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domoscizwiazkowe

Ma P~osied,eniu zwiazkowem Gwar-
dyi nKosciuszko" gr. 135 " Duukirk.
n. Y. zostala przyjeta rezolucya, a mia
mianowicie: Roku 1889 " miesiscu
lPaz1Eierniku Z orgsnizowslismy grippe
~zwitzkowa 135. Zarazem "a posredni-
GIVEN naszego kapitana J6zefs Sup
kowskiego, wzielismY sic szczerse do
PIRACY; zo~rganizowana zostala do tejae
gruPy Gwardya Kosciuszki, ola togo
nazwa KosciuSzko, DO Kosciuszko wall
ozyf "a najukochahsza make naszs OIL
czyzne " Europe; w~alozyi j IA Amery-
ke, q wszedzie zwycieaai. Obowiaxki
naszego kapitsna J6z. Supkowskiego
ola braku czasu ME pozwalaja nadal,
aby regularnie we wszystkiem Ola
G wardyi m6gi uczynic zadosc; pr.eto.
ooierAmy sobie innego kapitsna W oso-
bic p. Fr. Gramihskiego. = st.rsgo ka-
Pisana p. subkowskiego m~ianujemy
msjorem.
NastsPnie dziekujemy p. N. Supkow-
skiemu z duszy i serca, "a spelnienie
sumiennie obowiszk6w jakich sic podjaf
ola naszej Gwardyi, GRAZ "a pieczolowi-
tose, d~okiadnosc, ~starannosc, pracowi-
tesc truly; DO on 1awsze wychwaIak
dobre, . ganil i gAni zle.
Ma odbytem rocznsm p~osiedzeniu
dnia IL grudnia b. T. Tow. Choragiew
Polska CIR. SO W So. Brooklyn n. Y.
wybrAny zosral zarzad na rok przysziy
1894.
Jan Zywert prezes poraz 4, Jozse
Cheimowski wice-presss 1, Jan Adamik
sekr. prot. 4 rsz wojciech Kurek sekr.
fiuan. 2 rae J6zef Clamowski kssyer 1,
Kazimierz SEutsrski, MARGIN Stasihski
komisya nadzorczs, Michal Nowak o.
piekun Banku Jan Dobke marszalek.
Posiedzenia regilarne odbywac sic
beds " kaady pierwszy wtorek 20 die
sistym ks4dego miesiaca pod No. 6S4
. Ave-, a gdy d~ziesiStego we wsOrsk
Przypadnie " tenAe dzie6 p~osied1enie
sic odbedzie.
Wszystkie zas korespondencye adre-
sowsc naleaY ma rece sekr. protok,
ian AdamiE,
No. 1920 st. So. Brooklyn N, Y.
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Wiadomosci z zagranicy

Anarohista Valiant, kt6 popelnil
zamRch " francuskiej izbie deputowa-
nych zeznsi, re PREY fabrYkowaniu
bomby pomsgal mu inny anarchists =
jskis msody intynier. Auarchisci pa
ryacy zawiadomili urzednik6w miej
skich, Ae ratisE miejski Eostauie nieba
VEN wysadzony powistrzs. Policys
Strze4e magistratu / sresztuje wielu
anarchistow.
w San Domingo wybuohnie prs.
wdopodObnie rewOlucys.
w izbie wsoskiej roztrzssano
Sprswe sksndal6W bankowych.
Uohwalono oglosic publicznie doku-
msntY naletsOe do tel sprawy Wy.
jatkiem takich, kt6re naleaa do SciEle
prywatuych.
w psrlamencie niemisckim partys
agrarns wysteEujs przeciw ksnclerzowi
O~apriviemu.
= Pogloska, jskoby prezydsnt RE.
c~EypOspolitej brazyliJskiej Peixoto IRE
Eyguowal ma kOrzys6 admirals rswolu.
cyonistow MellO'go, jest bezpodstswna,
Peixoto ~znscznie powieksza armie sws.
w poblisu COrunns " Hiszpsnii
ekSPlOdowala bOmbs ! E~niszOzyls maya
zyn.
Delegsci nismieccy rosyjscy
Podpisali trsktat bsndlOwy Niemisc
Z ROsya. Traktst ten bedzie przedlo
tony ~psrlamentowi.
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Wiadomosci krajowe.

- Prezydent Cleveland misnowal
ambssadOrem we WsOszeOh p. Movesgh
4 Pennsylvania.
- Senator Frye I Maine protssto.
wal " sensuie Prssciw rOzpOrzsdzsiu
Sekretarzs stanu Grssbsms, ktory DO
zwolR ~zagrsniOznej kOmpanii Ksblo-
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BurrALo, dni. IA 0rudDi. 1908

JednostaJuie j smutnie Woke sic dni
mieszkehcom ,,East Buff.lo".
B.eda zaglada do chat naszych Pola-
kow. liche wynagrodzenie Tub zupelny
brak piracy sprawia;A Ae kurczs sic
ludziska cd zimna. kt6re przejuujao
ciaio, zaurata | ducha 1 tycie towarzys
kie zamiera. Mielisuy wprawdzie W
osasie przedadwentowym kilka pred.
stawieh z bslami kt6re.... Ale ME O
Mich dis pisae zamierzam.
Pc pororumieniu sic Grup W spra
vie obchodu lis.opadowego &c wiaad.
Wolnosci", Pomimo, 10 ~dOtyohczas ME
Jest gruIa z~wiaskows, stanela do sze.
regu ! co z uznsniem zaznaczam, dobrzs
Prryieta zostala.
Czionkowie nGwiazdy" wypelnii O.
y niemal program obchodu "A punkta
wszystkieh byio 81. Mowy kt6re Wy.
g~ioszone zostaly przez p. zarembskiego
p. Osade ~(czsonk6w Gwiazdy). pr1yj-
mowano ENCOURAGEMENT oklssksmi.
Nova tego o~statniego szczeg6lniej
PoniewaA traktuje o wznioslsm zadaniu
obchod6w i wpiywie jake one wywie-
raia na spoieczehstws, kwaLfkuje sic,
sseby og6i zwiarkOwo6w zapoznal sic
Z jej trescis. POdsje j. tedy W skro
ceniu:
o ObchOdach Nar0dOwych,
(wycisg Z movy oh. 8. osAdy wygioszonsi m Obcho-
Ode iistOpadOwym 1898 " Buffalo N n.
CEy ME zaviele juf tych obchod6 w
lPowszedniejS straca urok i pomimo,
IL sic siliuy, ~wydajemy p;eniadze,
skehczy sic tax, 70 mkt ma mic ME
przyjdzie. Lspiei mote dad spok6j, a
przynajmniej ograniczyc ich liczbe.
Otto wywody jakimi lubia sic poslu-
giwac niechetni.
Czy msja racjef
Wystarczyioby wSkszae i'm. ma Poi.
ske W ksjdanach jeczaca i odssoni6 "a
ssons iaka widoczuie zakrywa pred ich
oczyma wyPadki DOLBY dzisiejszej.
NGrod 20 letargu, " jaki po SO cim
roku ~wepchnela 60 przemoc wrogs,
ocknSi sic, wypre4a ramona chce Eye
! prsgnienie to, manifsstujs oorsz c1e-
Etszymi, coraz wspsnialszymi obchoda-
mi urocty.tosci narodowych. Lsts o
Ststnie ! lsta przyszle to okres wspa-
niaiych msnifsstacji, okres rooznie stu
lstnich brzemiennyoh nastepstwami wy.
psdkow.
1 poe6t, Ola czego to, nsrod z takim
zspalem, Z takiem po~swieOeniem mie.
MIA, Z takiem n~arataniem sic ma pre-
flAdowsnis, obchodzi i obchodEic IA.
mierzs swiera hsrodowef
Ten czem ola kOGOiola e uroczystos-
Of, nabo2ehstwA. odpusty, mise, tenn
ola narOdoW obohody psmistek nsrodo-
wych. KoSci0 beg praktyk ~nsboznych
upsdsby, ~rozleOieliby sic wierni; nsr6d
bez obchodow, zmsrnialby, sginsl.
Wiedza o tenn dobrSe wsEystkie ma.
rody, znsja nieobliOEOne Skutki mani
festacji l rzsdy zaborozs, ola tsgo to
car n~akazuie ur1aiEse galowki, dlstego
strupieszale, Przsguite 1 ssaoe krsw
ludzka gabinety dEiSiejSEyoh mooarstw
~europejskioh, urzsdEajS swiets dwor.
skie.
obohody to ME wynalsEek glow "a
palonyoh, TO ME COCA Eabawkal To
nsszs bro6 jakiej nam ~jeszoze ME wy
darto, jskiej fadnA Eiis wydrEe6 nan
y reki ME zdola.
Nswet tam gdzie dsis acisk nsiwie-
kszy, gdzie mowa polsks skazsns ma
imierc, gdEie rusEyc sic prswie ME
mOzna, pOpimo grozY jake przejmowso
winisr knut, wiezienie, Sybir, myH
wOlns gOrses Eyjs ! ujawnia sic wspa.
nialyni ! d~odsiacymi otuchy obchodami
pamiatsk nsrodowyoh.
Niswidzislna, tsjemns, prawie mi
styczns wasdzs ktofa cd czssow rozbiO.
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dziesieo, sto razy wieoej, jeAeli przyj-
miemy, - lud kt6ry " dawnej szla-
checkiej Polsce usuniety cd aycia pu-
blicznego, dis idzie Z nami, rozumie
mas, jest polskim.
Sfusznie satem " Swiatyniach Pan
skich " Ojczyz nie bracia nasi Sic mo
day dziekcsynne do Stw6rcy, 10 sesiAl
70 natchuai tych mellow.
Uroozysts TIE Deum glosi Polsoe j
twiatu, 10 nietylko ozcimy paniec 20
legiych " walce, ale dziskujeuy Bogu
n swyciestwoi
TAX bracial ka1de powstanie nasze
Pomino szsregu pr,egranych bitsw i
Potycssk, jest wielkiem xwycieztwem
" skutkaoh nieobliosonem. Wrogowie
mash potwiecilby wisle. a4eby 3 kart
d1iej6w Polsh, wymazs6 mogli ru.
bryks nPowstania". To zmora ktora
ioh gniecie, to widmo kt6re i'm spa6 ME
dale, . gdy stanie pred mimi dras m
swyoh tronach tyrani, DO wied1s, ae
uar6d kt6ry walo1yA WALK sic ME
wyr.ski i 70 Przyjdzie ~jes.cze jsdno
PowStanie. . Z MIN koniec ich panowa
mia. Te tfumy modlscyoh sic, to tiumy
rozradowanych milion6w.... bezbron.
ne tlumy nieszcsealiwego n.rodu " kaj-
danach, sprawiajs i'm widok strasznis
przykry.
CEya many przykrosci i'm oszczedzaci
Cry ola tego fe i'm sic to ME podoba
many zaniechac obchod6wf Chwycmya
sic obura,z tel broai jakiej nswet car.
sxie ukazy wydrzec nam ME zdoiaja,
Ia duch narodu sic ocknie i zablysnie
nam " kohcu G wiazda Wolnosci.
Me odejde cd rzeczy, jeaeli chcsc
dobrze ~zakohczye moja korespondencje
PrIyPomne, 70 " roku przysIlym dnia
Ago kwietnia prrypada stuletnia roczni
O. bitwy raciawiokiej. Swista wielka-
noene " roku przysziym, to s~tuletnia
rocznica wyPedzenia z Warslawy Mo.
skali. ,
Kosciuszko, Kilihski, Giowacki, OTTO
imiona mellow, ktsrzy giowne odegrali
role " tym dramacie dziejowym. Ko-
mut Z Was ME 50 one drogimi?
Cd trzech lat W Ojczy zaie. krzataja
sic koio tego, by rok ten, ME przsszedl
niesPostrzeaony, by sic wbil W panied
SERGE. ...... odezwie sic W tym
roku. Galicja urEadza wystawe Ko-
sciuszkowska. Msmya pozosta6 "
tyler....
Me chce przytaozae dalszych slow
uowcy Z mowy powytsj umieszczonej.
Pomnik KosciuSzki " Chicago uratuje
mote honor amerykahskich polak6w.
CEy ME spoznimy sic tylkor Ale POM
nix stanie W Chicago, a Polscy ME W
samym Chicago mieszksjal Bracia
Zwiazkowil Gas kr6tki, uwagi DO
wyasze MECH beds dla Was tsmatem,
do rozmysiah wielkopostnych.
o. 8. Il.
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p. Alex. OStrowski, sskr. Tow. par
tyi robctaik6w polskioh W Newsrku
przesiai ns rece redakcyi nZgody" do
lar6w dziewiec ma rzec= biednych zbie-
g6w.syberyjskich oraz i lists Oflsro-
dawo6w.
Cd ozlonkow Tow. robotnik6w pol
skich 81 rs
Cd innych 400
Jeden Z oElonkow zebral W IA
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Fortes redaktor nLabor L.ader'
czasoPisms wyohodzacego " Bostonie.

Czytamy W nPolonii" balimor-
skiej: nSmutna wisdomoi6 many do
udzielenia . nianowicis, 70 OBJ. Me-
czyhski, o kt6rego oietkiej chorobie
donosilifmy " P~oprzedniej krOnioe ma
ssej, sakohczyi Hyoie peiae ozyn6w o
bywstelskichi Jsk fyi sawsse ola dro.
gisJ swej ojczyzny, jak poswiecai swe
Hyoie M usfugi jej " ozasaoh powstanis
o. roku, tax ! umar1 sny6lR o swysh
rodakAoh 90 xadokumentowal xapisem
lbsu tysiecy dOlar6v M rreos skarbu
Nsrodowego .Polskiego " SEwsjcaryi
Bodaj mu iekka byia xiemia amery.
ka6skaI"
~Sfyssslimy, 70 ks- Kolssihski " De.
troit ma sic pogodzi6 Z KoSciolem .,
poarednictwem dsl. apOstolskiego arcyb
SstolliegO.
Me wia1omo lie " tenn prawdy.
Dsj Bote, ably zgoda | pok6j jak..nai.
Predrej .1apanowaiy wired pOlonii de.
troickiej.
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CENzOR zWIAZKU:
+. y. HKL- ; SKI, No. i L. Superior st. Duluth, MINI.
WIFE UENZOR:
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RAD CENTRALLY q. N. p.
(sktads sic z 2 czionkow)
PREZES:.
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VICE tREZESOWlE:
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OFlEkUNOW AASY:
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into the chrysalis state and by the middle
of March immerged adult flies.
The eggs are deposited on the epi
dermis of the cecropia or other larvae
and in such places where the worm can
not reach them with it's teeth or other
wise remove them. A number of times
have had to search a long time before [
could find larva of the sphinx without
one or more eggs of this fly or near rel
ative sticking to it's back.
Another very valuable fly to us is one
very similar to the above. This is one
OF the tachind that lives in the larvae of
the melon worm and destroys a great
many OF them.
You will probably beas much surprised
when tell you OF a fly that actually
catches and eats humble bees, hornets
and beetles as I was when [ saw the fly
10 the act. Erda apic0ulis devour cater
pillars but other members of his family
do not behave SO we'll. There is a speci-
men in the coll ge collections that Was
taken in the &C of eating large beetle.
Many are not satisfied with beetles but
capture bumblc bees and even wasps.
CoLEOPTERA.
Cicinde1id@. The tiger beetle is one of
our best friends both in the larval and
in the adult ates. This State has a
large number Cf species and many insects
in each specie
The color Of the larva is dull,or muddy
white. 1t has large head with fierce jaws
and six true legs, something that ans
wers for footat theend of the body and
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be seen on any bright day running rap
idly over the ground. When closely pur-
sued it takes wing but soon lights and
goes on about its own business.
Thelarv9 are favOrites with the school
boys aud girls. Who has not gone fish.
ing for them? The method is simply this:
straw, preferably broom straw, about
a foot long is taken andinserted into the
hole the little insect has made. Allowing
this to remain quiet for a few moments
the larva takes it into his jaws and at
temps to push the straw out, then by
giving the straw quick pull the ''fish"
comes out clinging to the straw.
COccinellid8. The lady birds or lady
bugs are as whole beneficial class of
insects. In their adult stage they are not
always readily distinguished from the
ChrysOmeIid8. There are over q thous-
and species OF lady birds and some
species are difficult to distinguish from
each other. in general they are
hemispherical in shape, red or yellow or
black with or without spots. Varying
but slightly comparatively in size not
much larger than one-fourth inch or
much smaller than one-ffth. Their eggs
are long. oval, yellow and usually laid
where food can be easily obtained often
in the midst of a colony of plant lice.
will speak briefly of few common
ones. The one to head the list for Flor
ida is the two spotted lady bird Chilo-
corus cacti. (Fig. g. The insect is about
IA inch long and OF about the same
breadth; very common in orange trees
about Lake City and Judging from speci-
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DeLand, Fla, Wednesday, June 2s, 1898.

hold il firmly in the den when it gets
it's "back up"
The manner Of catching it's prey is this;
it digs we'll about as large around as a
thin lead pencil and eight to sixteen in
ches deep; depending on conditions.
When our little animal gets hungry, and
he seems to be born that way and never
gets over it, he places his head just even
with the top of the ground and watches
for some thoughtless wanderer. 1t makes
little difference to Mr.. tiger beetle junior
who or what it is that comes along, his
jaws are like set steel trap. A few days
ago while workingin the orchard found
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or early in February; these hatch about
March LIST or little later depending on
the weather.
Persons have observed that during the
orange picking season these beetles were
present on trees that were infested with
scale insects and have been apprehensive
of them. 1t is simply the instinct of the
chen" lady bird to build her nest and lay
her eggs where little lady birds may find
plenty of food. These larvae are born
with an appetite that is never satisfied.
They feed on the larvae of the scale insect
and it is surprising how soon they depop-
ulate an infested limb. Tie Larvae are
smalland very strange looking beings and
IdOubtif many persons have seen andr
Ognized them. Their color prevents at
traction and [ have often noticed what
seemed to be a natural inclination to
hide when l would try to study their
habits closely. They are anything but
amiable looking crea lures and 'fa
pupa is still worse. Anyone not
quainted with the life history would not
guess that such thing could produce
a lady bird.
There are many others in our State
that deserve mention but as I said
in the beginning there are over thous-
and species, it would be tiresome in the
extreme to go over each OF the class but
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ARTICLE ONE.

In preparing this paper for the Horti-
cultural Society I have chosen such in
scots as came in incidentally in connection
with my study of the more economic in
sects.
The works of Riley, Lintner, Com
stock, Packard and others have been
freely consulted. We are especially
indebted to the Division of Entomology
United States Department Agriculture
for the excellent Illustrations. Only
such insects have been taken as are
believed to be of more than local impor.
tance.
NEUROPTERA.
Myrne70n Sp. A familiar friend is the
little fellow known to all fun loving
boys as the doodle. These inhabit
the bottoms of small funnel shaped de-
pressions in the sand along fences and
other protected places especially under
shade trees. They are also known as
ant-lions.
They lie waiting for their prey at the
bottom OF the pit with their Jaws enclos-
ing the apex of the inverted cone. Any
unlucky creature that falls into this pit
is quickly seized and il the captive is q
little too strong all the captor has to do
is to crook his back several times and the
loose sand soon surrounds the unfortun
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even feed on members OF their own
family.
DIPTERA.
Parasitic on the army worm and a.
number of other lepidopterous Larvae
are the taehnid flies. These have the ap-
pearance Of ordinary house flies and are
quite common in spring and summer. In
one case twenty-three of these Matched
out from q single cocoon of cecropia.
The cecropia larva was allowed to spin
its cocoon and to pupate. About the
middle of February the flies worked their
way out of the chrysalis and through the
silken cocoon and themselves were formed
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Vol. Xxx, No. 26, Whole No. 750.
For The FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
Some Economic Insects.

BY p. H. ROLLS,
Professor of Byology, Florida Agricultural
College, axe City, Fla.
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that a big blue bottle fly had
accidently sprung the trig
ger and although the fly
was large enough to carry
off two such worms it could
not extract this one from his
den. Indeed the little captor
allowed me to move the
whole earth bodily and
transfer it without giving
up his prey.
The amount Of good these
insects do can readily be
overlooked because they are
SO inconspiciOus. The beetle
is carniverOus also and may
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ate and buries him
from daylight.
The adult of this in
sect looks like a small
mosquito hawk with
large antenn@.
Another carnivorous
insect, closely allied to
the ant-lion is the lace
wing-fy.( (Chrysopa p7o-
rabunda). Zig. ~
This insect has the pc
culiar habit OF placing
it's glossy white egg on
a long stalk. The lar
vac usually live in colo
Onies of plant lice.
ODONATA.
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quito hawks are as a whole beneficial in.
sects. They pass the early days of their
lives in ponds, lakes and slow running
rivers. Here they live on such larvae as
they are able to capture and overcome.
Their life history as whole is not we'll
understood.
The adult insects fly about swiftly cap
turing and eating many injurious species.
have seen them playing with white ants
when the latter were swarming. They
The morning call., 1893-02-15
HARPER'S FATAL BULLET.
The Slayer of Harry de Greayer on
Trial for His ife

The Slayer of Harry de Greayer on
Trial for His Life.
The work of impaneling jury for the
trial OF Park Policeman Samuel Harper for
murder was commenced in Judge DANGER
fields court yesterday morning.
The attorneys for the prosecution and de-
tense are preparing for a vigorous fight,
and the trial is likely to occupy several
days. Assistant District Attorney Hosmer
and w. W. Foote will conduct the prosecu-
ton. and George A. Knight appears as
counsel for Harper.
When the court adjourned yesterday but
six jurors had been obtained. They were
B. f. Barton, j. w. Sivers, Thomas Cohn {,
James Willis. N. j. FRANKLIN and j. n.
Reid.
The questions asked each man as he
stepped into the box were whether he
was opposed to capital punishment and if
any of the park officials had ever done him
any favors. On behalf of the defense. they
were required to say whether they believed
in self-defense, whether they frequently
visited the park, and whether they ever had
any trouble with the park police.
Harper is charged with shooting to death
Harry de Greaver on the afternoon of De-
cember 80, 1891. De Greayer, accompanied
by Miss Annie Dolan, was driving in the
park when he was 0vertaken by Harper,
who, seizing De Greayer's horses ordered
him not to drive 50 fast. When the officer
released his hold De Greayer started up at
such rapid gait that Harper again pursued
the team, stopped 1t and placed De Greayer
under arrest. De Greayer aIighted and. as
the officer claimed. put his hand back to his
hip pocket. Harper therenpon shot him
through the breast and as he fell mortaly
wounded. De Greayer fired shot at the
officer. De Greayer died next morning at
the German hospital. Since the tragedy
Harper has been out on S25, 600 bail.
The morning call., 1893-02-15
CHOLERA PRECAUTIONS.
Meeting of the State Board of Health.
Conference in April.

meeting Of the State Board Of Health
was held in this city on Monday, those pres
ent being Drs. Coehrane, Cluness, Ruggles
and Laine. Dr.. Ruggles was chosen Dresi-
dent for the year.
Secretary Lame announced that a bill was
pending before the Legislature for an ap-
preparation of $4,000 with which to carry
out necessary sanitary precautions for the
prevention of the introduction of cholera.
An attempt had been made to reduce the
amount to S25. 600, but he thought that the
reduction would not be pressed.
Drs. Cochrane and Ruggle5, who had been
appointed to select suitable site for a
hospital camp In the southern part of
the State in the event of the cholera
making its appearance. presented their re-
ports. They decided. after a careful ex-
animation of the border country around
Yuma, tha. no better place could be Sc
lected than Ell Rio, mining camp about
five miles from Yuma.
1t was decided that a conference of repre-
sentatlves of all Boards of Health in the
State and of all persons interested in the
subject of sanitation should be held In this
city on A rril 10
The morning call., 1893-02-15
WIPED THE PAINT OFF.
The Wrong Man Hired to Decorate a
Store Front

M. Mcdonald, who lives at the corner of
Mission aud Twenty second streets, has
got himself into difficulty over the paint ne
of a store front.
Mcdonald owns the store, which is in the
lower part of the house he occupies as a
residence.
Some time ago he leased the store to A.
Giannolti. who opened a grocery therein.
One of the stipuatiOns of the lease was that
Mr.. Gannotti should keep the premises in
repair.
In order to make the place as attractive
as possible be, on Monday morning, hired a
man to paint the store front a bright color.
This man did very artistic job of paint
Ing, but it seems that he and Mcdonald had
fallen ont about something in the long ago.
When Mcdonald heard that his enemy had
painted the front he got a pail of hot water
and rag, so Mr.. Gannotti alleges, and
proceeded to scrub off the wet paint as high
up as he could reach.
This conduct so incensed the groceryman
that he yesterday swore out warrant
charging his landlord with malicious mis-
chief, and the end is not vet. The smeary
store front will be offered in evidence at
the trial.