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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
Gag d.l..y /. .trony 1..ei.l

lO'sg daisy : strony lsIej.1
A. Biz sscz, hskiego poparto og6l.
ME.
Del. s. Terczewski ,,Popiewa.
" saproszeniu p. 7. Stan ma po.
siedsenie delsgat6w jest W, raso
ne Nv sprawie rewlzor6w" do
czego p. T. Stan niemial mai
mniejsztgo prs wa, jakaesmy sic
prsekonsli naduzywa6 drugicb.
Ola t.go wnosi, s2eby zesDauie
rewilorow oh. A. Blas1czyhskie-
60 j. Blasnka prayed "a do
s~tateczue. Wniosek ogolnie po.
party.
Preyes oh. s. F. Adalia 8 ia.
lecai: ,,Szanowni Delegacil WI
dzimy ae cala abrodnla So mic
~nieznscSace formalnosci, ktore u
EuPeluione bye moga, W &adnym
raaie n epowinny byfy by6 u8yte
jake powody do niepokojenia
publicsnego.
Del. OBJ. s. Terczewski: Gaia
kwestya poruszons przez OBJ. T.
Stana przeciwko Rzadowi Cen.
tralnemu jest ME ma mlejscu, VIA
sciwe niejsee, do porus'alie pc.
dobnych kwestyi jest Sejm. 90.
L. Stan jest znany powszechnie
jake czfowiek krytykujacy wszy.
stkos c,k lwiek sam ME zdzialal
i wszystki,h kt6rly wolf .jegr ME
ulegaja. Widocznie OBJ. T. Stan
chciaf swoini krzykami i oszczer
swami wpfynac ma Rad Cen.
tralny, respective ma Sekretarza
GENERAL, ateby W bowiaakach
czionkowie RLadu Csntr. lie wy.
trwali tllko rzuc,h ksiazki l
wszystko, tax jsk po,tapif Oh
I. San, bedac obrany j4ko 9
kretars komitetu obchodowego
~towarzystw ma polnocn, zacho.
dniej STR ME miasta Chicago kto-
~ to, oh. T. Stsa, niechcsc dsia
lac wedtug aadah og6iu, rzucii
ksia4ki i poszedl'.
Del. n. PIkulski iada sadu DO
lubownego.
Del. OBJ. ]. Slowikowski twier.
dzi, many cd Grup peinomocni.
ctwo i moaemy sprawe rostrzy.
gnac.
Del. oh. l. Pulkowski ~zapytnje
jeszcse a rewizor6w kslag ZwIa.
1kowych, czy obadwaj zgadlaia
sic, te sprawcz6anie kwartalne
jest rzetelnr!
Del. OBJ. A. Biaszczy6ski, re.
wizor ksiag wv: nZ4rsczamy Re
wszystko W porEadku i zadnego
oszustws ME ma.
Del. OBJ. j. Blaszka. rewizor
ksiag wv. potwierdzif to z1abis.
Del. OBJ. j. Pulkowski zypy
tuje p. T. Stan, czy jake rewi
Tor mode udowodnic oszustwoI
Rzadu Centrslnegoi p. T. Stan
odpOwiedEiai nOssustwa ME ma"
Del. OBJ. T. Wild: ,,PoniewaH
byl Erobiony wniosek ably wy
brac sad pClabowny, pytam sic:
Kogo ma ten sad sadzic. IA co i
jakiem prAwemi PoniewaA dele
gael Sebrani stsnovia tylko mals
czRstke Ssjmu, wyrok ich bylby
suPeinie ~niewa&nym; Tu o sad
niechOdsi. Ohodzi o to, csy Rad
Centrally i Zwiazek Earodowy
POlski ma bye sssrpany pres
niePrsyjaci6i cry niei Dslegaci o.
hoons n~,ako.ol. - A. /
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

- 49, JNo 0ODPCOOuVuh 90
dsic a rowno cSe6nie proponuje.
ab,Smy dali votum sauf.uia. o
wszem sad polubowny powinien
byc wybrany.
Del. OBJ. 7. Wild " odpowiedsi
p. Nsgl1wi: Delegaci zebrani ME
msja competency sadsic nikogo,
ami tel wydawac wyroku. lecs
msja zupeine prawo dad W imieniu
s1oich Grup, vJtum TAU ,uis, =
Przeto twierdzenie p. Nagla ia,
koby moi wniosek byi nonsen.
sem. samo prlez sic upada. Ogol-
ne bravo.
Del. OBJ. 2, Brodowski, sarka.
stycznie prctestuje prleciwko
Wnioskowi i pol giasem nawoiuJe
nwychoozuy". Opuscili posie
dz ,uie PIP. 2 Brodowski j d Ma.
gel. Ma to odezwsfo sic kllka
giosow, ,,uIech ida kropidlarzel"
(slne brawo.)
Oh M K Drzemafa przem6wil:
Prose- o gios, choc me jestem
d-legasem, ltcz jake prezes grupy
ITO Tow T. q ma i dobry Zwis
skowiec. c~hciaibym pare slow po-
wiedzrec. Zsrzuty psua T. Stan,
clynioDe Sekr. Jen. SO bez pod.
stawy. Me wyk azuja one bynaj
mniej sprzeuie wierzenia lub tel
braku pieoi4dsy W kasie, lecz o.
granicssjs sic do wytkniecis dro
bNch techuicznych niedokfaduo.
j j (petit technicalities, ktore SO
mountainous W katdym biznesie.
A chociat pan Stan jest moim
przyjaci lem, to ia, jake sdwokat
powiadsm mu, tie baden sad W
Stanach Zjednoczouych ME pod.
trsyma jego zarzutow.
Del. A. Majewski zwraca uwa.
&c, as sarzut ST .fszowania podpisu
uczyniony redaktorowi p. 8. Nj.
ckiemu. powinien bye dowIedzio
ny Tub przykiadnie ukaranym.
Del. 8. LaLfsrski. dom, g. sic
cd p. I. Stan odWolania, p. Stan
odmawia zadosycuczynienia aada-
MON.
Del. oh. A. L;stewnik, pono-
VINE wprowsdzs j popiera wnio
SEX del. OBJ. T. Wild. a4eby d &
votum ~zaufInia Re ,dowi Central
uemu, nadto dodsje, ia jestem
Ia sadsm poluoownym ma pana
Tsn6l. Stana. W tax smu.
tnym czasie jak obecnie, delegaci
winni grdpom swym przedstaWi6,
sE=by te bacznie czuwaly mad
ctionkami, ktorzy dzislaja ma
szkode Zwiszku N. P. i pragns,
aaeby ZWiszek runsi. Jestem "a.
tenn, aaeby Grupa do kt6ryc b
tacy czlonkoWie nsleas, dala i'm
stosowne nopomnienie.
d OBJ. N. Piotrowski, dada wy
jasnlenis W oskarzeniu pana T.
Stan o jakicbi 800 dol.
Sekr. Jen. OBJ. A, Mallek, pre-
kocai obecnych delegatow, fs "
gi6wnej ksiedze Jest dobrze. q tyl.
ko bad drLksrski wkradi sic W
ogfcssen:u, areszta omyika Ia
wkradia sic " pozycyi og6lnego
rAchunku Grup, kt6ra ME ma mic
wSptln' go &c Stsnem kssy, docho.
du i roe hodu, widocznie p. T Stan
uayi tego do obslamuoenia umy-
SLOW, ma sEkode Zwiazku Mar. p.
WniOsek del. T. Vida, pOparty
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

ou "iooczneJ Sdrady.
Del. OBJ. j. Blocis.ewski 20.
twierdza sdanie Vice Pres, deuta
OBJ. s. Siomih- kiego, be p d 'bne
uapady Ia Rad Centrally siuas
do osiabiei ia 2 issku. gd,H l
on b,f interpelowsuym przes
roluych ludzi, CO sic U was "
Zwrazku dsiej.i ma co gdy spo
tkaf ob. I. Stan, zspytai g. sic.
co to msja znactyc to krzyk 7
Oh. 7. Stan odpowiedzisi, 4e
jenu mic do tego.
Del. OBJ. Wsleuty Wleklihski
zada, aaeby wliosek del. OBJ. T.
Wild dAc pod glossy, Z poprawks,
aaeby wszyscy dele gaci wlasno
recznie podpisal votum ssuf. ia
Rzadowi CenlrAlaemu. = Ogolne
poparcie.
Prezes OBJ. s. F. Adalia s TIA.
lecki powoial czlonka honorowego
q sia.ku N. Pol. OBJ. 8. Kociem.
skiego ma miejsce przewodniczs
C go przeprowadzenie .tej kwe.
styi.
Oh. s. Kociemski powt6rsyi
wniosek Delegate T. Villa z
~dodatkiem del. W. Wleklihskie.
go j n, aadauie del. OBJ. T. Bar
toszewicz, dl pod giosy przez
powstanie. Nastap,io ogolne
powstanie z wyjatkism trzech.
Del. OBJ. F. Bieszka aada wybra
MA komitetu do wypracowania
req lucyi. = Przyjeto.- Do ko.
mitetu zredagowania rezoluc,i
Wy brauo: del. OBJ. 7. Wild, oh.
NIX Drzemaia i de-, OBJ. NJ.
Osuch.
Posiedzenie chwil ,wo zawieszo.
no; Komitet udai sic ola wypra
cowania rezolucyi. Pc odczyt, n u
re1olucya zostala .przyjeta pfzes
delegatcw i " dowod uan mia
irGez powstahie og6lne wyralono
podiekowsnie Rssdowi Central.
menu Zwiazku N. P. "a truly j
place.
Reaolucya brzmi jak nastepuje:
Nr8ej podpisaui delegsci Grup
Zwiszku Narodowego Polskiego,
zebrani ma wezwanie Rssdu Cen.
tralnego W biorze tegot rzadu,
W liu Ago Stycznia 1893 r,
wysiuchaw.zy ssrzut6w czynio.
nych przez OBJ. Teofla Stan, a
publikowauych prEez tego& W
ID siehniku Chicagoskim sdnis 80
Grudnis 1892 r., oraz wysiucha.
wszy odpowiedEi ns te zarzuty
Przez Rad Centrally zrObione,
niniejszem znsjdWemy:
Re zarzuty czynioue prEes OBJ.
T. Stana, ME udawadnisja Ia.
duych krzywd. ami tea n~aruszenia
funduszow ZWiazkowych. Wsku-
tex czego uchwalamy;
fe delegaci Eebrani niniejszem
dsja RSadoWi CentrsloenIu Eupei-
ne votum zsufAnia, " kohcu, Ae
Oh delegsci SWoim podPiSem to
zaufinie stHierdEaja:
Antoni Groenwald or. Al, Jan
j. Msilek or. "a. Teodor BIrto.
szewicz gr. 81. Adam BlaszcsyH
ski gr. 8, Mrchai 0such gr.
J6zef Blaszka gr. So, Stanislaw
Rokosz gr. l29. J5sef Kowalski
or. l58, J6zef Blociszewski gr.
1t1, Mjcislaw V. Pikulski gr. 5S,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

|. Ma wyrsz e aadanie delegat6w
Grup Zsiaskowych W CT cleveland,
Ohio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
Coup d. Etat
Intrygi w Zwt8zka Mar. p,

Rozumne l uozciwe stano0Isko Deleoa
TOW " Cleveland.
Wrogosoie Z~iqzku przedoczesnie
6 yUDfujq....
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

~ IL rZ0Oda" bynojmaSsj NE Sssi
oescHfe gonS reda0ODunq nts przsd
SSmeD LX.arnj
y zs Pisnowsny sooup d'stst" ne
Fedakoya nasssgO orgsuu sviszkowseo
@ogsoy doPFOvsdz's do ssmisssania
.rO.d~oisnis " sOuis sa@sgo zviszku.
D IL iut nissbyt dsOgi prseOiag oza-
81 d.isli aas cd Pr.ys.'sgo ssjnu v
Chicago;
Dzs usunieeis prssd ssjmsm dzi-
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is reelected Eli Mayo and Grace will
have to fill theirs. Laughter and cheers. ]
Oscar Flint was the last speaker of the
evening. He presided at the LIE fso-
organized Democratic convention at
which the "shindy" occurred, and when
he stepped to the front someone called
out TO him to take off his coat las he did
on that occasion). No" said Flint, "Fll
keep my coat on this time, and if you
fellows will just keep your shirts on and
keep cool until election day we will elect
B. U. Steinman Mayorp' [Cheers. He
then made some humorous comparisons
between the Democratic Convention and
those whose programmes had been cut
and dried, which latter had justified the
Reorganized Democrats in nominating
Mr.. Steinman in obedience TO the voice OF
the people. His course in Office had
demonstrated the truth of that principle
of Democracy, that "a public office is a
public trust" The new charter gives
greater power to the Mayor than ever be-
fore, and Steinman had shown that he is
peculiarly fitted to WELD that power.
Tins meeting showed that when the peo-
pie demand their rights the crack Of the
party whip has no terrors for them.
Applause.
The meeting then adjourned with three
cheer for "B. u. Steinman, the next
Mayor" During the evening band of
music discoursed popular airs, and alto
gether il was a very enthusiastic affair. a
The record-union., 1893-10-23
WORK ar THE SHOPS.
1t VIII Soon be Resumed on the Basi
of q Full Week.

1t VIII Soon be Resumed on the Basis
Of Full Week.
Word came from San Francisco yester-
day that this morning all the shops of the
Southern Pacifc's Pacific system would
resume work on basis of six days a
week and eight hours day.
II. j. Small, uperintendent of Motive
Power and Machinery, was out OF the
city yesterday when RECORD UNION
reporter called to see him. but it was
learned from another source that the re-
port was premature 1t is understood
that between now and the Ist of the
month such an order will go into effect.
This will DC gratifying intelligence to
the thousands ofmen who will be directly
affected by the new order of affairs.
Several months ago the Southern Pa
cific Company, in retrenching expenses,
reduced the working time OF all shop
hands TO four days a week and eight
hours a day. This rule affected all the
shops located at Sacramento, Truckee,
Wadsworth, Terrace, ogden. Oakland,
Fresno, Bakersfield Los Angeles, Tue
son, Dunsmuir, Portland and all minor
points.
In the Sacramento shops alone the in
creased time allowance means the pay
mont by the company of about $4,000 a
month more to the men then they have
received since the reduction took effect.
II. j. Small, uperintendent of Motive
Power and Machinery, is not in the city.
and Will not be for some days.
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PREFERS TO DIE.
a Chinese Smuggler of Women Objects
to the Penitentiary.

a Chinese Smuggler of Women Objects
to the Penitentiary.
Deputy United States Marshal Maloney
is on his way to Tacoma with Chi
naman named Lee Fook Bow, who was
arrested for trying to smuggle China
woman in under plea that she was his
wife.
AS Maloney neared Port Costa with his
prisoner. on his way up from San Fran
CISCO, the latter asked him if he died to
tell his friends, saying that he was yery
sick. Maloney administered an emetic.
thinking that he had taken poison. and
found that he had swallowed a lot of
opium. When they arrived here CITY
Physician Terry treated him for poison.
and thinks he will recover
Bow says he would prefer death to
twenty years. Imprisonment and will
never reach Tacoma alive if he can get a
chance to make away with himself. as he
is evidently bent on suicide
Maoney was yesterday trying to get
into communication with Marshal Long.
who was absent from San Francisco. and
get another Deputy Marshal detailed to
help him watch the prisoner until he got
to Tacoma, to prevent him from killing
himself.
Last night the Chinaman had nearly re-
covered from the effects OF his dose. and
the officer will start northward with him
to-day,
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PACIFIC ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Its Articles Of incorporation Are Now
on File.
The Press Association That is to Con-
troll the News on the Pacific
Coast in the Future.

Articles of Incorporation of the Pacific
Associated Press have been filed with the
Secretary of State, in which the objects
and purposes of the association are set
forth as follows:
TO engage in business as gatherer of
news OF every character available or de-
slrabIe for the use of proprietors and pub
fishers Of newspapers throughout the
States of California. Oregon, Washington,
Nevada, Idaho, such portions of the State
OF Montana as lie west of the one hun
dred and tenth (ll0) meridian Of longi-
tude, and in all of the territories of Utah
and Arizona, and such other territory as
may be decided on; to sell such news to
the proprietors and publishers of news
papers; and to exchange with the pro-
prletors and publishers of newspapers
the news gathered by its officers and
agents, for news gathered or possessed by
the proprietors and publishers of news
papers throughout the whole of the
United States and other countries of the
world; to sell to- buy from, or exchange
with, any corporation, person or firm,
engaged in the same line of business as
this corporation, at any place in the
United States Of America or other coun-
tries of the world, any news gathered by
this corporation, through it's own officers
and agents, and other channels of in
formation; to make Such contracts with
telegraph, telephone and cable owners or
proprietors, and other persons, firms or
corporations engaged in business as car
riers or transmitters OF messages or COM
munications, as may be necessary to pro-
cure the prompt and reliable conveyance
or transmission of such news"
The principal place of business is to be
in San Francisco, and the capital stock is
800 900, divided into 1000 shares. The
incorpOrators mentioned are George X,
Fitch, K. A. Crothers, NJ. H. De Young.
w. K. Hearst, Hugh Hume, Thomas
Gardiner, II. G.. Otis, H. Il. Osborne, w.
E. Dargie, c. NJ. Shortridge, w. II. Mills,
V. S. McClatchy, G. A. Snowden. f. X.
Lane, J. D. Lynch and p. H. Lannon.
This means evidently sixteen of the prom
inent Pacific Coast newspapers, to wit:
call, Examiner, Chronicle, bulletin and
Post of San Francisco, the San Diego
Union; Times, Herald and Express of Los
Angeles, the San Jose Mercury, the Oak
land Tribune. the RECORD UNION and Bee
of Sacramento, the Salt Lake Tribune, the
Ledger and Ne3US of Tacoma.
The directors named are Geo. X. Fitch,
w. X. Hearst, M. II. De Young and w.
Ii. Mills of san Francisco, III. G.. Otis of
Los Angeles, V. S. McClatchy of Sacra-
mentO and c. A. Snowden Of Tacoma.
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\ THE SUPERIOR COURT or TIE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
| County Of Sacramento, state Of California.
In the matter OF CHARLES ZEiMER and
SAMUEL HEIMER, cop2rtners doing bust
ness under the firm name 0t Leimer Brothers,
insolvent debtorS-order OF adJ udlcation OF IN
solvency.
Charles Zeimer and samuel zeimer, co
partners doing business under tie name OF
Ienner Brothers, having fled IN this court
their petition, schedule and mte entory in insol-
vency from which II appears that they are III
solvent debtors, the said Cha les Zeimcr anu
Samuel Zeimer as copartner5 and as indiYiI-
uals are hereby declared to be insolvent. 1t is
hereby ordered that I. w. O'Neil be, and he is
hereby appointed receiver of the property of
said insolvents, and that upon his giving
bond tothe people of the Stale OF California,
conditioned as required by law, and iii sucn
sum as tue court may order, and qualifying,
he take charge ana possession OF all TIE es-
tate real and personal. OF said Charles Zcimer
and Samuel Zeimer, fnsolvent debtors, what
soevcr and wheresoever situate, whether be-
longing TO them as partners or as individuals,
except such as may be by law exempt from
execution, and of all their deeds, vouchers,
books OF account and papers, and 10 keep and
care for and dispose OF the same until the APP
pointlnent Of an assignee OF their estate. All
persons having the same or any part thereof
Qucluding the sheriff OF the County OF 5acra-
Inentol in his or their posscssio on, are hereby
directed t. deliver said property TO said re-
ceiver. and All persons owing money 10 said
insolvents are hereby directed to pay the same
10 said receiver and that SAID receiver keep
tie 5tIQ property OF the lAl1NFeNs blli
the further order OF this court, And all per
CONS are hereby forbidden to pay ANY debts
to said insoiyents, or to deliver any property
belonging To such IngolNents, To them, or TO
any person, tirm corporation or association,
for their use, and tie said deetorS are hereby
forbidden TO transfer or deliver any property
until the further order of this court. except as
herein ordered.
1t is further ordered that all the creditors OF
said debtors he and appear before the Hon: a.
l.. Catlin, Judge OF the superior COURT OF she
County OF sacramento. In open court, az Tue
courtroom of said court, in ine county OF sac
ramento, on the 1orH DAY or NoVEMBER,
1898, Mt 1880 o'clock p. u. OF that day, 10
prov their debts aud choose one or more as
sigIecs OF the estate OF SAID debtors.
1t is further ordered that this order be pub
lshed In the Sacramento DAILY RECORD
UNIoN. II daily newspaper OF general circuia-
tion, published in the county OF Sacramento,
as often as the said paper Is published before
the day set for the meeting OF creditors
Andi is further ordered that in the mean
time all proceedings against said insolvent De
stayed.
4. i. CATIIN,
Judge of the superior Court
isaac JOSEPH Attorney for lnsoIventS- oy-to
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NORTHERN oITRus FAIR

The Association Wants 1t Held in San
Francisco.
There was a meeting on Saturday of
the Directors of the Northern California
Citrus Fair Association. called for the
purpose of considering matters in con-
nection with the next State Citrus Fair
for Northern California. Sacramento was
represented by t. B. Hall, President of
the association, and the others present
were James X. O'Brien, Yuba County;
j. F. Madden. Placer County; B. y.
Rowley, publisher of the California
Fruit Gro,per, San Francisco; B. F. Wal
ton, Sutter County lby J. *. O'Brien,
The record-union., 1893-10-23

81 HAVE used Simmons Liver Regu-
lator for constipation of my bowels caused
by temporary arrangement of the liver
for the last three or four years, and always
when used according to he directions
with decided benefit. HIRAM WARNER,
late Chief Justice of Ga.''
The record-union., 1893-10-23
when Nature

Needs assistance it may be best to render
it promptly, but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple
manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
The record-union., 1893-10-23

WHAT does Peculiar mean? Ap-
piled to Hoods Sarsaparilla it means that
this medicine is different from others and
superior in merit and curative power.
Try it and you will know.
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oxy); w. B. Gester, Secretary. Placer

proxy; W. B. Gester, Secretary, Placer
County.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the State Board of Agriculture to locate
the approaching Citrus Fair at the Mid
winter Fair in San Francisco, where 1t
would be seen by the greatest and most
representative number, and where most
benefit will therefore follow to the coun-
ties displaying their products.
1t is understood that Marysville will be
a competitor for the fair.
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The City Finances.

City Auditor Young makes the follow
ing report of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the city for the week ending
Soturdau OctOher 81 ISQ3.
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REDUCED RATES TO CHICAGO
JCY JUDSON & co. SELECT EXCURSION,
ID delightful scenic route. Wonders OF the
Rocky Mountains on line of ID. and K. q. II.
r.; seen By daylight; best accommodations.
Address JUDSON q Co, 623 Market ST., San
francisco, or call on G. j. ELLIS. agent d. z.
Co.. sacramento,
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Irnita. strrpa, 71rnn1,rr, Qsfr.
a1ltnatrtana n,tn e,.rspn,,a.
DR.. T. WAH KING.

DNGLISH AND CHINESE PHYSICIAN
IL and Surgeon. Graduate OF Hongkong
Medical College. Ofice. 926 THIRD STREET.
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!. s. Govt. Tests
of Baking Powders.

The official analyses of the U. S. Dept. of Agri-
culture Division of Chemistry, Bulletin IS, baking
powders show that of all baking powders examined but
six found to be genuine of tartar powders,
and the strength of these as follows:
CieVelaT1d'S (pure nd srOnget) f2 So per
III. Others. .. .ss.s.. q. ...... Of starch .. 555s
improper manufacture, contained only 9229 a
All the remaining baking powders, some of which
claim to be pure perfectly pure or absolutely pure,
shown by the same report to contain alum
ammonia or other substitute for cream of tartar.
The record-union., 1893-10-23

HHE WEEKLY UNION IS THE STA .
/ weekly of the Pacific Coast.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-15
THE e SERPENT.
Prof Huxley Says One Once Game in His
Way.

Prof. Huxley Says One Once Game in His
Way.
In a letter to the London Times Prof.
Huxley says: The sea serpent once came in
my way. But before I tell a story of what
happened many years ago l may be per-
mitted to remark that l have not the least
objection to the existence of that retiring
creature. which. like the classical maiden,
always fugit nd ~salices. but, unlike her.
seems not to desire TO BIZ seen. There is no
d priori reason that l know of why snake
bodied reptiles. from fifty feet long and up
ward, should not disport themselves in our
seas a. they did in those of the cretaceous
epoch. which. ~ReoloRically sreaking, is a
mere yesterday. ANS -5 - "r r.. 80
A gentleman who had been cruising on
the west coast of Scotland sent me an ac-
count of m appnrition of the monster,
backed by the lengthy deposition of II com
panion, a person of proved intelligence and
competency in some departments OF soish-
tito work. I read his document atten-
WAS almost convinced. Unfortunately,
there was a second deposition, supposed
and intended to be ~contiimatorv, from one
OF the Yachts crew, a quartz master, l
think. From this. however. it appeared
to be beyond doubt that the ci,cumstances
under which the list deponent saw the ap-
partition were such as to make it impossible
that he could nave properly assured him
self of the facts to which he testified. He
had done what we are oil tempted to do
mixed up observations and conclusions
from them, as if they rested on the same
foundation. ] pointed out the state of the
case TO my correspondent, and from that
day to this / have heard no more on that
particular sea serpent.