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The herald., 1893-07-19
MERIToRIoUs RECORD.
An Admirable Innovation In the Police
Departments.

An Admirable Innovation In the Police
Departments.
The usual monthly inspection and
drill OF the police department took place
yesterday morning.
At the conclusion of the drill Secre-
tary Curran announced that in the fu-
ture the names of those members in the
department who had done special SER
vics would be entered In "meritorious
record book"
A record of this character is kept in
most of the principal cities in the
country, and has been found to be an
excellent means Of stimulating mem
bers of the department to increased
effort.
The officers, whose names are on the
fret page of the record. are Officers
Shannon. Goodman, Dugan and Ser
geent Morton.
Last May Officer Shannon while on
duty at the corner OF Spring and Temple
streets, saved the life of George Myers,
who was within an ace of being crushed
to death by an electric car. Shannon
snntched the man up with one hand at
an imminent risk to himself.
ho4hA A'A<o O"Oo Aiir inChbiOh w t1iO
arrest of II. o. Farbar, who has been
wanted since last December for horri-
BILE outrage upon the person Of Miss G.
Cummings. Dugsn arrested the man a
short time ago. He was identified, ex-
amined and held over for trial.
Detective Goodman, who is doing good
work right along, is on record for the ar
rest of De Blom. horse thief and all.
round swindler. Goodman was in San
Bernardino on the trial of Mrs. Wiley,
the installment'plan swindler, when be
heard OF De Blom's crilnes. He got Oh
the mans track, and, after 60-mile
chase. arrested him. Blom was held
over for trial.
Sergeant Morton arrested Antonio
the Mexican desperate who
shot D. F. Richards, an old man, four
times, a few weeks since.
Morton arrested the man shortly after
the shooting, while the would-be MUIR
derer still held his smoking weapon.
Tho new record is much thought OF,
and has been needed for some time.
The herald., 1893-07-19
How Ia This?

Something unique even in these days
of mammoth premium offers, it is the
latest effort OF StaffOrds Magazine, q
New York monthly OF home and gen
eral reading.
The proposition is to send the Maga-
zine one year for one dollar, the regular
subscription price, and in addition to
eend each subscriber ffty-two complete
novels during the twelve months, one
each week.
Think of it. You receive new and
complete novel, by mail, post paid, every
week for 81 weeks and in addition you
get the magazine once q month, for
twelve months, all for one dollar. 1t 10
&n offer which the publishers can only
afford to make in the confident expec-
ltion of getting hundred thousand
subscribers. Among the authors in
,nming series are Wilkie Collins,
" Beseant, Mrs. Ofiphant, Mary
Cecl. Hay. Florence Marryat, Anthony
rrollope, A. Conan Doyle, Miss Brad
Ion, Captain Marryat Miss Thackery
and Jules Verne. If you wish to take
advantage of this unusual oppor-
unity send one dollar for Stat
'rd's Magazine, one year. Your
ret copy of the magazine and
our first number of tie fiity-two novels
one each week. which you are to re-
eive during the year will be eent you
Dy return mail. Remit by P. Q. order,
registered letter or express. Address
ii. STAFFORD, Publisher
Stafford's Magazine.
P. 0. Box 1854.
New York, N. Y.
Please mention this paper.
The herald., 1893-07-19
WILLIAMS WATCHES.

Thsy Got Him late Trouble With Jus
tice Seaman.
Two complaints were filed yesterday
In Justice Seaman's court, charging II.
j. Williams with embezzlement.
Victor Parma accuses him of embez-
zling gold watch OF the value of $25,
which watch was entrusted to him by
the complainant, and A. Waldkerch
alleges that he embezzled silver watch
also entrusted to him by the latter COM
plainant.
Williams was employed by Melchor,
the First-street jewsler, to look after the
store in the latter's absence.
Williams. 1t is alleged, took advantage
of his position to steal and pawn several
OF his employers clocks. Melchor re-
turned and found this out, but refused
to prosecute. Williams then, it is
claimed. went to Long Beach, and pass
ing himself off as Melehor obtained
several watches for repair, which he
took to the nearest pawnshop.
Besides the complaints already filed,
two more are in course of preparation,
the offenses alleged being similar in
character.
The herald., 1893-07-19
THE RAILWAYS.
General Notes Which Were Picked Up
Yesterday.

General Notes Which Were Picked Up
Yesterday.
General Manager Wade ia just recov-
ering from the wear and tear consequent
upon the care of the vice-presidential
party during Mr.. Stevenson's recent
visit.
Mr.. Wade likes to please everybody.
and his amiabilIty is exhaustlsss, but
ON this occasion he was the object OF
the protests of everyone who wanted to
monopolizs the distinguished visitor.
The programme was all arranged by the
reception committee and Mr.. Stevenson,
and had to be carried out in spite OF the
kicks of hotel keepers at various points.
Mr.. Wade's special train to San Diego,
considering the high grades and crooked
road. made very fast time. The party
left Redondo at 2 :58 and reached San
Diego at exactly 7:l5.
NOTES.
The name OF the Santa Fe's First
street depot, which will be opened on
the Goth, is properly La Grande, instead
of Ell Grande. ~,
General Manager Burnett OF the Ter.
minal railway left on important business
for st. Louis last Monday.
The passenger agents of the city held
a meeting with General Passenger Agent
Thomson of the Southern California
railway yesterday. The matters dis
cussed were local rates. The meeting
will be continued today.
The herald., 1893-07-19
BOLD PAUL JONES.
THOUGH OILY 10 HE HAS DONE
MUCH TRAVELLING.
A Young Tramp Who Saw "a Great Por-
tion of the World and Gained
Some knowledge But
No Money.

A 16-year.ol youth was up before
Justice Seaman yesterday on charge
of vagrancy. He was found sleeping in
box car by Officer Valencia and ar
rested on the above charge.
The boy bears the historic name Of
Paul Jones, and has done as much travel
ing, probably, as his namesake.
At IL years of age Jones ran away from
his home in Denver and tramped to
New York. From there he worked his
passage to England, where he spent a
short time, after which he worked his
way over the entire continent, visiting
Germany, France, Italy and other conti-
mental countries. He then returned to
New York where he started bootblack
stand, but sedentary existence wa5 not
to his taste, and ne tramped it from
New York to San Francisco.
From San Francisco he sailed across
to Australia, and returned few weeks
ago landing in San Francisco.
He came here three days ago, and with
the resources of a traveller of such high
standing epent the night in the afore-
said box car.
He said he wanted to 60 to Kansas to
see his father and mother. He &C.
knowledged having no money, but such
a small consideration did not apparent
ly alarm him, and Justice Seaman dis.
charged him from custody. Jones set
out for Kansas.
In talk with a HERALD reporter
Jones showed considerable knowledge OF
the countries he states he has visited,
and also spoke French, German and
Italian with huency.
II half his adventures are true, his.
tory of his travels would be more than
exciting reading.
The herald., 1893-07-19
A HARDSHIP ON DAVIS.
HE sHOUED HAVE SHOT FIRST AND
EXPLAINED AFTERWARDS.
A Father Who Attempted to Protect
His Daughter Put Under
Bonds TO Keep
the Peace.

An examination was held yesterday
in Justice Barthlomew's court. that
neems to have resulted in an undeserved
hardship to Frank M. Davis OF Alham-
bra.
1t was upon complaint sworn to bv
a young man named Charles Heriford.
who is nephew of the defendant.
The charge made by the young man
was that Mr.. Davis had threatened to kill
him. HEREFORD was not present at the
examination and is said to have gone
back to Tulare county where he formerly
lived.
The court held the defendant under
a $400 bond. mainly on his own testi-
mony.
The circumstances OF the case are pe-
culiar as told by Mr.. Davis. He said
that HRS daughter, well-developed girl
IA years old, had been made the sub
ject OF pursuit recently by Heriford and
some companions, and he was convinced
that they were attempting to persuade
her into evil courses.
He told Heriford that he did not want
him to come to his house any more or
keep up an acquaintance with his daugh-
ter. He also told his daughter that he
did not wish her to speak to Heriford.
The girl saw some one going by the
house in buggy and 1t was Heriford,
although che did not know it. Thinking
it was some one else. she called to him
and he stopped. Mr.. Davis came out.
and thinking his request had been dis
obeyed, he tackled Heriford, and they
had quite fight. Then he went into
the house and came out with pistol,
which he fourlshed and said:
'Some OF you will get the contents Of
this If you don't stop trying to ruin my
daughter"
It was these words upon which the
complaint was issued. MIR. Davis said
that he was not psrticularly threatening
Heriford, but the whole gang who were
acting with HIM Sfte had seen their
actions, and bad ,etood them as long as
he could, and wanted to give them de-.
cihed warning.
Upon his own statements the court
was obliged to'place Mr.. Davis under
bonds to keep the peace iriuruY
The herald., 1893-07-19
SCHOOL BASEBALL.

The Game to Be Played This After
noon.
The High School and Los Angeles
Business College baseball teams will
cross bats this afternoon at Athletic
park at O'Clock for the championship
of the city schools. A great rivalry ex-
lists between the teams and the game
will be for "blood."
A small admission fee OF 10 and Is
cents 10 charged to pay the necessary ex-
penses. the remainder OF the proceeds
going to the Orphans home. The games
heretofore have been very interesting,
and the succeeding ones promise to be
even more so.
Ladies' are cordially invited and en-
courge the boys they may be certain Of
courteous treBtmsnt and will have a
good ehance'of seeing good, FIR amateur
sport.
The herald., 1893-07-19
THE COURTS.

Gases on Trial Yssterdsy-New Suits
Filed.
George Carpenter, charged with the
robbery OF G. H. Wiley, was tried in
Judge Smiths court, but the trial was
not finished. A number of witnesses
we're examined during the day and the
CAGE will be resumed this morning. Car
penter is said to have held up Wiley
and relieved him of about Sc.
Charles Gerson was before Judge
Smith yesterday under the citation
charging him with contempt during the
Young murder trial. He denied having
any conversation such ss Attorney King
charged him with. After hearing his
statement the court dismissed the pro-
ceedings.
An information was filed yesterday by
the district attorney charging Edward
A. Frey and w. M. Carnahan with bur-
glery, and July 10th was set as the time
for them to plead.
J, Calhoun was yesterday found guilty
of assault with a deadly weapon by the
Jury, and Thursday was set as the time
for his sentence.
Trinidad Burrnell pleaded guilty of
petit larceny, the second offense, in
Judge Smiths court yesterday, and was
sentenced to one year imprisonment in
the penitentiary at Folsom.
In the case OF j. Keen VS.. G. Henry.
an action to quiet title, Judge Shaw
Yesterday gave judgment for the plain
tiff, subject to the lien Of tax certiti-
cate.
Judge Shaw yesterday gave judgment
for the plaintiff in the case of Jacobs We.
Merrill. 1t was suit to recover fees in
a suit in chancery in the United States
court, assigned to the plaintiff by @. W..
Batcheller.
Judge Van Dyke yesterday gave judg-
The herald., 1893-07-19
ROBERT DoMINGuEz.
BY Acting as a Mediator He Got HI
self Into Trouble.

BY Acting as a Mediator He Got Him
self Into Trouble.
Robert Dominguez, formerly OF this
city, the chief freight clerk of the
Pacific Mail steamship, Colon, who was
arrested about week ago in San Fran.
cisco, charged with an assault on First
OHicerJ. G.. Doris, has had all charges
against him dismissed and has been
fully exonerated by the United States
commissioner in San Francisco.
He was drawn into the trouble by
trying to separate First Officer Doris
and Third Officer Morris, who were
fighting and was himself in consequence
made the innocent victim OF arrest.
The herald., 1893-07-19

A beautiful specimen of agatized wood
from the famous petri6ed forest of Ari-
zona can be seen in the window of Gard
ner & divers book store, placed there
on exhibition by W. 3. Woods OF Hol-
brook. who is in the city for few days.
Mr.. Woods relatives own about 100
acres of this marvellous forest of stone,
and he is we'll informed of its wonders,
The herald., 1893-07-19

Hotel Metropole, Catalina Island.
Enlarged. American and European
plans. Fine orchestra. Fishing, boat
ing, bathing. For rates apply to J. j..
Martin. manager, or 130 West Second
street, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-07-19
Found

At the drug store, valuable package,
worth it's weight in gold. My hair has
stopped falling and all dandruff has dis
appeared since found Skookum Root
Hair Grower. Ask your druggist about it.
The herald., 1893-07-19
DIED.

DIED.
HAGENBAUGH-In Santa Monica, July 18th,
Hazel, infant daughter of MI and Mrs.
William Hagen baugh, of Los Angeles.
Funeral from family residence. 521 San Ju.
lian street, today at o clock am. Friends ia
vited without further notice.
The herald., 1893-07-19
THAT WORLDS FAIR TRIP.

Names of Persons Who Havo Received
Ton or Moro Ballots.
Hereafter no names will be published
inthe HERALD's worlds fair fres trip
ticketcontest until the persons have. re.
csived at least 10 votes. Below will be
found the list to date:
The herald., 1893-07-19

Big Cut
In prices of shoes for 80 days. Fitz'
henry's, 255 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-07-19

Languor, loss Of appetite and strength
Cured by Bromo 6eltzer-trial bottle 10 cts.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
2ouiitana q.

Gn fornem Neger. Gleranoer aus
itibe Marp, iom iioIte Wanbas besit
Selmoro / Stem Orleans, inotog mas
lie en- bsiere StiQlng / Samfunoet emo
npgen anoen Reger / be 5orenebe Stas
ter. 8aa 5abreues Sioe uebltammebe
ban ira en- franIt aoelsfamilie. ban par
altib en- rig Mano Os ban bar ielu Sla'
peboloer fsr arigen. Gan III en- ior'
trinlis Dpbrasetie / Jranfrise os tils
braste en- flor Del af fin lib / bet 2ano.
Marp bar Republitaner Us ~alminbelis
aatet. IA Republifanerne tom til
Wagten, blep ban tilbuot mango Vos
minationer, bl. a. til @uoerusrembebet
i 1872 os til aonSresien for 2 aar
iioen, men iaaoant iatte ban itte Bris
paa. San par 8asierer foe ben repu'
blifanife Statss Gentral.a omite lioen
bens Stiitelie. 8 be iibte Qar baobs
ban faaet ben fire Sbe, at nosen oilos
mprbe bam. San i~Oranorebe 8opal
en- balu enes @anse for at unbsaa b.
inobilote Worbere, os bette fsrts til'
iibit til bans Selnmoro. San e~fterla'
Der en- 5ormue paa s250,000, booeb,
laaelia | 9runoeienoom.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
NprD Saf0ta.
fprnnDerliQt SpOsfalO. q 4n,

lebning al be TO Gutter. Garl SaniOn
% t6enbrit Spoabls Dub bar Coroner
Surien / Miuot afgiuet ielgerbe 8iens
belle: "8i timber, at Cart Sanlon er
oso ueb 9rufuins us Senorit Spbabl
psb Sno9ionins al Strptuln." Sa9en
er ct Mpiterium, pg ell itGrf 3ro bers
fer ON, at Der fOreli99er en- 5prbrp-
belie. Ntoro ps Selumoro er lise
ianoiynlise. Sutet M9rfe al 8olo
iaas paa upget al 2i9ene.
Stodbrioscs Niifeoi9elie. suserne
peo State Agricultural College /
Sarge trller meo / be iprite Gage at
tnae ell MI Genoins. 4reiioent Studz
bridges gilfeoiselie % SnoiRttelien al
s. 9. 9p1uer, en- iurig 0teplblifaner,
lom 4reIibent for S]nititutiOnen er
lnugtira 9laoelis for ben populiitiife
Administration. 8up. SbOrtrloge,
9(ttoruep @enernl Stanolib % State
Gramifcr 8sabooD CT ~aireiit til Sarge
for at moeriO9e 6orbOloene bos bet
Qamle Board Of Trustees, hpis 6et iii
Gmbcoet uplig bleu befrRftet al Soiez
iteret. Oct iiges, at StatsembeosmRns
oeue bar Sunolfnb ON urcgelmGsiigs
beoer / bet samle Boards Gmbeoss
~igrelie, us ppoager De nO8et gait, ptl
belle 8paroet iano iDuliguis bliue fjerz
net "fpr S~iliRloet."
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23

.lerbdaoen orso op paa 2ano os Be
'atnlngen blep rcooet. WuobermaIfi'
nen sit osrimoo til Bunbs. Der bar
ipo Berioner omboro, bUoraf TO blep
itDQet | 2anb, meoeus be fem andre om'
tom. WuooermaItiueu eieoes al 3. 3.
Balbiuin, Rohciter, os bar uuroerst I'll
$4,000.
8eo Gibtabula iorulpitsoe famine
aiten StOnnerten ppt..;tun, ;het ben
Ifuloe inb / Sauuen % lant pat 40
Sob 8anb. IRE al Bsirtninsen -
Better NeliOn. Sobn GridiOn os 3Obn
Gdnlsbt, ale at Cleveland, bru'neoe,
&c andre Of Bsi1tningeu bleu eItsr tore
an~Itrpn9slie reooeoe.
Weloiuger fra ale 3ele al bet noros
sitli9e Ohio beretter ON opiuulmeoe
@loe % operiusmmet 5armlnuo, men
bet er enonu nmuliot at beosmme Stas
ben. 9i9eleoes fan man better life
enonu beresne, bpur tort 2abet paa
Gienoom / Gleuelano er.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
Subj a.

CONNER gpnh. Gn Mob paa 100
Wanb fra Seymour bem9gtlsebe fig
torleoen ct 3r9n, ~beitaaenbe al Waifine
os TO Catalogue, Os began Zig aiiteo til
8ebiorb, bpur be anfom ST. IL. 8eo at
mebbele 5ansepusteren i gOuntpf9n9s
Ilet, at be baooe en- 5an9e, lDtfeoes oct
Dem at TONNE inb / 52n9ilet o9 iaa
fat / 9obn Turtlep, Tom ct Bar Gage
iiprpeien baooe ifuot aouOuttDr 8rice.
Woroeren bleo berefter ilRbt uo / @aars
ben r9 ben9t. 2urtlep baooe na9tet
at betale fin Reiie, o9 en- sammel
Mano, Der iao peo Chen al bam,
bnooe ba betalt for bam, men ioet aons
outtpren sit bort, ltjDb 9urtlep TO
@nn9e paa BAN. gruiler ON 2Dn6in9
oar liotalt, men lngen oenteoe, at bet
par bleuet til no9et.
Sernbaneulpffe. st 5rasttren
paa Buffalo, Ro6eiter & Rittsburs
.8anen fom fprleoen paa Selonin9eu
norb for Bpen Dubois no al StDr o9
itDote iammen meb ct grbelbsrtrRn.
Sammenitsoet bar frpstelt9t, os en-
lang Raffe 5ra9tnn9neb leo tOtalt fnult.
Gn gremier os tire al Manoene paa
Gr6eibertr9net blep orabt. 8uinerue
tog Slo Os tire al 2isene bleu iort9ret
al Querne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
Yc 10 y ort.

store blDmrle. Gn az be oRrlte
Re9nltorme rnieoe Iprleben Ueit o. ipo,
peIt iOr Buffalo. Glue % Stromme or
gaaet oocr fine BREEDER O9 bar aurettet
itpr Stooe. AQe 8uifalos 6oteIer err
opIplbts nf 3osioQerer, Tom bar mnot'
tet ltoppe Opcr. EoelrB9elieu / 2afe
Sbore er betpoelig. Oct nnilanes, at
ben i%amleoe Staoe lsber op til $1,000
900. De soelagte SteniGtninaer er
uRro fra $4,000 til $4,000 buer.
GanmarfS Dliniiier iagieaes. Sobn
6. &islcp, ben nDli9 uonRonte Wtnp
tier til Ianmart, er bIeuen iosis8t Ueo
Hetten / Nelu Oort til a~iI9ageIie al
Hegnltab ouer uogle SpOrtler, ban bar
p~ppebnnret iammen meo ben oiosoe
Senatpr Soicpb &. WicGonalo. Der
er iuolsbeu Nnmoouin9 ON llonRoHclie
al en- aurutur % Bal9 al Ell 8Rr8e Tor
Rlsleps Gienoom. Retten er o9iau
anmooet ON at iorbtubre, at Ri5iep
%oi5ponerer oper fin GienoOm. fsr Ga
gen er unoeris9t. li9eiom at iorbiuore,
at BON forlaber Surisoittioren. Der
er neola9t Sorbuo mob Salsct al bans
@ienoom / Binheiter o9 Sings GOuntp.
Gisleps StlIing iOm en- @mbeosmano
al be 5oreneoe Stater 9isr Gnmoonins
gen ON bans 9ilbaseboloelie i9rlis ins
teresiant. Oct ii9ss, at Der life fores
llsser no9et 3ilI0lbc, bpur Ell iaoban
- Rl.u
Befaling er bleueu uoiteot mob Ell Uli'
niiter az be 5oreneoe Stater, iaa Gag
isrerne fan iutst uotnle ON, buOrleoes
Sasen oil ialoe 10.
Ten fsrIte Sinlaoning fra Sarnep
Beat Tin Co.'S Winer / Blad pills /
Spb 9nfota, beltanenoe at en- 4inlabs
ming, mootOses forleoen al GrOots
Snelte So. / New gort. en- Del al
benne 5orienoin9 ltal bringes tll uo'
tiqinsen / Gbieaso, buortil Ninernes
superintendent, Utr. Gibbs, er a~ireiit
for at trahe be iornsone Jorbereoelier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23
u q.
FRA Hutbueu til Safiun.

wv
IlaQet pper Den pant9nIte Sernbane ira
BET noroli9e Soma til Sadion, e,
Strutning al 32 Wil, iorellgger III.
Qinien err Ell 5prtIrttelie at 8es Wtpis
nes e. Sort Dodge 8nnen, O8 Den oil
bliue bpgget / CONNER, buis De 9olpns
ibip8, oienlem bpilte Den tOmmer til at
lobe, oil femme for 9iGlp til 5oretns
senoet.
Wiuro % Sclumpro. Gn Arbeis
Der Sans Slion peo 3rGltetompanlet /
ct. Qouis Bart brRbte iorleoen Nften
i'm spigerinoe, Ell Wiiis Gelia Tetcra
ion, % 0joroe o~ereiter Gnoe paa i'm
eaen 9ilpRrelie. Sllon, Tom babe
unret paa Raa9el / TO Tiger, bapoe
trlet meo at bpune fig pna fin SuItrn,
oa ON giteneu, bu bun TOM biem ira
airten, leOiaget at fine Sgitre, Celia
oa MnrD EeteriOn, Tom Slion imoo
benz meo en- 8cpoluer, iom ban affpreoe
paa lin 6uItru, uoen at tr4fie. Celia
lprana MI IND imellem Dem og raabte,
"ifpo benbe itte." Raienoe berOper
uenote Slion &iItolen mob Yi9en p9
aop benoe ct Sfuo i SrDitet % ct / So
pebet. 9isen itprteoe ON, Og opoe pie
blitfelig.
StpOnin9en % 9oinbernes Strlg
biotalote en- WGngoe Mennelter, lonl
fulste efter Sliou, oa ban iogte at
ilpGte til Sfuuen. Seeube fig forfnl9t
penote ban 8iItolen mob fig ielO Ug til'
fpieoe fla ct or9benbe Saar / Sopeoet.
S(ion par omtrent 30 Iar 9ommel.
Sra Sougla8 6onntp. 8Gmnins
aen, Der bOloer Sanoet peo Safes Soa
"a Miltona ipranstes iprleoen. Gong
Irairie Glpen er 9aaet ouer Sroeoerne.
gQe 8roerne peit for Ileranoria er
paitet bort eler ooela8t, Inn De er lllls
pasInble. M1egsn Staoe er anrettet paa
Gnaene up til SBerue % glpen. Sta'
BEN paa 5abriterne ug Suiene er m'r'
ore.
srabt al Sranet. @rs. S. 81.
renipn, en- uUrit Some, Der boeoe
Otisco 3opuibip, blep iibite 3orsoa9
tiprt uper Os brabt at 9ranet mellem
8aieca % Otisco. Sun git lan9s
Sporet, % ba bun bar cpu, bsrte bun
itte 3oaets 8ingen eler 6lstten. Den
Gorulpftebe bar u slar 9anrtel.
0p Sernbanelinie. 9Onalo, SobH
o. Senrp Grant fra G%aribault, MtIlll.,
gssmsare af @eiuba 4 9Ortbern ya'
men, FAINT MOfes 6. Glapp, .. u
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-23

0o'otpp % andre fra ct. 8aul bar
Den I6oe os. i 8eit Superior ubiplot
Observation-Disclosures for en- Qinie
meucm 8eit superior, ct. 8nul os
minneapolis meo en- Nttietapital al
$4,000, 900. Gn iOrelebig Spmaalius
er allereoe 9jort. ainien pil bliue 1876
W{lle lang, eller 10 Nill tortere euo mo-
gen anoen 9lnie fra ct. Eaul til Gilt
pertOr. Narimumitisningeu pil bIipe
26 Sob. 5Uretngenoet err eiter Sigeroe
opItaaet peo Nsopenoi96eoeu al, at
WtinneapOlis Spsbs. og Met.Mnno
'nar en- turtere % biri9ere Suite eub De
erlIterenoe ior transport al Soebe %
Mtel til Superior % &ul % Sanoelss
oorer ira SuperiOr til ct. 4aul %
minneapolis. 2inieu ifal eiter Be
ltemmelien aabnes ben lite Wai nGite
War.
9SbiiiD / sOmmerne. 2i9et al Ell
3rutlet iailOte5 iurleoen MtOrgen
Oiisisiippieluen al Ell 6armcr, fire
Gtil ipo for Ct. Glouo. Oct baooe
p%leniDnli9 lig9et Here Tiger / &anoet,
bar itGrft oplDit oe bleu oerior itrar
be9rnuet. Waubeu bar benpeo 80 Gar
gammel % tlaot i iimpelt 2lrbeiOst0i.
s 2pmmerne baUoc BAN TO SLATER Ils
tobOl.
NorthmeItern 6unrontn 2pau So.
/ Wflnnenpolis er / en- @iortUiolet StIls
Ing paa @runb al iinaniieile &anites
ll9beoer. Selitabet err omtreut 10 Nar
9ommelt % bar en- Gttletapital al
81, 100000. Oct eier Ell 8p8nin8 til
en- @rroi al 100000, / bpilten bet
Orlper iin 6orretnItg, % oesuocn bar
bet / i'm Beliboelie iOm Yant en- itOr
Gel @ruuoeienopm / Winneapoli3,
Chicago % / andre 8per. Sets 6ors
refining beitoo / at anbringe 6anoelss
pnpirer % %garantere oeres Sifter6to.
Oct ltal bape %uoeitaaeuoe lanoanne
Notes til ct gelsb al 100000. In
iteoerne al oisie NUte8 bar life uRrei
iitauo til at inolpie benz, o9 Dc, Der bar
Dem ipm Sitferbeb, bar rR9tet q t'9ioe
0euitano Longer. Oct ontaacs bog, at
Selitabet oil blipe iltnllo til at betale
al i'm @iRlo, ba bets Nftiua unOer als
minoeli9e Smitanoisbeoer er tore moi
til at oette ale 6prpli9telier Selitas
bets 8rplioent er 8. s. MenaSe, bets
8]icepraiiOeut er ben betienOte Higmanr
Sbomas 9purp. q. q. Salisbury bar
en- 5io eli al 9irettsrerne, men bar nj
truttet Jig tilbage. 9an eier gttier til
Ell Saroi al $4,000 % er ben eneite
Salisbury paa 9ttttunarlilten.