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Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
Seu une SemiuarlDp.

Zen lDe SfIlIll1rIDD. UeNgltl Ut
Qeuanaer seminar Chr. 8. WR. 5alfens
bera er mebbelt Giifeo fra lite Sult
1898 % fra famine Glib b%elftttet til Se-
itprcr al uaunte eeminar i Scnbolo I'll
qop ont Seminarier M. y. al l4oe Sum-
1890 S 9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
S,pbrp-peaffer. Wnnen oil B!

puerleperet tl Stats banebriften fors
mentll8 ben 22oe saer 23oe SUM-. 8rs'
peiarterue bltuer o~ereIter p~aabe9pnote
ben lite 9nli. 8anens Gabuiu9 fan
i~OrUentes at bile iiubc Steo / Rtotcn
al Suit Waaueo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Sorben runbt. Zen lobe SUM er
Spen gsIren psuot tllbnge eiter ben
Reiie "Soroen runot uoen Yense", iom
ban tiltraaOte ben l6oe Septbr. I. u.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
Spnt / en- SrQbsjaQ.

3om | en- SrabsIas. s en- Sag
mob Grreitanten Sans Sobanien, Der
bar peo9aaet at baue unoliuet ben ipens
lie 9ieneitepiss Seopis Soiia Sobanss
ion, meo buem ban tlente iammen bos
Gaaroeier g. Relmer / 8allerup, err
ben lobe (. M. / a~jsbenbauns amts
ienore Dirt aiiast Dom, buorueo arre.
itanten er bleuen io8mt en- Straf at s
9lars Tu9tbusarbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Solgt 0otel. Sotel "9oItsaaroen"
/ Ooenie er lOlst AZ Yartiinlier Gluuien
tit Soteleier aablin9, 6otel "BbDuir"
| Gfanoerbora, for 10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
0rGnot Eabrif. .

grGnot Jabrif. Rpmgle 8apirs
iabrit pe6 Gtnstjsbins err branbt ben
12te SUM. Sloen iormuoes ppitaast
peS 6niiter fra SfOritenen. Bpsninsen
o9 Snoentar bar asiursreoe for Al. 900
ar.. 2aseret for ca. 10000 ar. apls-
bpsnin9erne bleo ubersrte ai Slben. r
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
SOClla. Mtntrnierne. g

n, SSgE'1H'Wlnftolerne. Weo ton9es
ny aIIP'jtion CT Der iom Nelpnnins for
NJ. yaOs reooct be 3 Mano al Select.
rs'0 g1o 8arflfib "3befla" al 1pnss
S,,ss n.)ioaet 6prer al banif Sfouners
ynt. german" al Stelifsr s. Gbr.
4, S" WET Ell Warinsiittert til en- @Grbi
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Solgt Sfole. @rsserieus % Rass
misiens prIuate 3renseItole / Coenic
oucrora9cs ira lite NusuIt til Cand.
theol. Belteroal al a%iDbeubnur.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
200 Hire ~itinnlet

200 ubre itiaalet. s aritianiu
Soltebant blep forleoen gaat peo S,nb,
bruostpoeri b%Ortitjaalet benpeb 200
sommeubre o~aientlis af Cub. Sulte.
baitten bar uoiat 100 8rouer / gelsns
ming til ben eaer benz, Der matte meb,
belle BOlitiet iaabanne Oplpsninser ON
2poerlet, at be leoer til 9aagribelie Of
2poene % 2tlbageleperelie al ialfalo
Stsrlteoelen al De itiaalne @ienitanoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

StatsminiIfer glebr pil u~ntaselis
blipe palst til 8irettsr peo Sppptbefs
banten iiteoetfor Ginger, Tom life pniter
@jeuualg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Stprmanb u. u. z. anatpolo er
,~eititfet til Toloopipnsmano al 2oen
flasle / 3rammens 5olooiI trift.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

llolepcriugstraitat. Otter 5Orlp'
oenoe er N%ilntnin9en ai en- bOaanolts
banit llbIeuerin8straitat umiooelburt
ioreltaaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Eli MSminiitratOr PED Norses
ganf iitebetior Sr. Slien pil ianoipns
lispis blioe palst Statsmlniiter Steen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

GonItitution. 8ureau6ef / 5inanss
os Splooepartementet 8. q. Garien er
to%uItitueret lom Sfatieip9eo i ariitia>
mia.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

8%aarobruger 8. Spebten er al
Statens Mioler beuil9et 800 &roner til
Snbiamlin9 af Sasn us 3rabitloner
fra Sbelemarten.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Brett aiiat for S%ruifenifab. Suea
Soiret bar bemt 8reiten 6. gooin i
giterIunb til at aiiattes fra tit 9reites
embebe, foroi ban bar paret beruiet uts
Der en- gruoeuielie os / Siemmet OPP
fSrt fs utibist mco fin !6uitru.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
Stnr 6nne iii he Wablioenoe

T@roalen. 9bomas @iIiOn & Sen !
SuG bar aiennem i'm aOmmis lionar !
Srpnbbiem, Sadbe & So, iflantet
100 Yunb (1s2o ar.) til De NpOli'
penoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Spnas gies npe 8omun, Der III
baitigt Itrioer frent, ptl faa. 2itelen
"NiUbe".
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

3ablfasierer 2arien er fOnititueret
ipm Sfattefoseo / ariltiania.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Gaub. jur. u. Sarlnno er autori-
ferret iom eoiporen 5ulomG9ti9 bos SOs
renItriper / Splpr, Npr9reeu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Ganb. tbepl. Gbriitopber grnnn
er uonaunt til reliperenoe 9apelan peo
Sobanne3 MenIgbeo i &riitianla.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
JiGalas. Sea uil ialae nit Dvs

lag al almiHoelige 6-ipbmnuosoarsr be.
i~tadcnoe al Tit, buao man / Nlmiroeltateo
boIoer Of iggitc alasies Q}arer / en- qauo6au.
bel. BareCpla9et sr oRrot omtriug $500,
ngt SaaHtHasbus meo 9 8Greiier, 3aoe, 5
Nercs Iauo, go6t Brgtouauo, / ct u6mgrtet
Ganoohtrltt BeloiluiHgsu ior bet melie
itanotnnptt. Boitoifiee / 5orbinoelie mteo
Storet. Seisg eQcr ~ttIitriu e. &. Bnbcod.
Amherlt, Gilmore 60, Yinn. 1874
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
TiamautbrnQup,

SiamantbrDQnp. Zen ODE SUM
funoe ct sammelt, agtpRrbigt gG9tepar
paa 9burs, nemlis SfOmaser Sans
Gnsel os Suitru, feire oeres 9iamants
brpuup. Oct aloeritegne Bar -W ans
ben er fplbt 81 Iar, &onen 81 aar -
bar in9en 8srn eler mere Slastniuge
paa Gen, men Gae boloer al ben ELI,
paroise, samle Stomaser % bans linte
SuItru.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

q. Q. Sobs, no Y Og ipenFt Bicessouial, 20,
Gait ITO Srr. ct SauL. BttHn, Hoi0r5ilsr Sub
maatsr o8 tHofasieret Seaae o. ArDeMtoter Rprge,
Sneri3e o. GaHmdrt. Bea1e ieuoes oaiad TIT ouens
nHpntl Eanoe ffter Iapelle Ants 43l9ff
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Gn gensmanb i sitre Rpiplte bruste
fslsenoe Jorm for fine Attelter ON
falote Ronopr: "gt benne &lo er tas
get at mig ielo paa bsire Joriab ate,
iteres."
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
Sbriitiau Sauyen gsro fra gro,

VW''HIHW NHHFtH NtFU Ttu BtuI8'
bergiieUfn, 1iien, Norge, beoes ppalne fin
Gorcsie I'll lluoertegHtoe. aomin TRAITOR /
Brooerens, Aabers 6anien 9ereS
G0nsbo. / boIltet ban er bsrstttget til en- be-
tgoelig Aru. Ia ut iioit bgrte ira bam, for
to Nar iiosH. oar ban / Ct. gaul. 5pts
Hogen iicneer bans EptOi6siteo, be0ss BE-
penliglt iHoerrette mig. Samuel gauff,
Camp 1oualni5, 9uneau So, ISIS 42.e
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

gnreanbef i Sirteoepartementet s.
g. auuobOn er eiter 6~Orlpoenoe ino1til.
let til StatsabpOfat i 2ronobiem.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

S%OgneprGit til oeitre Wslanb Sos
bro er meooelt Detailing ipm palst
Eropit i Nprbre gteoenas 8rpult.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
a.n sn Dior aamIe shipper Pun.

breos Damien SanoeiiOrb sipr JIG !
Sis,e Sage flar til at saa oner til sOa.
INN meb en- Calming 3ralalt meo lft
Glib "Saabet".
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

Wilit9r llbnepnelie. 9remiers
lsitnant s. 8. Gpenes er ubnRunt til
aaptein % &partermeiter peb giterbas
lens 2iniebataliun.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
G5terat ha aiort ia nmulis. 6ci.

reblaoet "@iur9enpoiten" meboeler, at
eft ubbrebt Ipste uil pioe at aomlra!
apren hal uonapnes til 3~plotaslerer
6%riltiauSiano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
dit 0 M
fiifaIgS eaer tiaete.

n utrtlsismfHt,r, iaafsm "sarm ~ttiai9s-. -bus til,
iatas-. -eu' tilst,-, TENN, tsbis~. "Etabs sarts"
ole, oil ia HH Al t~Eorp''ss ior 1 Sent o.. Crs for 5pr
SHttIts eastapu, T. IT. 8srho3slB rs ct
Favu. r,aHss for ct Crs. a~p,tiissmsr,sr. str ~. lev,
faats Of sttbtius. taatB NE p,Hfpu To.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
Q9enter on1fes.

X9s DIE y. QabL, Dor Gssnt | Saith,
nxs- NlInHeiota, Zen 5armerguD haooe
XGs .ola al SIesoronss g,r;om NM y
5x5 eaonu iuaeu ageat bar | bit Rabo.
S6S lag, iaa tan ri give Big aiiurat Jam.
Hag@ me anleoning til at ilene &eage oeo
49, at plrfe Jon en- al pore Agenter, en-
NWn ten belle Eioen eaer oiHe Uritimer.
Ra5 Sn9eu tr0lisere griaring behgpes.
X0S Tn iIeIoen Anleoutug for sammel
a<,gA eler ung ABano eller &uinoe, paa
a. 2aHoet eler / Bpen. Seno bin
N1o Aoresie meo JrimRrte ioa9 for pi.
oere Beiteo til
OLEOGRAPH co.,
(2es Il Cos giterislsere)
Is. 9. 81 Iavyley. MINI,
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

8enremaler Gilef Yetersion er be-
Itlttet til Meblem at aunits os Saanos
partslfplens SUritanoerlt ab iiteoetfor
aibsoe Siitoriemaler arbo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
.ilfalas biniat.

al oaorlts peIbreo uil Ieg iRlae min
Bnttfbpgnln8 meo BeboeIiesIetltghso beli9-
8enoe I ct Of be beoite ,}armoHlrIitsr / Win.
Heiota. Worcester BrcpeHe III ~Butli", care
Of "Iecorahs 8oiien", Decorah. Roma. 49.3
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

STnIfcs. en- ittuf 8logimeo gnitcs
itrdT. 9euort'iou Il Iauto ion. 9HrDoOo,
Soma. 54I02
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04

StValge.-Gn 80 Ncres 5arm, 30
actes r%noidaet. er ttIia'a for en- spot,
prs. Jor HPrmerc ltuoerretniHg itrtu TT
.. W. auoerion, Snntiaao, Sberburns 60,
Winn. AZ. 1913
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
1oDSfaID.

GfpsfttS 49, ole 4. gisstts. Der soss, nsr
RibaeDag, sss, BEN BOZ, Cart. 6ars euara ssss SOC
2 wisnssu eSst Is sinfas,r 10 Bern t6fbersu 'rs
1 til 10 Hsr. y
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-04
Farm tiiialas cuer tiaeie.

y 100 Gcres / Gale 9ouutp z. 3ut, til
ialgs, @oot Gnnb. 20 Acres i%uoiaaet.
Aoresie: &. 2Satuer, 272 e 9tuiiou street,
Chicago. 9u. 1874
The herald., 1893-08-27
PRuNzs AND PROFANITY.
A Holiness Preacher Finds an Excuse
for Swearing.

A Holiness Preacher Finds an Excuse
for Swearing.
The idea of Holiness preacher OK.
hausting the vocabulary Of profanity ID
seldom heard Of, yet one of those minis.
terial gentlemen with an agricultural
air was heard to unburden himself in
that direction the other day in Justice
Austin's courtroom. He had gone in to
see Constable Richardson regarding the
harvesting OF some. prunes. From bis
appearance and talk it was supposed he
had eaten at least one-fourth of the
crop.
Excuse me, gentlemen" he said,
although am q preacher, can't help
from telling the truth about such d-d
scoundrels. If was Methodist or a
Baptist preacher probably wouldn't
talk this way, but you see I'm not; l
am Holiness preacher"
He then again addressed his remarks
to the constable, and swore blue
streak st two persons against whom he
warned the constable not to send to har-
vest those prunes.
He took turn about in emitting vitu-
perative blasphemy and apology to the
small crowd of spectators.
He disappeared from the courtroom
with an Excuse me, gentlemen"
The herald., 1893-08-27
PAINTED MOUNTAINS.
Strata of Rock Salt to Be Found in
Their Seams.

strata of Rock Salt to Be Found In
Their Seams.
San Diego Sun: The safe return of r.
E. L. Robinson and party to Yuma in
the Dart is followed by an article from
Robinson in the Yuma Times Of August
10th describing what was found down
the Colorado and the gulf coast. On
the Sonora side they landed and started
for the Painted mountains, but had only
gone short distance whom they came
upon level plain, over which salt was
crusted white as bank of snow. With
every step this crust broke and they
sank in the mud to depth Of three to
five inches. They succeeded in reach
ing the lower end of the Painted noun
tainB in five hours. and estimated the
distance at IA miles. but as there was no
water to be found they returned to their
craft. He says these mountains
are of aqueous formation, and
afterwards burned and backened
by volcanic agency, and the peculiar
spots and streaks, discernable for dis
tance OF 40 or 30 miles, are caused by
sand which countless windstorms have
deposited in the gulches and arroyas,
extending to the very top. In the first
range, which is broken by volcanic
action, they found strata of rock salt
from eight to eighteen inches wide and
clear as glass, lying between beds of con-
glomerate, while perhaps an anjoining
hill would be composed OF red sediment,
harder, but containing no more grit
than chalk. The ranges are narrow and
abrupt, divided by cations, covered by
dense growth Of greasewood and chap
paral, while not vestige of cacti is to
be seen. There was nowhere sign of
human habita.ion, and from Indians
near the mouth of the Hardy they
learned that all the ranges together
were called the Little Cocopahs.
He says the lands of the lower Colo
RADIO are suited to rice and sugar culture
and one day the valley from 20 to 40
miles in width will be the richest coun-
try in Mexico.
The herald., 1893-08-27
TEN THOUSAND TROUT.
TIE STATE FISH COMMISSION
STOCKS SAN ANTONIO CREEK.
Rainbow Trout in Great Numbers Put
in Thnt Favorite Fishing Stream.
A Hatchery Should Be
Placed There.

Ontario Observer: The ,fnny deni-
zens of San Antonio creek are not as
lonesome as they were. They are now
entertaining 10000 visitors that have
taken up their abode in the cold, crystal
waters of that musical stream.
Wednesday E. w. Hunt of the Sis
son state fish hatchery arrived here
with 900 Rainbow trout. which, with
the assistance of A. Rubio. we're taken
to San Antonio creek and distributed in
that stream from its source to its
mouth.
The Rainbow trout take their name
from the iridescent, spectral colors that
flash from their striated scales. They
are beauties and in q short time will
furnish much sport to the votaries OF
Il the .usla assdshlRs & teslrst sss6m.
with his air pump kept them we'll sur'
piled with climate, which article was
pumped into the cans every 15 min
utes.
San Antonio creek, in the opinion of
Mr.. Hunt, in the finest trout stream in
California. This opinion is concurred
In by IL. L. Macneil and others OF the
board of tish commissioners. They saw
that it's pure and cold waters possess ali
the requisites demanded by a hatchery.
and that, as Southern California has no
state fish hatchery, one should be estab.
lished in San Antonio cafion. Just at
present the appropriation for such pur.
poses is too nearly exhausted to render
it practicable to start such an enter
prise, but Mr.. Mscneil says that if q
suitable building, which could be erect
ed for about $500, were provided, the
state would operate a hatchery in the
in the cation at once.
Were this project taken in hand by
some public spirited citizens the neces.
eary funds could doubtless be raised in
Ontario and Pomona. II not ACCOM-
pliehed in this way our assem blyman
could doubtless get the next legislature
to establish fish hatchery for Southern
California In San Antonio cafion. But
whether Or not hatchery be secured
San Antonio creek will be well stocked
with trout. g. T.. Stamm, who secured
the 10000 trout will attend to that
little matter. In due season he expects
large importation of eastern brook
trout which will be placed in the stream. ]
Experts say that the eastern trout will
flourish finely in San Antonio creek.
When the fish become large enough tn
toy and daily with the sportsman's 4 nook
It will, OF course, be necessary to enforce
some regulations that will prevent the
sparkling beauties from being canpht
by foreigners, and no doubt such recu.
ations will be enforced by the com.
oanles owning the stream.
The herald., 1893-08-27
A GOOD OPINION.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY DILLON ON
THE CLAIM OF A. II. HULT.
Some Caustic Words About Men Who
Hold Two Ohices of tho Same
Nature Tho Demand in hC
Question Rejected.

Yesterday District Attorney Dillon
filed an opinion with the board Of super
visors, brought out by the investigation
into the loose method pursued by JUS
tice OF the Peace Moore and Constable
Peter Winther of san Pedro. The docu-
ment is quite unique in the language
used, the usual dry and formal legal
phrases being dispensed with for the oc-
casion. The opinion is as follows on the
claim OF W. T. Hult, San Pedro:
'Newly discovered evidence brought
out in yesterdays examination, for
which we are indebted to Sheriff Cline,
discloses the illegslity Of this claim and
makes 1t. my duty to withdraw my
former approval.
~ waA not aware that the claimant is
and was deputy sheriff at the time he
rendered the services mentioned in this
claim. Other instances OF similar ma
ture make 1t necessary and lawful for
this board to refuse further compensa-
tion to such deputy sherifs out OF the
county treasury. The action of your
honorable body, while admitted to be
proper and legal, has called forth unde-
served criticism from persons who do
not understand the facts.
"Whenever the same man holds both
the Office of marshal and deputy sheriff,
or constable and deputy sher;ff, 1t 10 not
probable that the same man can run
faster, see farther or be alore vigilant ae
deputy sheriff than as constable or mar
shall
Yet some have been led to believe
that criminals are getting away from
these constables and marshals because
their fees as deputy sheriffs have been
cut off.
Usually man with one Office can
make good sized raid on the treasury,
but when you give him two, the situa-
tion becomes alarming. So long as q
man will occupy such dual position,
the law will not permit him 10 separate
himself into Mr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
at pleasure in orderto increase his fees.
The Roman god had two faces. but it
was one Janus. The claimant may be
marshal and deputy sheriff, but he is
still the same person.
When the process in question came to
his hands it commanded any deputy
sheriff to whom it came to perform the
service therein required. The claimant
was deputy sheriff at the same time.
The law will not permit him to say, like
Poo-Bah, that his marshal side was act
ing, while his deputy sheriff side was
dormant. Such distinctions may do for
the casuists, but they are too fine for the
law. He could not serve the process at
all without serving it as deputy sheriff.
For such service the law requires him
to look to his principal, the sheriff, for
his compensation. It is not legal
charge against the county.
The herald., 1893-08-27

unit upon which we have to base every
thing. Every time man spends IS
that is useless he ought to realize. II he
works by the day. how long it will take
him to earn IL. OF course. am talking
to gentlemen here who are along in
years. You have earned what you have,
and all You have to do, il it is possible,
is to teach your children. let them be
boys or girls, what it is to know the
value OF money. and not allow them to
grow up with the idea that their parents
will leave their wealth for them to
squander. There was time when we
considered it very unfortunate thing
to be born poor. At the present time
regret to say that you can scarcely find
one boy who has been born rich who
continues to be q good man all his life,
and If he does he 10 entitled to great
deal OF credit. because he cannot appre-
ciate money like the boy who earns it
himself.
The herald., 1893-08-27
A CHINESE PUGILIsT.
He wants to Make Match with Son
One.

He wants to Make N Match With Some
One.
Bakersfield Californian: Woo Sing, q
gentleman who sports pig-tail and q
most engaging smile, is anxious to make
q match with the gloves with some one.
Sing is pupil Of Prof. Harry Maynard,
the lightweight champion, and is him
salf q lightweight. turning 125 pounds.
He has been in several matches here.
tofore, winning some and losing others.
He fought Joe Soto, feather-wsight
champion in San francisco. 1nd was
knocked out in the eighth ropnd. Sing
is willing to scrap for purhe and the
gate receipts. and is open to an engage.
ment with any one. He may be found
at the restauraunt on Nineteenth street,
near N.
This is no joke, but Sing is strictly
business. He is already in Cpmmunica
ton with Manager Billy Woods of the
Bakersfield Athletic club; and no doub,
q match will be arranged. Ambitious
light-weights should not be backward in
coming forward.
The herald., 1893-08-27

class of people, among pretended fruit
growers and indifferent citizens, asking
the governor to remove the entire state
board oil horticulture.
In the meantime the injurious scales
are multiplying ss rapidly as neglect
and elothful care can aseist, and the
worst OF all. the purple scale, has at
tanned O robust standing and 10 repro
ducing itself prodigiously in the Or
chard OF q former inspector.
One significant fact IN all discussions
OF this scale pest and predaceous in.
sects should be prominently held up,
and that is, every member of the state
board Of horticulture is an old, WE'LL
known and successful horticulturist, ex-
perienced in every branch of the busi.
ness, with standing and skill recognized
far beyond the. boundaries OF the state Of
California; and the officers OF the state
board are all thoroughly educated to
their work, whose competency no one
can question. II there was no other
reason the success OF the vedalia car
dinalis, which saved all Southern Cali
fornia from ruin, ought to secure for the
state board reasonable treatment. These
men were real fruit growers, not
visionary theorists, nor yet Doodlers and
they have lived in California for more
than 80 years.
What element then is it opposed to
their great work and desirous OF running
what apparently they cannot rule ?
Principally they are represented to the
HERALD to be q set Of jealous malcon-
tents. with little or no interest in the
country, an exceedingly limited number
OF whom grow fruitor anything else. In
fact, these men are evidently masquer-
aiding in false colors. The truth is, the
Z HERALD is assured by many genuine
fruit growers, that they are not mixed
up in this matter and protest against
this sort OF work being done under their
name; and cay further if these various
commissioners, inspectors, fruit dealers
and fumigators have grievance against
the state board they should proceed al
such and not under the guise Of fruit
grOWere. fU
The herald., 1893-08-27
JOE RAFAEL's ARREST.
A Cowardly Insult Heapod Upon Br,
Indian ChaaS

"A Cowardly Insult Heapcd Upon Brave
Indian Chief.
Banning Herald: Joe Rafael. captain
OF the Indiane, was arrested satnrdav
on the charge of stealing horse and
escorted to Banning by the con stable in
company with the man, whose name
could not be learned, who made the
charge
Though there is much unnecessary
and wearisome complaint by the Indi-
ans OF injustice by the white man. this
is clear case of imposition that would
never have been attempted if Rafael
had not the misfortune or otherwise of
being an Indian. The charge of horse
stealing was brought. apparently in a
spirit OF revenge, because Rafael had
the temerity of taking up and impound-
ing stray horse that appreciated 100
well the corn, alfalfa, etc., on his ranch.
and demanding damages for the same
There is no fence laid in this countrv
and Rafaels right was clear.
We are OF the opinion, however. that
Agent Estudillo will see to it that no in.
justice is done, and will, if necessary.
make the author of this outrage nav
dearly for it. We may remark also that
though the use OF the revolver and
Bowie knife has not been entirely dis
carded, yet in modern and civilized COM
nunities, in which Palm Springs is hap
PLY numbered, an DESTINATIONS displsv
OF awful weapons. partakes more of the
spirit OF dime novel than that OF the
civilization of the day.
The herald., 1893-08-27
Tho Change Cannot BE Legally Made.

EDITORS HERALD: 1t has ever been
your policy to champion justice.
would kindly ask permission OF the use
Of your paper, to see if any one can ex-
plain how the board of educstion, at
their meeting this month, codld change
the system of penmanship.
The law says change can only be
made after four years from date OF in
production, and then only at a meeting
held in the month of May. The pres.
ent system was adopted last year.
From the title OF the new system it iB
evidently published by the same firm as
the song books introduced last year. If
80 our children may have to experience
what they did then; that is, be threat
ened with expulsion unless provided
with the new book. when not single
one was for sale In the city, the supply
having given out.
Must we stand by and see our chill
dren insulted hicause petty firm can
not supply fair-sizsd city promptly?
A PARENT.
The herald., 1893-08-27
Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trated Hel aid.

This beautiful publication, printed on
the finest book paper, is now on sale by
all the newedeaers and at the HERALD
business Office. 1t contains 48 pages of
information about Southern California
and over so illustrations. AS publica-
tion to send to eastern friends it has
never been equslled. Price 15 cents in
wrappers.