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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
lFfed February p. 1897 j. r. Young. Clerk ]
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Cornelius Drury Lucrctia Hobart ct al. In Equity

Tat IL ls2 F T Tar 18Th
Cornelius Drury vs. Ineret,s hobart ct al In Equity
On motion Of the coInp' anant. by VT John Ridout.
the + S aeI Ss AM, IT.. day FSx Of
Lneretia Hobart No; nd Henry HobsrI; cause their
m DAY urrnr forty dars sitter this day ewise
the cause will he eeed with in case of default
to MAKE parton ars Of 10 10 ana in Nelly
and Ihgmp;on's subdivision Of part Of squae seven
ington. Dstrict OF Columbia OF which Edward Ho-
of sale among the parties 10 said cause according to
their respective interest
This notice TO be published in The Evening Star and
A. B. HAGNER
Esr GSRs 1eis Will h9ts G Gsrs
Til OF TaR sf1
William HeacOek f s. al L" T4ss Hobart al In
On motion of the eonnlainan s. y Mr. John Ridou,.
their socIio- it is o,ered this 2lst dav Of Febru
Increta HoSsr, Wo and Han-y Hobar csuee III
appsrane &c he entered herein on or before the st
wise the cause viii be- proceeded with as in Of
rhe object of this suit obtain decree for the
sale of sub lot thirye ght t:s) III stephen Flana-
and eighinin c.se' ii $it g, WashiP ton Pis;
ss and Ui .hr a. % i 81 b de6a did
Do 81 shs u" b By a STAR and III:
Wa-hington Law Reporter. A D. HAGSER
True cory. Test: ]. r. Young, Clerk
fe24-lswt By L. p. WILLIAMS. Asst Clerk.
rs THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTKICI
Of Co umbia,
Holding speci1l Term i"r rrhans, Court bust
In estate Of Sally Hardnond lats Of sshington
d. G.. No. 5.304 AdInintst atiup Doc. g.
Application having been TO- the probate of ,
paperwriting propounded a. te last will and tesla
81 Hsrdmond. deceased.by ar Ia Annie Barweli
notice is hereby giyen To- All concerned spresr il
| thu court FRIDAY. TIE rTH MACH, lS9 Al
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ. 10 show cause. If any exist
| against the granting Of such 1pplicati n.
I A copy of this order sha b published in the Wash
/ inxton Law Re orter and he Evening Star once N
each of three successive weeks before said day.
| By the court A. b. HAGNEk, Justice
| AIrue copy. Teste: L. + WRIGHT,
| - Register o! Wills, D. c.
MORRIS HAMILTON.
| Proctors for Applicant. felS 24&mb7
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Senator Dixon (RI.) from the committee on
post offices and post roads, today reported
favorably to the Senate his amendment to the
post Office appropriation bill, which proposes to
pay to letter carriers in cities where free de-
livery has been established the first year $500
per annum; second year, $500. third year.
81 1000, and fourth year and thereafter, o., 200
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Record of Deaths.

During the twenty-four hours ending ct neoa
today burial permits were issued from The
health Office for the following;
white-Mary Geary, IS years; Edward 6.
Hoar, GO years; Mary n. de Mitkievios, 40
years; Willis c. Norton, { years; Edward y.
Fister. 8 years
Colored-Townley Brown, SO years; Leonors
Miller. 6 years; James Reed, AZ wears; Andrew
Miles, 80 years; Josicis Butler, 76 years; Arthur
+. Brown, 81 years; Eva johnson, II years,
Harry S. Williams, 2 years; Beatrice Hunton,
/ year; Vim. r. Marshall, year, Herman
Wheeler, 2 months.
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At the Pure Food Show.

One Of the exhibits at the pure food show
that has attracted much attention is that of
cottolene, made by n. K. Fairbank & Co. This
product is new to, Washington, but is well
known and q great favorite with housekeepers
in the eastern and middle states. 1t is a whole
some, nutritious preparation Of refined cotton
seed oil aid purified beef suet, and for all
shortening and frying is held to DO superior to
any other cooking fat. s,Its good qualities are
attested by the Endorsements of physicians and
cooking authorities. In handsomely dec
grated boo is shown the oil and suet which
compose cottolene. and the perfected material
is also shown all being in cut glass jars large
cone-shaped stand competent cook makes
toothsome cakes and pastry, which are sampled
by the visitors. and fries delicious doughnuts
and oysters. A small sample pail of cottolene
with O cook book containing 600 selected recipes
are given to each caller at the booth.
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PORTS TO BE MADE AT MEETING roNIaH7
-sraaEsrIoSs AS TO SANITATION IN RELA
TON TO THE POOR MADE IN A RECENT AID.
DRESS IN BALTIMORE.
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Reporting Progress.

From Life
Jsck-"Harry, are you making any hsadvay
in your determination 70 become MeCressus
son-in-hw?'
Hary-..rve BEEN encouraged 10 hopa"
Jack-"How?"
Hary-"Ths oldest daughter has promises
~ Ne . ais.ev 20 me-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
% acr.s adjoining the Methodist University. near
,.a,s. RA.DAESEILLE.
SUBURBAN. TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- No ao3 s,h s.: nv.
faI counties. vrEihis, and in MOntgomsry and Prince
GEORGES counties. Mary and Capitalists will s.v-
our guarantees Of ,L,lS Sop.u n1 free
seon hISsY t1 cuPF 1 Nee P Prssdsn
/ COTTAGE AND LARGE LOT AT EVANSVILLE
y ,tstrIn on B; and % K. r. six miles from Wash
Aoid MAN. Fayste and ST. Paul s,s. Baltimore.
SPLENDID SPECULATION IN LAND-BEAUTI-
I - ful pace upon the Ch@Sapeake ba' scenery
shs Hsre. '1 Ho,a one SA hour 1s nile FROM
W P,,nts. ride to Newport News l. s. FRAN 2.
Phr6ns va. fem. W. f19t'
WESLEY HEIGHTS 9aJTuvrsr u,su,.rox
=, ro, oppS OPP, ~ AIsric5 ~ University site
money Cor The next Az. dollars in thi,
IL as has na to, Z, b e
lumb'a and is strictly suburban property
On and after March 500 will be lowest price
| - JOHN +. wAGGAMAN,
ta2s-lm 200 18th st. nv.
EoR SALE HEvALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
snd nan . SO sT's S5h
ated on the Bladenshnrx pike about three miles from
' ANU Il JOHN +. w,eeANAN.
| )a2.-lm 200 18th NV.
Ii ISN'T MESH
1 By the month. but think how much rent you pay
In i've or ten years. Why don't you own your
home-one where you may enjoy all the free
| dom Of the country and have the comforts of thu
| city. The suburbs KtNSINGTON and WEST
| End PARK, io- instance, possess all these ad-
vsntaees- Think sbont n Investment in that
| direction and communicate with me on the
subject
H. N. CccffRP:: 7O6 SrH ST. NV.
| ;e23
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Mr.. Harter,s Free Coinage Bill.

Mr.. barter Of Ohio introduced in the
House today . bill to provide for the
free coinage Of silver and gold at the
present ratio and upon equal terma II
provides that after its passage the pur-
chases Of silver bdlliion by the government
shall cease and that the minis shall be opened
to the coinage Of both metals upon the same
terms Is existed prior to 1873, provided. how
ever, that all silver and gold coined hereafter,
for the account Of o. ners shall not have
any legal tender function and instead of
being stamped zone dollar, " ''ive dollars" &C.,
shall be stamped item Dimes" fifty dimes. 81
&C. Nothing in this act is 70 be construed o.
affecting the legal tender function Of the gold
and silver already coined or which may here
after be coined upon the account Of the United
satssL Al laws In co1nict with this act are ~
pe~led.
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How About These LOCATIONS,

How ABOUT These LOCATIONS,
Here is another batch Of good things" for
those who are in search Of comfortable homes
IN desirable localities:
Desirable residence on st. 18th.
very cheap 49, 800
handsome residence on St.. near cable
Comfortable residence ON 9Th ST. near NV.
Handsome residence on Q st. bet. 18th and
18th. near '4th ST. has 4 rooms on a floor and
otherwise conveniently arranged. only. 8 lO, 800
Avery fine brick residence with brics stable.
on n st bet. 9th and 10th. one Of the best CEN
trail neighborhoods in Washington. at. Sl2. 500
NOTICE: ShUuld the title TO any prop
srtv sold bv prove defectipe upon erarni-
nation at the time of sdie. riu refund
thu deposit and all erpenses incurred IN
ansindtion.
JOHN B. WIGHT. 14lo ST. NV.
Real Estate and Insurance. fen2 Ct
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

the srowins northwest section Of the City; 70
cor sh and =, Tisss 9w ten
EoR >ALE--HOUsE 14O6 COLUMBIA ST. NV;
II coy ard most complete e:sht-roorn house; not
Basement. double 'front.' stone STEPS: brass r.n@s
the .n. .snns and so
ali the vindo~s electro he'll. and Lighting; hand
pso S ' fSa sa library
ST%MRS s.f Use sss Rs aPPS TO owner AL
EoR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND stone
front houses north Of Dupont Circle contain nine in,
these houses i for 81. 500 each on easy terms,
Tor Jul ''r'' %efa S:H ilRsn sArcHELpEn
ofe9 s.w three-stors SrcR d~ens on st. near
y III ave n W; At special Price to enec t aniich
/. heated BY furnace Is hnished natural wood has
and wired tor electric gas ishting
Lot 22xl0O 10 wide alley
For 'on 'aF'if &eFx I'll lEFssn sArcHELDER.
ja2s Cor. 10th and @ SITS. ".
FoE ssLEnHANYDss93MsE NEW THREE STORY
and bath room all latest improvements; handsomely
n 6a gnasT G
nsPestiGn FSrfpTh.5 E,rtieGaTs aud price a9?!y.'
| Lok sALE-ECoNOMICAL AND DESIRABLE
dio iis e'FhiL Sei 1867
EoR SALE
Il Small house. " At near 14th 2-story and base
ment brick; z rooms; only "a, 80.
1901. THOMAS j: FISHER CO.
+ Sm.l frame house on F at n ". near LIST; 2-story
Broom frame rents for SIS per month lot 20x1OO
to 15-foOt paved alley only q. 500
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.,
fe1S6t 1924 st. nv
L Near q. s. capitol,
Price. g.. 900.
s-room press-brick house; bay window: eood-sized
lot; alley. TIIOS. j. FISHER CO.,
fe1S6t 1924 ST. H.
LOR SALE-LE DROTT PARK
Why not own your own hom'. Here Is your chance.
We ohcr TO sell of the nj est tie houses In the
park. bay window press brick; brown stone trim
minyS; containing rooms and bath neatly papered
and ained; all modern imp oveinents and convent
ences slectric bells and gas lighting speak tubes.
&c. location very desirable short walking distance
of cable road hume and Investment within the
reach of all at S3. 80 Terms: $500 or more cash
balance monthly to suit purcil aser. Apply
L. WALTER WEED CO.
ja2S-1m 500 11th st. NV.
Il We have been authorized to sell that handsome
new bay window brick. $40 2lst st n. built OF
brown stone and brick contains rooms. bath and
CELLAR nicely pspered and grained eletric bells and
gas lighting apparatus. ThorouE hly modern in every
particular. Al elegant deep lott location very de-
sirable A lance sc dom offered to get such home
at %. OOO and ON your own terms Gall and zee u.s.
L. W. WEED &CO..
tA2S-1m 500 l lth St ".
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eop4 % :;042 Bounds

TOR SALE
Is Fine homes on easy terms 2-ssory and attic
6<oom brick houses on q near J. all Inn
peovemen.s Just being finished lot 20xlOO alley;
HE'D Sde akA These houses ere eIceptionally we'll
THoS. J. fIsHEk CO..
fsl0l0 1H2l n n ~
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A MODERN Hox.
VERY CHEAP.
EASY TERMS.

Two most desirable homes near Dupont
Circle; houses are built # broo stone and
Press brick; three stories and baseme nj
contain nine and bath. with all
M dern improvements; three rooms deep
heated bv furnace; electro BELLS electric
gas lighting; hand omely rapeIed cabinet
mantle 8, &c. each .oi 1880 to well paved
alley. Price only IS. 0OO each.
CHAS. EARLY.
sos 18th 81. NV fe23
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

Desirable corner house. 9th and SITS. ne;
AL nj. Small cash payment Price only Is. 500
500 and s1s b st ne S-roorn brirk and
stone dwellings; front and back stairs. all
nj Easy terms small payment Price. o5. $50
az Elm St nv; cheap; easy terms;
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widely distributed and there is good reason to
believe that such unh, gienic conditions as those
mentioned afford to many the best opportuni-
ties for multiplication and for conveyance to
the human body. If we render difficult or i'm
possible the contamination Of our water, air,
food and soil with ordinary impurities which
may not in themselves be demOnstrably harm
full, we make difficult or impossible their con-
tamination with the germs OF many diseasea
CONSTANT MENACE.
1--WE are thus enabled to understand how
there may be serious sanitary defects in place
without such an injurious influence upon health
a. to attract much attention. Nevertheless
the se defects are q constant menace to the
health Of tho inhabitants. The demonstration
of sewage contamination in the sources Of sup
ply of drinking water is significant, not because
the admixture with sewage is IN itself dangerous,
but because it indicates that the gates are open
for the entrance into the water of the germs of
typhoid fever or Of cholera, if these germs are
present in the sewage. 1t is true that cholera.
for instance, might be introduced into such
place and by fortunate chance the
germs Of the disease not gain entrance to the
soil or to the water 20 as to produce an cpl
demic, but is it not foolish and short sighted
to leave the lives and happiness of thousands
de endent upon such chance when we know
what measures are necessary in order to reduce
the chance to a minimum, il not to eliminate il
mands that the open gates be closed One OF
the most instructive lessons of the visitations OF
Asiatic cholera in Europe since 1884 has been
the failure Of tins disease to gain foothold
when introduced into cities with irreproachable
water supply and sewage disposal.
HOSPITAL FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
"There is one need which is 90 urgent in this
city that public attention should be forcibly
directed to it. and that is hospital for infec-
tious diseases. DR.. Robe, when he was COM
missioner Of health in 1890, urgently recon-
mended the construction OF such hospital.
and his successor has emphstically indocsed
this recommendation. At present no hospital
in the city will undertake to receive cases OF
scarlet fever, diphtheria or smallpox. When
one considers the necessity of prompt isolation
Of these cases in order to prevent their epidemic
distribution and Of our heiplessness in this re-
gard In the emergency OF . visitation of cholera
or yellow fever, it is clear that this 10 matter
which should receive immediate attention.
"A public establishment for disinfecting BY
steam is scarcely less important and ID now
provided in most large cities which can lay
shy claim to decent sanitation. Among the
most important results Of the discovery and
study OF the specific germs which cause in
fictitious diseases has been the deyelopuaent OF
the methods necessary to destroy these germs
outside Of the hodv when th"ir preserce u ans
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Il hot 18th and l4th n 2sty. bay window. y
room brick cot and cod ter; latrObe an open
me- easy ters.s =. y '.ooO
2-sty. L eel. 1r. L bath, furnace new SIX squares
from government printing ON four squares IT
proIo>et site new printing offre 81. 100
Eth snc g l. .-sty L t-r X bath. tiled
We. ihue el-ctrcal appliances Ia rob-. $500
LOR SALE-BOMESEEkERS. WE DESIRE YOUR
Il attention See what of-r you for 81, 800 IN
tie growing no-thwe three squares from Dupont
Circle New residence. built OF brown stone and
brfee large rooms. elegantly pap~red and deco
Tate cabinet mztt-is. with tiinz, electric bells &c
buffers antry. cellar and ath. with the latest
tsry plumbing stationary wahstsnd: heated by
pae. Thoroughly modern aud worthy Of inspection.
VIII Re sod on small cash payment and balance
l. WALTER WEED co,
fslB-lnl 500 II n St n W
CoR sALE-s4 65O-NO. 1925 sTH STREET
press brick rooms and bath rents for $50 30
JAMES VI GREEN.
fo1S6t Ill l4th street
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2e1i to e243 10Th t, Isl and 1873 P.erc. st,
bh, 5r s2s. 600 fh. 5--........... ca $40
l1i7 Ps h. Or "a 90 ,4S St b. m l. 7r s. 100
70 10 % brtsa's court. i2Ost 81. III. 3. $50
500 % cor ST. 66. Z. Ar 900
Ro24 % 2O42 Boundary and 18th. X and l. 3. 900
81. b b. Ar. sl-...l5 100 AZ and 4j3 Ridge 81.
eo1 list n. Osn b, ...-..-....... = 600
tEss o., z b. ST. :, 900 245 Pomerov b b. 81 q 600
1913 81. b. m !. 81. 8. oOo247 and 249 Poneroy
l1b3 and 81 10Th -. o. .. h, 5r. each 2. 500
b. 6r esch--.... s. 500 llO92 th 81. b. s.. 2. 600
2129 vs. ave. IN. ~. -. 80 lt., SD ST. h. Ar . 500
AIS nth ST. fh. Or 5000 tG I'D h. 6r... l. 80
A33 TO AL PrAtker's IA and 426 81
alley. h. g. 90 alley. IN. f-.......1 500
= ll23 10Th ct h. Or. I2O5 to 1917 18th st,
and houses IN rear. h. 6F. each. l. 500
eoi3 ST. IN, TT ,OOO h. 81. e.ch L 600
81 s;s5 I'D 1t. b. 1:e5o 81 st. b. 4r....i $40
o., each ..-.--.-..-4. 800 2ll3 and 2II5 Of,
1o22 and 1874 Srh 81. b. ". each .....1 1. 500
b. n 1. Or .---.-.4.4O0
The sbovs 10 only portion Of tn. property on my
M Fog full list cal st ofcs f.f bullet in issued
fsi7 THos. T. wAG6AMAN.
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fsls6t

E>OR sALF-FOUR FLEGANT s-RoOM HOUSES
with coneLsted cellars. numbered 1881 rs %
81. east % Lincoln ave. and within "a yards %
elsctric ears, 'ronts Of brown Hu nell stone and
prvs-ed brf x " de parking. concreted street and
oLeS with furnaces. cabinet maltsl-. tiled lesrtns
eectrtc iizhtrg artistic rarerlnx and all modern
eonvenisDc-s g. 800 each easy terms Apply to
fsl62w WHEATLEl BROI II r Rs. 9Th and r. I. ave.
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L>OR SALE
Il SIN Ill frame house on at n W. near LIST 2-story
Broom fran rents for &IS per month lot 20x100
to 15-foot paved alley; only 81 500.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
fe1S-6t 1924 r st. n ".
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LHOR SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
% acres adjoining the Methodist University. near
Tsnleyt1wn. j. G.
GREAT BARGAIN.
p. A. DARNEIILE
fe24-3r. 6I3Fs
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Il small house. " st 14th; STORY and base
ment brick z rooms: only $3.50.
THOMAS J. FISHER / CO..
felS-6t 1894 ST. n ".
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

Do you uee Law WuIrE fiouFe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

kavxovuinr - much work as twenty
0vs sq~sws in the sane space OF time.
he PRIESTS 81 ths mission discouraged
this s'inncvsHioa. as they did all othcra.
sesAinx the Indians 90 believe that the
~n-ks, ~ssrs s~eeter when pounded on.
% ths Sat rock.
The eonazer.ns spsniards found
shera In . state OF eribal warfare. They
bad 10 organized system of govern
nrnt
Each trgb, lived in . cluster of
brush hue siies . rsnchcrta. having
st. separate ground for hunting and
fshinx when the crops 81 nuts. herbs
add grasses were scant. they burnt
their huts. took mp their beds and
other effects, and walked 90 another
more nuirstious 8eld-
The Characteristics of these bands
varied With the sections they inhab-
sted. In sdditkon IN his bow and arrow
earh adult had knife made OF bone.
used In warfare. alsS % dig roots and
herbs for his daily meal They lad no
chiefs. not even being advanced that
far In a syst~In Of government They
combined only for the purpose Of rob
berry. and took their tribal name from
the valley they inhabited. or the river
uprn whose banks they dwelt
The conqusring Spaniards gave IN
The rivers. valleys and mountains diff
frrens names. from which the Indians
renamed. and that il how Califurn q
Indian tribes have spanish names.
vheu an Indian was baptized IN the
church. be was given another name.
ssd thus his individuality was totally
Loot
Their p~ttv wars we're wsgrd over
snrh triaing matters n gathering
srrr~- uror tie land - another. and
hantiux rsbbit.upon The paelic Domain
Of smother tribe was considered . casrs
bali To- oppe~lng armies advanced
upon eaca other each making the
gressrss nats- psss-ible ~ fFighten ths
othsr The strongest warriors we're In
the front. .he elders nest. and The
sqeswa and children served az Peat
Fnsri ant s1nbulsnce eorp=. 60 haal
90 ~ dead snd syoended. also =
piez np thc spen, arrows ~ the en-nsi
snd - serve them ~ their own wsr
~ . tttNA"a atsH <FffF ~ tfetts
portsticB wagons In carving the pro
visiaos In addition e. their pappoo~es
A. ne missions prospsrsd the In
dians r~trcrrssied correspond iagiy
They were subjected add held in snsi
. cssufisioa ~ sss@alare that Their
"a. rot eusngh nsnhs.ssi left slnonH
tl~rn i<s even = neiRhhorhood gnarrei
Ia staszT~ tAe California Indians -
b~ky~ the raediufn heixht. have iaFg'
he5tea. bat ili-deveiop~d limbs az
eat sgust aad an4siniy. a. Fsis
Their faees are atls. fisehrsds low
sy-~ s.ail. pn~~s CT like thst ~ the ne
90. eostr4is eru.a. large mouth. steel
to.~s yrorn nsat. kair hisek. strslah
ass - eser-> IA hsrsss nsne. fa'
so~tsrns - ike as~a l. ne erssch
eissft srafHd the lolns. ard th~ slsis .
IN sni1nsi srsnnd ne shsnsistsrS To
--os<n seer e girdis. fsom ~hioh
sssr~xae.i = si,ert ssivt Of sFied Erss
r~srhiax - me kn~es sSymstasae
fheiF Astii-s are severed wffh eaaf .
tisss msa ss . pFoteetiaa sgsins
<os.t D. tA~ sfrsng they wssA "a thei
essisst-se s..it
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10 THE POOR INDIAN
CALIFORNIA; BAD BRAND


4 r. UsHfuvniA Indian differs fron
HE bs.~s OF any osh<r tribs OF speciss-
IIs nature h modified By the bslsny
eI.nass. and he only lives 20 dream OF
si.>p- He lives IN . state Of nsture.
IN tAs spring and summer they camp
Ia The esnyons OF In the glens along
abe pretty streams. living not In eio-
YER. bus Upon n. also upon such grsss-
- and heritage as the well watered
valleys and insuriant plains produce
IA ths tan se4.os they desert their
s-sunu.>r resorts" for the foothills and
mountains. where nuts and berries are
abundant. when nature Is bountifui.
they i've high; when there Il . drought.
und . consequent scarcity OF nut>
scorns and game. they fast They de-
pend upon what chance throws In their
way. aud No matter how plentifsll ths
crop nay Be one season, they naal'e no
provision for the next. and II the crop
4 short there - a panic.
They are too lazy 10 DC vicious--evcn
their amusements are OF the kind that
demand little or no physical exerton-
They seek food only when hungry ani
cease when they have had their all
They have no regular hours for mealA
bat sat when hungry-if they have
feod- ~ roe. they 20 and dig" After
fall meal IN Indian viii sprawl upon
ths ground. upon his face. aud remain
for hours sl-eping. dreaming or In .
state OF mental Inactivity. waiting for
time 20 pass. The squ<wSprepAre the
frugal neal by pounding seorns and
nuts on nat rock. something Hike ths
Mexican metate- The meal u knesdcd
inro dosgh. fashioned into thin cakes.
and cooked on rocks A Cruel In made
by putting the same meal into water
ti-hs baskc. half fiied with water. and
then putting in heated stones- Then
the water Is turred out. tho rocks
rolled away and Ne braves 20 for the
soup. salt is not used az they believe
"a causes ths bones Of the body 70 do
cay.
ssms time ago mills were introduced
for the grinding Of the mezi-ons mill