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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
SUMMONS.
In the Justices Court, Prescott Precinct Yavapai County. Arizona
 Before HENRY T. ASDnkus. !. P.

In the Justices Court, Prescott Precinct
 Yavapai County. Arizona
 Before HENRY T. ANDRkus, ]. P.
 :. l.. FISHER. Plaintiff.
 W. E. PEDLEY, Defendant; Action brought in Justics's Court of Prescost
 Precinct, in the County of Yavapas
 Territory of Arizona. Territory of Arizona sends greeting to VI. B. lPedley.
 You are hereby summoned and reuuire3 fo appear in an action brought against vou by the above named plaiEtiH in the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct, in the county of 1avapai, in the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint filed in ssaid Court. at Prescott, in said county, within five days (excluslve of the day of servicel after the service upon you of this summons if served III this precinct, buff served ont of the pre- einct and within tho county. then within ten days; and if served out of the cenr9v twenty days.
 Said action is brought to recover the sum dollars
 And you are hereby notified that if von tali Co appear and answer the complaint. aa above required, said plaintiff will take iuslo- kaeIft against you for the amount deneantlesl as aforesaid. and for all relief in the s,res, ises. ard for costs of suit
 Make legal service and due return hereof. Given ander my hand this H;th slay c$ August, A. H. 1S.s2
 HENRY IT. ANDREWS. justice of the Peace, favapai County. Aria
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Key Found.

Heavy straight brass key belong, ing to safe or night lock. Owner can have same by calling at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08

The mileage of southern railroads has increased from 12,23s miles to q, 956 miles in the past ten years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
Notice to settle.

Parties indebted to the under signed are hereby notified that un- less settlement of the same is made on or before January 1st. 1893, they will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.
 oee 2O-92 JOSEPH DoUGHERrY. Good line of ladies riding gaunt- lets at J. $. Calles'. Prices the very lowest. ,f
 l" SNow, SNOW, BEAUTIFUL SNOW oHoEs, RUBBERs AND Boors AT J. L. FIsHER's.
 The Yavapai Pharmacy IS head quarters for everything in the Drug. Patent Medicine, or drug notion line. tf
 Father Koenig's Nerve Tonic the best in the world, for sale at the Vavapai Pharmacy. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-08
List of Letters

Remainin g in the Prescott, Arizona postoftice Feb. 2, 1893:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24

gs sibt sur Briifung Der in ben
Motbmeinen entbaltenen 5arbIfoife Der.
fdieoene Wletbooen. gine Der perbllt-
uibmdbis einfadfsn 1T bic bon 80.
Stein. wel6e iid auf bas 9erbalten
Der 6arbifoife 3ur Wolfair uno 5bon-
erbe itiiyt. go. gum geiipiel, 1T
Gu6iin leidt auf folsenbe art nadsu-
tpeiien: Nan srbiBt Die Meinprobe nit
ipenig peiBem 9aummollengarne ober
8aumpOllensemebe gum GO9en, Iabt
erfalten uno mdIdt aus. @einer
Wein fdrbt 10 uenig, baB mad tursem
Steben unter Waner bic 8aumpolle
farblas erifeint. @ar Gu1lin por-
hanben, 10 blcibt iie oauernb ROTH (rOia
bis tarInDlln) gerdrbt. Sn anbcren
Sdllen perfdbrt man auf na6ltebeno
besei9nete glrt: l. Wlan brinqt eini9e
Wollfdben in ben g9ein uno ldbt i'm
in Der Sdlte etna cine 8iertslltunbe
iteben. sieBt oann ab uno wdidt aug.
Die gBolle lit blduli9 sefdrbt: Der
@ein entbdlt SnOiso; = iie 1T beut-
lid roia bis iarmolin sefdrbt uno bic
rothe 6arbe berihminbet bur9 per=
'biinntes Gmmoniat, ebenio pie bur1
perounnte Salsiaure: Gudiin. gBdre
,Snoigo neben Suhiin pDr6auoen, 10
fdrbt ii1 bas perpiinnte glmmoniat
bldulid. SIM 3neifelsfale tuiro Die
JIiiiigfeit I'M gBaiierbaoe eingetrodnet
uno nit einisen 5ropfen Maller iiber-
goiien, tporin iid Der Snbigo lof. 2.
SIT fein 6u1iin erfannt poroen (bie
@egenwart bon Snbiso idlieBt cine
fiinitlite &otbfdrbuns ni6t aus. 10
erbibt man etiua 10 Sc. oes gDeines
init Moae untsr 3uiab einiger 5ropfen
IlaunlDluns gum So6en uno ldBt
etpa cine Stunbe ite9en. 9la9 Dem
9luswaiden 9ieBt man rei6lid Salt
paller auf uno lGBt unsefdbr eins
8iertelifunoe ifehen.
Sie 6arbe oes 9Beines tpirb babur9
fhmubi9 brdunli9; tuirb iie flcii6rotb
pber farmoiin, 10 iino &ptbbol, ooer
Godenllle porbanoen. Man ipdI6t
aus uno iibersieBt nit wdfleriser i6me-
teliser Sdure; iie iuiro gu gelb ent-
tdrbt: &otb6olS; Tie wiro ni9t entidrbt,
tonoern nur ROTH nit eelbem Son:
GO6enlle. War baaeaen bic Sarbe
bur4 SaltpaRer graublau bis blau ge-
iporoen, 10 lit Slanbols Oorbanoen. 3.
SIT tpeoer oas cine nod oas anoere GEE
funoen. 10 trodnet nan einen Sroplen
oes Beines, iuie Oben angegeben, agi
tpeiBem 6lieBtarton elm uno bringt i'm
oann auf elmer Yor3ellani6ale in eire
Soiuns bon eilisiaurer Sboneros. Die
Jarbe gebt bon Slaurotb ober Giolett
in glau iiber: Der gBein ent6dlt Damn
i'4er Walpen ooer 2isuiterbeeren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
Cite GDnecrt8cf6t@te.

Cine fotale GoncsrtgeI6idte wiro in
muiifali9en Greiien Yerlins cplpprtirt
unO biel beladt. Sine betannte @dr-
germ bate bort iiinsit elm Concert an=
gemeloet. Sa lie on bic sur 3eit eben.
tails in Berlin peilenbe S9riItiieaerin
.. Sd. bur1 8anoe Der SreunojdaIt
getniipft 1T, 10 Log ni9ts ndber, oils
oaB eben bieIe Seloiu Der Seoer Der
Siingerin0telppmenens ertldrte, vielbIt-
berltGnolih" i9r Concert beiuden au
ipolien. s5n Der frpben Soffnuns, un-
ter benz 9ublitum cine fiihlcnoe grull
mebr su finoen, mar bic Sdneerin oe.
raoe i'm Se9riif, iid i'm @aaen nad,
Dem Srt bes Concerts Su beaeben, ais
man ibr ein Sriefden na9bra6te. glm
3lel an9elanst, OItnete Die aiinItlerin
nit be9rcifli9er Spannune bas oui-
tenoe Gouoert uno los etwa fol9enoe
3eilen:
nSbeuerfe Sreunoin! Sic sSeoer ait.
teri mir in Der Sano, 10 aufgere9t. 10
serpiiblt 1T mein eanses Sein burd bic
Sunltseniille, Die Sic mir eben in
Sbrem Concert bereitet baben. SD
fam na6 Sauie uno fpolIte mid sur
&ube begebeH. slber Der Sturm, ben
Sbr GelanG seliebte S9peRer in
Npol, bier Orinnen esreet bat, ldBt fi9
10 leidt nidt beidnitieen. glein! mein
per3iidter 8eiit iiebt sic nod INNER
inmitten Der jubelnoen Menae wie cine
iiegreide Sonisin, uno ourd bic oe.
heimniBpoae Stille Der @a6t Inn mid
hsr flingt mir Sbre Stimme ans Obr,
Shre iilBc Stimme. bic mid eepadt
bat init bem llnseltiim elmer 9taturae.
malt. Sa ib nun morsen abreie,
alio niAt gu Sbnen flieeen fam, um
an Sbrem Salie mein GntSiideu uno
melnen Cant ausSuiaud,en, 10 ienoe
i'd hermit ben Sribut, oen id sSbrer
6roBe sole. Sbr Concert miro unper.
seBlid bleiben Sbrer .. 3d."
gBenn bic S9reiberin bag erfaunte
8elidt Sbrer Sreunbin beim 2eien
bieler 3eilen eeleben bdtte, lpdre lie
iiber bic piinttliGteit Der poIt unb hires
9ienltmdbbens nidt iebr erbsut asipe.
fen. @arum muBte Otinna, ruff oas
.Serl. Saaebl." aus, Dem mir oieie
9eididte entnehmeu, ben Srief audi
einen halben Sag gu frab in Den Raiten
iperfen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
Ste auaoratar oes SirseIs.

Sas Yroblem Der io9enannten Qua.
orutur oes 3irtels 1T uralt. IS per-
lonat, baB man Elm Quaorat wirfli9
eonitrilire, iueldeS nit einem gegebenen
Sreiie ocniclben Slddeniu6alt bot.
9luf bem rconltruiren" liest bier Der
Son. Seun ourd bic Silfsmittel Der
3eArurg tann uno 1T Die 9lufsabe
ldn9lt gclDit worben, nidt aber, penn
mir 3irtel uno 2ineal Su SilIe senom.
men weroen. 9llio MIR bies lit oas
Grpblem: Wtit alleiniser 3ubilfsnabme
bon 3irfel uno 2ineal Elm Guaorat gu
seibnen, mel1es einem beitimmtenGreiie
matbematiib senau inbalts9leid 1T.
Die SOiungsucriude bieler 9lui9abe
iino ole scideitsrt.
glber bic Gud0ratpren lieben iih ba=
our6 nidt abi6reten, INNER mieoer
iiber bic Sa9e nadsuosnten, umioipe-
niger als es bis Dor 5ebn Sabren tei-
mem Watbematiler gelunaen mar, einen
Sepeis fir bic llnm6slithtcit Der sluf=
gabe su erbringen. @nbli9 gslang
oiss i'm SUM 1882 bem qroieiior Gins
oemann. jebt in 86nissberg. nadoem
Der fran;oliid)e sltaoemiter Ssrmite
tuidtiae 8Orarbeiten seliefert bate. Gs
1T aber jebt itrens bemieien, baB es un-
nDslia lit, nit alleiniser 8enugung
BON 3irtel uno 2ineal Elm Guaorat su
sei6nen, bas einsm porlie9enosn Greiie
matbematiib seHau inbaltsseid 1T.
Ser Seweis mar natiirlib ni1t nit
ben dlieren elementaren Silismitteln
3u fiibren, benin oann mare er iiher
idon ben Semiibunsen zines glr9ime-
oes, zines Garteiius. einss Su9peils
Ober cines ylewton gelungen. gs ipa-
ren pieimebr Silismittel erfproerlib,
Die iie nur bon ben erff in ben lebteu
Sa6rsebnten aussebiloeten 5beilen Der
b0beren Mlgebra selieiert perben tonn-
ten, nit anoeren 9gorten, es bcourite
Der oirctten ooer inoiretten 8orarbeit
bon pislen Sabrbunberten. Inn enoli9
einen geweis iiir bic llnl0sbar,eit oss
biitoriIb aeporoenen problems m69s
lib su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24

9esbaIb. Set mein Waonn
Staotpernroneter lit, lit er Elm aon,
9lnoerer. go fam er 4. 9. reqelnlaBio
in Der Naht, tpenn er am Sage Sibuno
aebabt bat. iein 9luse idlieBen. -
@eshal6 benn nid)t2 Reeen bic Der.
tanoluneen ibn etlua 10 auf9 - Sas
nibt, absr ct idldft immer in Der
@ibuna!
- MiBberfanben. Sienerin:
Cine @mpfebluns BON meinem aHdoi.
gen Serrn; Der Serr groieiIor nl0dt,
moraen Wlittag bel inn ip,iier. =
8ruben Sic nur bielmals, ib meros
Die gbre baben, aufSumartcn. : Gos
tbut nidt n0tbis! = Gin 2o5atelner
lit fhpn befelt!
6atal. u: vOent Sirnur,
tuas unier'm Yroteilor nieoer pallirt
1T! @ar er ba neuli6 BEL elmer Soc6.
seit einselaOen; AM Sdlulle oes Wab=
les tlopft er, ba er einen Soa2 ous-
brinaen mill, ans 8las, ruIt aber in
ieiner 3eriireutbeit: 3ablen"
= 8iffis. u: ~Warif Su
benn in Dem neuen @aitbOf suirieben2
@ie iuaren benn bic 8stten2~ .:
t@Comme-il"foh"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
: Seroieieff unb 2atd i

= Seroieieff uno 2at6i.
noif fanbsn in cinem Meteoritsn, oer
in Noruo=llrei (@oup. Yenia in &ub.
lanb) eefaqen mar, Elm erobes. idwar.
ses Yulper, ods Die 0drte oes Siamans
ten beiab. g9einI6ent entbefte in ben
Wtetcoriten BON Irpa tleine S6rnben,
Die ben 9tubiu ribten. uno S6nig
nadtc bieiclbe 8eobadtung al elmer
YrOb, bon Yleteoreiien, bas in Der
gldbe bon @anon= Oiablo in Wtittel=
9lmerita aufgefunoen tporoen mar.
6rieocl cnolib sc,udnn aus elnem ale=
teoritenitiif fooIel BON oieIem idwarseu
Yulper, oab CT es elmer geuauen glna.
lpie unterwerien fonnte. Sas @r9ebnib
Der llnteriudung aber beitltigte Die
9lnnabme Der iibrigen Gslebrteu pol-
itdnoia; es mar 9iamant, Der nur ber
Ihmdrssn niht trpitafilrten Nariet1t
anaeborte. Oieie 9iamunteutornhen,
bic in @eIelli6aft hon Sdmeielelien
uno observation-disclosures in tlsine
S6blen sinaeiiiat iino, tonnen iih aber
lpobl nur wibrcno Der 9uniolioirung
Der Meteormalic gebiloet babeu. Ses-
balb lit es pieatitht aud moalif, in
cinem eleltriiden SdmelsoIen. Der cine
Wdrme pon 2000-2500 Hrao berppr=
;ubrjngen oermaa, bic geuiinidtsn Be
oineunaen 81 pcreinigen. nm. tuenn
aud nod ni6t trpItaaiiirte 9iamanten,
bod porerit wenisitens oieie i1mnrs:
Sarietdt gu fabrisiren.
Muf bem poliseiamte.
Sic bebaupten alio. Der Serr oes ber.
rsnlOs bier eineelieferten Sunoes su
Iein2 = Sal - @ie iiebt er aus? :
Braun nit iuciBsu 6leden! = Oas
iiimmt. @orauf bort er oenn? =
glui ben Sbrsn natiirli6! 9BprduT
iOnit wO5l2
= Gr slaubtes ni9t. StdS-
ter: &auI mir ben GliidstbaIer a6,
Sannes, I'M fiinf Otart fannit'n ia.
ben, 10 lang man ben in Der SaIht
bat, aelt ginem niemals bas @elo aus.
~ Bauer: Sea slaub' | net, pialt mi
bios aniAmier'n!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
sSeSbalb Serr sebmann ntdbt ttess
ben upfttc.
cine esididts. bic iomit pirtli aus oem assen 1T

Gterben m09en mir tpobl mebr poei
tueuiger ole ni9t serne; i9 babe ueni9'
itens niemals Semanoen tennsn eelernt,
Der bies @ei1ift nit 9eioeni9aft betrie.
ben bitte. Oerr 9ebmann bate aber
gcraoeSu cine frantbafte 4DerIiou oa.
gegen. =
9lls er oas erIte NAL ertrantte, oo
mar ieine lie6e 6rau nod Jung. UNI
Serr Se9mann bate es oaber siemlif
leidt einen GntidulOisunsssruno fiit
ieine ionoerbare abnciaung qegen Den
Soo 5u iinoen. Gr meinte einTa9 oem
slrjte geaeniiber: a, ,Se6n Sc NAL, Serr
Sotter, meine Ole is nod jung TN
Selo bat ie oo9. IS miiroe i6r alio
iofort mieoer @ener beiratben, mid
wabrg" = w9llleroinss!" ent9eonetc
Der 9lrSt. has iii mo1l mebr als pabr=
ibeinlid!" rNa ia, iebn &c moll!"
Ipra9 Sebmann triump9ireuo, ,un
oenn wiiroe III nadbcr i'm Grade jar
teene gtube iinben! Oas Gtcrbet
f0nnte mir alio niIdt uuben! Se9n
Sic oas Elm, Serr Sotter2" ,Sm! Sa,
oas iebe i9 einl" antiuortete Der brape
Irst, uno 10 mabte er oenn Serrn 9ebs
mann nieoer seIuno. -
Wtittleriueile naren einiee stpan;ig
SABRE ber9angen unb Srau 2ebmann
mar injDii9sn re6t aft lno b1bli1 ees
'poroen, ba lag Serr 9ebmanu NAL
ipleoer auf ben ipaenannten SOB.
s9ta, ipie lit es oenn nit oem Sters
ben, lieber Serr 2ebmann24 fraate Der
freunolibe 9(rst.
Set is INNER nod nii6t!" ertpioerte
Serr Sebmanu beliimmt, ,bem iebeu
Sc mai, Sotter1en, jebt is meins Ole
alt uno oa nimmt i9r Ssener mebr un
le ftebt oenn jans aasene uff De 9Beli
IN set iuiiroe mir erit reDt teene &u6e
inn Srabe lailen. Ser 3pef pdre
alio ians perfe6lt! giidt wabr, bet il
Sbnen bod tlar, Sotter9en?"
llnb ri4tia, oer 9lrst ia6 aud oies.
NAL bic Sriftisteit Der 9sbmann'i i9en
@riinoe Elm uno beilte ibn. -
Damn aber fam er etipa sebn Sabre
ipdter oas brittle Wtal. Wlutter 9tb.
MAIN bate bereits por einigen Sabren
oas 3eitli9e geiegnct uno iomit 6dtte
man ei9cntlib auns6men iolleu, oaB
fiir Ssrrn 9ebmanu abiolut tein plau.
iibler Sormano gum Ri6titer6en por-
banOcn getpeien tudre.
Scnno6 itrdu6te er f9 nit aaer
@nergle:
.9iebes Sottsr5en." rief er, mid
wa6r, sc meinen bod oo9, baB meine
DIE inn Simmel MI iliiflib is I'LL
ibre eni9e 9tube iefunoen bat2" %,
gang iiber, licbsr Serr 2ebmann. oenn
iie mar ia iiets cine brape SSrau!"
ygtid wabr. Serr SDttor, bet is oo5
msine slniit9t. LIN neil i'd ooa cen
riidii6tsuoIler I'M iuter Wsnl9 bin, 10
fpia id ibr oaber aud lieber in ibre
Jfube jarni9 ltOren, benn, jams unter
ms gelast,. if babe mir nit Die oae
3anttippe ciientli6 ipdbreno uniere
ianse gbe mat ebrli@et Sure9tjetabb,lt
un bet wiirOe fiber lofort picoer Los,
ieben; alio miiiien Se bod eiui,6en.
bet ct beiler is, penn id mod en- bisten
bier bleibe, mid wabr, een3iiet Sottcr-
9en?" -
giner oerarti9en 2osit fonnte Iid
nun ielbItuerItdnoli9 Der pirtli1 brape
9lr3t auf teine g8eiie ent3iebsn uro 10
blieb ibm Oenn nidts pelter iibrig als
Serrn 2ebmann aud oissmal wieoer
aeiuno gu MAIDEN. Ser 2sbtere lebt
heute noh, Dopon lid Seber im9erliner
IoreBbu9 iiberSeugen tanu! -
Slirsenien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
fiibrenben Q|eiiier Der 0eit iuden ben

fiibrenben geiifer ber 3eit iuden ben
Wes sur weiteren 8eireiuns Der
Wenidbeit pon 3nedtI9aft unb Srr-
mahn, bon materieller unb eeiitiger
Seoriiduns. llno lie tueroen i'm jim.
ben. 9lus bem 9unfel Der @egenmart
leuatet als Wssiueiier fir bic 3utunft
bic itrableuoe Soee elmer setrdftisten
Wenia6eitsempiinouna, Der seiteiser-
ten Sumanitdt uno Der ioSialen Ss-
redtisteit bcruor. H. F.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24

-M ooern. Or: rOu liebe
Srau. i9 mOd1ie mai iuieoer meiue
2eibipeiie = Sauertraut nit 2eber.
piiriten" Sic: .@eoulbe Sid nod
Bis iibermorsen = moraen baben mir
bic Waidfrau; Der tann nun 10 etipas
Croiudrss bod niat porisben!"
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-22
Rni.inx Early Potatoes.

]. NJ. Larrabee, Hayden, Ind, write.
Orange Judd Farmer: For a number
of years l have raised early potatoes
with good success by the following
preparation and after-treatmcnt of the
ground. The soil is clay underlaid with
slate. l apply in autumn and winter
about thirty tons per acre of stable and
barnyard manure, or its equivalent. AS
early in spring as the ground is dry
enough not to pack, ] plow and pull
verize, then furrow OF one way three
feet apart and drill in burrows com
merclal potato fertilizer, using only n
small amount per row. Drop the pota-
toes about eighteen inches apart In the
furrow and cover three or four inches,
] use medium-sized potatoes, cutting
them SO as to leave two or three eyes
TO n piece. Cultivate two or four times
during the season, keeping all the
weeds down, either by cultivator or
hoe. l dig In August and put the pota-
toes at once In cool, dark place,
sprinkling mir slaked lime over them.
The lime takes up all the moisture
from the outside of the potatoes, and
thus prevents decay. Later I place
them In cellar or pit; they are dry
and always keep well. l plant Early
Ohio and Early Rose. and always have
good success II | keep off potato bugs.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-22
INTERMITTENT DRINKING.
One of the Dangerous Forms of the
LIQUOR Habit.

There would DO little use in my de-
scribing what I believe to be the cause
and the course Of intermittent drink
Ing, unless l set forth my experience
as to the various methods In use to
check or cure the disease. 1t may be
asked, "Hns not man will power,
end can he not of his own vClition nb-
stain from what he knows to be simply
stlfdcstruction?" Ny answer, unhap-
PLY, must be that man who has once
fairly fallen into the d.ink habit,
whether constant or Intermittent, has
scarcely any Will power while the fit is
on him. and. as 1 have said. each fit
leaves his will feebler and less able to
Withstand the temptation of n sedativc
CT which no has proved the power, and
OF which he Is too prone to forget the
danger.
lie intermittent drinker, as soon rs
he has abstaincd for a few VIC eks, for
gets tho disastrous effects OF his last
att: elk He believes himself as temper
ate md Discreet man MS AIRY of his
friends VINO takes his pint bottle of
claret ut dinner ard seld IN takes
more He does not see why he should
not do likewise. 1t Is the hardest thing
to convince an intermittent drunkurd,
who is able to abstain for a period
that he can never by any chance be-
come n moderate drlnker. Ncverthc-
less, the principle of his drinking is
distinct from that of a moderate man.
II he tries to return to his two or
three glasses of claret he Is absolutely
certain to 20 on to his secret nip" OF
brandy or of whisky. and his 'nips" will
increase and he will find himself back
"a In, hn al n
patient. II he really wants TO be cured,
must clearly make up his mind that
1t must be total abstinence or selfde-
struction-gradual, perhaps. but not
tho less sure, From the National Re-
view.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-22
MORE THAN HALF A MILLION.
A Directory Canvas Puts the Population
of st. Louis at misunderstanding an
Ocean Greyhound.


of st. Louis at o74,5Go-Nsming m
Ocean Greyhound.
ST. LOUIS, April 14.-The new city
directory just published contains 1884,
523 names, and indicates n population
OF 574, 500, allowing three persons to
each name. 1t is usual in making
computations of this kind to multiply
the names in the directory by three
and half, but this is probably less
accurate than the simple trebling of
the names. The census OF 1890 gave n
population of n little over 46O, goo, and
in that year the directory had l5i, 600
names. Thus, assuming the direc sory
and government canvassers to have
peen correct in 1890, there must have
been an increase of over 100, 900 IN the
population since that time. There is
every indication that this is correct, as
an immense number of buildings have
been erected during the last two or
three years, in spite of which the rent
ing agencies experience great difficulty
in satisfying the demands of newcon-
ers for homes.
St. Louis ia acknowledged to have
some of the best paved streets in the
country, but it does not propose to be
content with success already attained
been prepared by the Street Commits
sioner including SO large number of
improvements as to embrace 200 miles.
1t will take ten years to carry out the
plan, and when it is completed there
will be little left to desire in the way
of good streets The boulevard sys-
tenn on which work il now progress
ing will be finished next year, and
will provide excellent driving way
for light vehicles. The acknowledged
weak point in the city streets are in
those running north and south, and
these will he attended to as soon as
the bouievards are finished.
One of the pleasantcst duties of the
new Mayors first day in office was
an inspection OF the new city hall
under the guidance of the architect.
The building will be finished and
turned over to the city this fall with
imposing ceremonies. Representatives
vited and special interest will center
in the proceedings from the fact that
Missouri granite and stone have been
used exclusively in the construction.
Visitors to this years fall festivities
will see the building about completed,
and it will probably be occupied from
the sixth story to the basement during
the coming winter.
A meeting of representative citizens
was held in the Mayors Office on Tues
day when 1t was resolved to take
measures to endeavor to secure the
naming of one of the new ships in
course of construction by the American
Navigation Company, "St Louis"
The two popular vessels of this line
are now known as the Paris and New
York. and it is understood that the two
vessels now in course of construction
will have the names of two important
cities. Owing to tho large amount of
transatlantic traffic, both of business
men and tourists en- route for st. Louis,
it is believed that the company will ac-
cede to the request and name one of
the first American Greyhounds con-
structed in an American dock yard
after st. Louis.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-22

The Philadelphia Press tolls good
story of Gen. Sherman's son Thomas.
now known rs Father Sherman. In
the company OF detachment of sol
,rf-r- As-.uas- ara-eipG tho S,antonn
bridge over the Potomac, when the
armies were on their way to Washing
ton for their great review in 1860.
The boy was then about eight years
old. One OF the men, 10 make talk,
asked him II he expected to grow up
as smart man as his father.
mo, sir" answered the boy, with
surprising promptness.
why not," was the next question.
We'll" said Thomas. without hesita'
ton, 'there are plenty OF other men
who have grown up, and why am
IteJ ms smart rs my fntherg'
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-22
A NoNcHALAMr BRIDE.
Her Husband Lost His Temper and Bu-
traysu All,

Her husDhnu LOST HIS temper ana Lt-
trnyeI All.
1t was at tho hotel table. and they
looked suspiciously like II bridal
couple, but their conversation seemed
to disprove the theory. He had ex-
planned in rather loud tones that he
had sewed the loop on his overcoat
with white thread. and she had told
him that if he'd had any ingenuity
he could have made it black by draw
ing it through the ink bottle, says
the Chicago Times. SO that every
one could see they were ..old married
people, for a bride would have re-
proachfully have asked him why he
hadn't let her do it.
ner.
.Will you have redhead duck or
q mallard?" he asked.
lin sure ! don't know she re-
turned airily. II don't know the diff
ference between redhead duck and
a bluc-eyed pheasant"
This tlippancy Disconnected him for
a moment but he seemed to remember
and went on:
"Well, how do some boiled quai.s
strike you?"
Boiled or stewed. it's immateriai
to me" she answered nonchalantly.
Then he became cross and delivered
himself of an opinion.
''see here, Alice, you've got to de-
eide. ! don't want to go and order
something for our first dinner
And then he suddenly paused as
Alice moaned:
''Oh, hush! / knew you'd forget.
You've given it away after all my at
tempts to seem so old married! Oh,
Ralph
And the hearers thought again of
the stupidity OF man. and how it ruth
lessly destroys all that the iincsso OF
woman accomplishes. And they also
wondered again why the victims OF
wedding journey should regard them
selves a. criminals.