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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
Thursday, the Seventh Day
OF december, 1893,

for all the labor and material required In the con-
Etrgction Of Bridge c. over inc norris Canal, AMI
the line Of the New Psbiie Road.
Al work aad material nnst conform to tbs
plans and .peetaestions foe said bridges aled in
the Office or the Clerk OF said Board and now O pen
TO iEHpectfoH Of possible bid iers.
tuli directions as to form Of proposals viii be
found Incorporated 10 toe said specifications, 10
which attention is invited.
The Beard OF Chosen Freeholders reserve the
night to reject or accept proposals or bids for any
part or all of the work.
Each proposal must DO enclosed in a sealed
envelope. endorsed "preposals for Bridges C. and
!, New fublIc Z ad, ana chs aa,e Of presents
ton ana name OF bidder, and Aaaded 70 the 1lerk
Of said Board at the rIatea time, in epsn meeting,
when said bids er proposals are called fer.
Each proposal must be accompanied By q cortI.
ned check, enclosed in the envelope AMI drawn to
the order of the County Collector on oRs Of the
for the SUM OF one thoussnd 'ei,0Nl dollar. or
cash to tho ga ne amount. 10 be dspo iitsd with the
will accept and execute said contract. II awarded
to said bid or proposal, and to indemnify the
There shall also accompany each bid or pro.
posai a Irop9sit1on Ia writing Of al least three
that they will each become surstiss fer an amount
not less than fifteen thousand (sl5,co cor dollars to be
ance Of the work an to asmnif and save harm.
es the County in the premises.
no proposal VIII be eonsidered wherein the
Further ne tee Is also Eivsa that the work above
mentioned, with the contract and Obligations 20
be made she esor, are TO be done under and in
pursuance Of "a act. entitled An act to authorize
the Board OF Chosen Freeholders of any of the sew
eral Counties Of this State to lay out, open and
construcs, improve and maintain, a Public Road
therein. y approved April 4 1888. and the acts sup
all further Information aud blank forms for
proposals can be obtained of the Clerk Of the
neer Of the New Public Road, az his ONCE, Fuller
Building, Jersey City.
BY order Of he Board Of Chosen Fresholders.
JOHN BOYD. Clerk.
n...A ma
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
NEW JERSEY A. G.
The Organization Is ia an Easy Position
Financially

Inc OEEhutZAbfoh \ . IVA an GNRy
Financially
The management of the New Jersey A.
C. issued aa Instructive financial state
msnt yesterday. This assets for the past
year are figured at S57, 07S. Sc. and liabili-
ties at $4S, SCI. 30. Tbs credit BALANCE Is
set dowA at IS, 25l. 81, but several nsm-
bers Of he board think this 10 TOO low,
They. say credit 10 only rated fer $500
worth OF heats Ia the Assets. while the
property will bring three tiniss the
amount uaaer the msr. The same
conservative naeEhed 10 traceable in the
other estimates. and the majerity OF the
mel bers are fiattering themsetvss sAss
the club is practically over SIS, 600 ahead
of the game on the year
The itsmtZsd accounts show the verv
moderate ex penditure OF $179 for athletics
proper. An additional sum Of 81. 49S was
Invested on games, while q %turnovsr of
So, $40 appears on the credit side. These
figures are regarded as q revelation by
persons who asserted there was no longer
any money in athletics. Baseball. how
ever, was q losing venture, an expeadi-
turs of Sl,101 only bringing in $156. A
healthy profit WAS made on entertaln-
ments, billiards, pool. bar. cards, bowl
ing and cigars. Football was normal;
tennis cost $43. The total expenditure
for the year footed no $14, 49, 10.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
POW ER'S PETS Prizes
Had a Clean Record in
the Palma's Pool
Tourney.
MERRY MONDAY NlGHTERS
Had a Lively Time en- the J. c.
A. c. tueys-gtwlng, Nitten
aud Cue Not $.

The Palma Clubs team pool t'urus-
and his gallant crew sailed away with
the prizes. 1t was no cinoh. bus the
fascinating Jack aad winsome joe wooed
and won Dame Fortune and thsy won by
q length, a short length. Thsy eac,un-
tered Captain Smiths team. Tns latter
played a smart game aHd Kept just a
shade ahead. In the sixth ianins Cap
tain Powers men moved up aad they
were on even terms. Captain Smiths
combine forged ahead in the next Inning
and was two la advance in the eighth
inning and only two away from tbs last
buttoA. CaptAin Pewers team made
four III the last frame while Captain
Smiths team pocketed one aud then
froze and were beaten n sinEle point. Is
was the exciting race of the series and
the teams were not more than four poiats
apart at aay time. The teams aud
scorer
Team No. 2-Johu Powers, Jr.. Cap
tain; Joseph +. Farmer. L. D. O'Neill
anu J. V. Pearson.--60.
Team No. BE-. S. Smith. Captain: T.
Hines, +. g. Van Keuren aud D. P. HoI-
combe.-59.
Team No. 2......T IA 10 % 80 20 4s IS 60
Team No. 5......s Is % 80 20 ~ 81 So SO
Captain Bonham's team played one of
the nest games OF the tournament. They
closed 1t In seven inu Tags. 1t gave the
team second place and had overs
powerful phalasx been beaten by Ne. 5
it wssld have made n tie fer first place.
Captain Benhan's stars met Captain
Hendersenis talent and left them as the
distance post. The game was wen by n
rciAIs. The teams ana seere:-
Team No. IL. II. Mctlee. f. G. Robin
son. Martin and r. C. Benhgn, Cap-
TANGO.
Team No. 81. H. Casteus, c. Heuder-
500, Captain w. Bubier and j.
Bnggs-33.
Score Dg tuniugs:-
Team No 8.....s 10 e II % 50 s.
AN AMATEUR TOURNEY.
An amateur pooi t~ournanleat opened
last Saturday at the Court House Poll
Room, No. $50 Newark avsnue. The
Contestants are:-J. Slower. w. Duryee,
G. Myers. J. Mclean. L.. Schorr, r. Kerr,
j. Bechtold and ". Bellield. The prize
is q silver pitcher and cup. In the opens
Ing games slower beat Bellneld 50 20 80.
aud Duryee beat Slower SO to %. Duryee
won again last night. His ~oppepeBt was
Bellield. 1t was q close game. Beltdeld
reached his fortv-seventh ball when Dur
zee made u run of 12 and Won. Games
will be played every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday nights. The games scbed-
uled fer Tomorrow night are BschIold
W. Slower. aud Bechsoid vs.. Bellfieid.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
FRENCH SPIES WILL Be TRIED.

BERLIN. Dec. 8. 1s93.-Ths I'VE F rench
spies who were arrested AZ
kiel with plans and photographs
OF certain defences in their
possession will be tried on the charge OF
high treason at Leipsic eR Dec. IA. TINS
charge sheet dssi9nabes them ~ Jeaa
Baptists Doggy and Robert Matthew
Doggy. Both have confessed their
guilt and asked she Emperor
10 pardon them, but his
Majesty has decided that hescannot take
any action until the prisoners shall have
been convicted. Al the time OF the ar
rest the accused ware pretending that
they were yachtsmen on a pleasure
cruise. They arrived at kiel on the
yacht Insect.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
BIG Flgs GOT ONE,

Eut Lost the Other League Game By
Eight Pins.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs Big
Five bowled two Athletic League games
last night on the alleys of the North Fad
A. c. The Jersey City boys bowled in
fine shape and exeelled eight hundred.
They wen one game and lest the ether
by eight DiRs. BY q Singular ssinci-
beth games. The Jersey City athletes
wea the nrsG game by 81 pins. The score
was,-Jersey City, A. c $40: Nsrth Fad
A. c.. 1888 Ia the second game the hsme
team wen by eight. Ths scsrs was:-
North Fad A. c.. $40. jersey City A.
C.. Sl1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
MATTERS QUIET AT UoMMUNIpAw.

The situation In the Lehigh Va LEY
Railroad Yards is unehau ged. Frelght
trains are arriving ana departing
on time, while the passenger
service is rs efficient as ever. Snpsrln-
tendent Doanoilv of the EASTERN Division
is authority for the statement that
the men now In the employ
of the company are meu who
went out on strike a few years
age, and whose places were nlled BY the
men now en- strike wac were shcn
called cabs. The cempasy is handling
freight rapidly asd easily. with a large
force of men. The strikers still claim
that the eoalpany will suSmls TO their
demands.
Three freight trains were seat cut and
two received this forenoon. No more at
tscks on sfreight trains havs bsen rel
ported TO Chler Gregory OF the sps:ia4
police.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05

Leagur.-H. Hanlsy, J. Collins, j. Kelly. J.
Boyns and ]. AlcFadden. The Substitutes are:-
and John kiersaN.
In the County Tourney this evening, the Hua-
sons will bowl against the 8phereids, asd the
Acmes will bowl against the Delttlas.
Empires bowl tonight az Hsna's alleys; Men
pareil at Pohimann's; Garfield at Frsadenaerg-
ers; Lincoln at DaAners: LaAiext Friendship
at Browns Unique at Cltnten Hall; Vslunteer
at Guests; Hitchiny at Woods Hall, and Mud
SOB at Kerells alleys.
Spartans of Hoboken VIII bowl teaieht In the
American National TournaReat axe!nst the
Atlanta and Fedora teams.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
A CeuGRLlN JURY DIsCHAEGED.

CHICAGO, Dss. 5, 1S93.-Heury E. Tay-
Ter was discharged tred the Crenin
jury by Judge T uthill this
nernIn. making she fourth
jurer wke mas been dismissed after being
sworn Ia to try Daniel CeuEhlin. His
dismissal was not entirely unsxpeoled
rs there had been reports in circulation
for Two or three days that reelected on the
desirabtlity Of Taylor, who is n clothing
cutter living at No. 2 400 Indiana ave-
nue.,
Judge Tnthils SPOKE to the whols
twelve men il she box, d cellar
not ii tie siiEAsest degree n reflection
upon his benor. Before doing 30, the
ConrB eailsd ConghIin to the bench and
obtained his consent to Taylor being
excused.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
Dated Jersey City. November a.. 1sos.

SDER n III VITURE OF n POWER OF
y sale contained in = certain mortgage, made BY
the uRisaa Electric Traction COMPANY 10 The
Mercantile Trust Companv, as trustee, dated De.
cembsr 8. 1890. recorded In she ONCE OF tne Register
of Hudson Coutty. New Jersey, December Is. 1870,
in BOOK 282 OF Mortgages, en- page DOL and in Book
SO OF CRatsel Mertsases, on page lS, and In the
onice OF the Register of Essex county, New Jersey,
December IS, lssO. ia Book 10 of Mort yages. as pace
2S4, and in Book 29 OF Chattel MorLga Res at page
~; and IL the 9. s. PateRt once, December II.
Patents; and 1led in the office Of the Register of
the CtS ana CO iAty OF New York. December Is.
1880: and in pursuance eff the written request of
the holders of q majority Of she out st N ding bonds
issuet hereunder, the undersigned, The nercan-
tile Trust COMPANY. will resell all its right. title
and interss5, as trustee under said mortgage, In
and to those certain inventions described In Let
tsrs Patent OF the Y. :. ami Of the Kingdom of
Greas Britain and Ireland. and those certain ap.
plcations for ether Letters Patent whish are
public sale at tho New York Exchange sale sroon1,
No. Ill BrQad way. in the Cay and County of New
York, by Richard V. HAFnsrt & Co., AGctioneers
on 22nd day OF December, 1885, sc twelve O'Clock
noon.
a copy Of sSia mortgage can be seen during
business hours at the oGacP OF said aHetIoneers,
THE MERCANTILE TRUST p
Trustee am Mortgasee,
100 Broadway,
New York City. \, Y.
ALEXANDER s GREEN,
Attorneys for TIE Mercantile Trust Co,
l20 Broadway, New York City. \. 7.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
MoSDAY NIGHTS.
- 49, o


TEEN Nc. s...,.....65 40 40 217 ssi 49, SOS 572 e4 ia
TcaM No. s.........52 las 27 273 SSeJ3s6 46o $40 sus 6es
A grand eout WAS thai between Teams
No, / and No, 8. The latter made a
beautiful raily in the lass frame, and
relied up the splendid total of 10S pins.
Pref Aoyt, however. saved his team
from defeat, but had to roll high to acs
complish 1t. He made three strikes
In tbs tenth frame, and added 90 in The
two frames. This phenomsnsl b owing
enabled his team TO secure the victory by
u bare marsin of niAs points. The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
NJ. DuPUY PRESIDENT.
Bu Gable to the United Press.

PARIS, Dec, 5, lS94-The principal bus
mess at the beginning Of thst session
OF stthe Chamber OF Deputies today
was the election of 8 President to suc-
coed NJ. Cxsimir-Perier Now ths Prime
Minister. The vote resulted In the cleo
slon of NJ. Dnpuy. lately the Prime
Minister, whorecsived 251 votes against
2l3 cast for Mr.. Brisson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
ALEXANDER & GREEN,
Attorneys for TIE Mercantile Trust Co,
100 Broadway, New York City. n. Y.
limited STATES OF AMERICA. DIsrRIcT OF
" New Jersey, sS-

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF
~ New Jersey, SIS
Whersas . LIBEL hath been dled In the District
Court Of the United states Of America. for the
Dlstrict Of New Jersey, en- the Twenly-fi day
of November in the year OF our Lers eaS thousand
eight hundred and ninety t6roe, by Frank GesAar
against the steam tug "Ven ruPe," her engines,
tackle apparel and furniture ia q cause of wages
civil aud maritime.
For tho reasons and causes in said libel HEN
tened. and praying that the said vessel her en-
CINE. tackle. &C, may be condemned and sold to
pay the dem ands Of ths LIbellsnss. New, there
fore. in pursuance OF the mention under tha seal
OF said Conr5 to nae directed and delivered, / d.
hereby give public notice to ali psrsons cIsiming
the said vessel, her engine. tackle, ke-. or In aAy
manner Interested therein. shas they be asd ap-
pear before tie said District Eoart to sc held 81
City OF Trenton, Ia and for the laid District OF New
Jersey. on the Fitta day Of peesmber next at the
ten o clio elk in the ferenoen Of that day, provided
she Same shall BIS a day of 1urisd ictien, other wise
on the next day of Jurisdiction there after then
and there to Interpose ter claims, and 10 make
their allegations IN thu behalf.
Dated this tvs enty-hfth day of December. 1898.
GEORGE PFEIFFE K, Jk.,
United States Marshal for said District.
r. B. SEYMOUR.
Proctor for Libenant.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
cath Clnh,s Cnas.

Dolan has recovered the lead for the dia-
mond pin for the best score at continuous
pool. He pocketed % wtthout a miss.
DonelAn MADE 1913 attempts on Saturday
night to secure tbs leaA. bat his best total
was 90, which puts three in second place.
There mas been no chAnge In the billiard
com petition. Many have tried, but have
failed TO beat the best run.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05

III 10 IL
b. c. M~'NAUGHTON.
Grand ST. Near Warren ST

RECEIVERS lancer OF NEW
~ Jersey.
BY virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, made In the matter OF the insolvency OF
said Columbia Rolling Mill Company, on the twenty
ninth day Of November. eighteen hundred and
ninety-three, directing a sale of all and singular the
William G. 1. See. Receiver of said company, shall
sell at public vendue, to the highest bidders, on
Thursday, the fourth day of January, eighteen hun
dred and ninsty-four, at two O'Clock in the after
noon, on the premises, situated on the northwest
corner OF Fourteenth street and Jersey avenue, Jer-
iscs, torwit@
All hose six lots OF land and premises with the
Hudson County, New jersey, known and Designated
as lots numbered six (6), seven 90, eight (1, nine
Sl, ten tlo,. and eleven di}, in block numbered two
Hudson County Registers of1se. Showing the par
tition of the lands at Payonia i'll said Jersey City
amongst the heirs OF John B. Coles, deceased, which
lots are more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the corner formed by the intersec-
ton or the westerly line OF Jersey avenue and the
~northerly line OF Fourteenth street; thence running
% westerly along the nottherly line OF Fourteenth
street one hundred and seventy.ive Q75) feet;
one hundred loOl Feet; thence (S) ~eastcrly parallel
with Fourteenth street seventy five (75) feet; thence
hve t&5l feet; thence % ess;erly parallel with
Fourteenth street one hundred QCOl feet to the
westerly side Of Jersey avenue, and thence f61
s~outherly along Jersey avenue seventy-ive G5 feet
to the place of beginning.
The sale OF said premises Will ba subject to ALI
taxes q lien thereon q the time OF said sale. AZ the
same time and place l shall also expose to sale. by
virtue Of said order. al the personal property Of
said company, consisting OF engine, boilers,
old metal, tasgers, iron, Sc, wagons, harness, of1ce
furniture. safe, Sc, and all the personal property
Part.ex wishing to inspect same can do so at any
time by applying at the pre.nlsel
WILLIAM G. F. SEE.
Dated December. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05

SCORE BIT FRAMES.
Team 2............ 90 11s 2S7 sl9 3Ss as $50 s29 7O6 SIS
TeaM A............S IS lSA 2S s9v ISL ass 522 w 7U1 f4
Another eorKer was tns battle
1'eaMs Nos. S aud z. They were over at
tho snd of the uinta frame. The latter
went through the last frame without a
break while their opponente had three.
It gave No. Z the victory by dozsu pins,
The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
NEW PUBLIC ROAD,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE BOARD
~ of Chosen Freeholders OF Hudson County,
New Jersey, that SEALED will
be received at . meeting of the said Board. to
be held ct the Court House OF said County, at four
o'clock r. ~, GU
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
WATCHES
FOR

The largest variety Of solid gold watches
Compare our prices. Engravin free small
deposit secures ans article. @. e.. Rpeilat,
Popular Jewelier. 70 n rs Montgomery
street near Washington street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
otals. go. 5 70 % Tls Totals.....ls 10 u
scoREB BY FRAMES.

- bCVRE BIZ TRAINER. -.
Team No. 7.........5 SO 40 25 s2 ss7 All 40s $50 go ZIG
Team Ne, 5......,..5 SO fSs 100 25s 81 ssS a6s 565 e2s 701
Ii the game between Teams No. 6 aud
Ne. 8 the former held the lead for three
frames. In the fourth these rivals went
to the front and gradually increased their
advantage and won by IS pins. The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
Very Like Boys.

Little Eshel-"whas is these Anarchists PEG :
pie taIkin' about?"
Little johnny they wants everything
everybody else has got, an they Rev or wash
thsirsaives. y
Little Ethel-rOh, I see. They is little boys
growsd up. -Street& Smiths Good News.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
RINGS
FOR

About six thousand to select from. Every
one solid gold. small deposit secures any
~article.s .. q. Rochat, Popular Jewelier,
fSand rs Montgomery street near Washing.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05

Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
St. Joseph's LycenIn has selected the follow
ng bowling team TO represent 1t in the Diocesan
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-05
hoSpAY NIGHTS.
TRAM NO [
}. C. A. c.
TEAM MOI 8.

ST. Joseph's Lycsum bowlsrs occupied Col.
Browns alleys Lass nignt. The score OF tho last
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
Best Trains For WORLDS Fair

The best equipped and most complete train.
from Minneapolis and St. Paul for Chicago and
the Worlds Fair run via The North Western
Line
"World's Fair Express leaves Minneapolis
5:45. st. Paul 6:25. every evening except Sunday:
arrives Chicago, 7:45 a. m, and is equipped with
free reclining chair carn and gas lighted. vesti-
buled buffet sleepers, and because of it's early az
rival in Chicago is the best train to take for the
| Worlds Fair as it gives a long day in Chicago.
orth-Western Limited' leaves Minneapolis
1880. st. Paul, $40 o. clock. every night in the
year and arrives Chicago 9:aO next mornin,
This is the easiest riding, finest equipped train
west OF Chicago: having both Pullman and Wag
| ner Private compartment sleepers and .Buffet
Smoking Library coaches. and La the only pala
| tial train Of its kind in America OH which no
extra fare ia charged.
| BADGER State Express" leaves Minneapolis TO
st. Paul 500 o'clock, every morning in the year
and arrives Chicago 9:s5 p. n.. and is equipped
with modern day Coaches and luxurious parlo,
cars.
| 1t means the best service, the mort complete
| omfort and the greatest lvxury when your tick
cts to Chicago read, via THE North Western
Line"
For illustrated Worlds Fair guide and maj
folder free address,
T.W. TEAsDALE.
# General Passenger Agent,
-....... b St. Paul. MINI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08

| The total valuation OF the personal
property in the county last year was
1856, 1855, and the increase over last
year is $65,575.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
THE SOCIHL REHLM.
n Largely attended Musicale
Given by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Rhodes.

The social season opened Saturday
night by a musicale given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Rhodes. Their spa
cious parlors were filled with a large
party Of invited guests who en-
pressed by the bcstOwal of liberal
applause and encOres their aDprecia-
tiOn of the program which had been
prepared for them. 1t consisted Of
eight numbers which were rendered
by Prof. Mangang, of Courtland, N.
Y, violinist, Mrs. Mangang, vocal
sOloist, and Miss Anna G. Ready,
piano accompanist and soloist.
The first number was a violin solo
by Prof. Managing and the second a
vocal solo by Mrs. Managing, en-
titled "Angels' Serenade'' with violin
obligato. Mrs. Managing has ap-
peared before in this city and men
ton has been made of her singing.
In her rendition last night she more
than sustained her former reputa-
ton. She sang an echo Song"
"Star OF Love- and several others
in many of which she received en-
cores.
Prof. managing is a v1olinist of
considerable merit. He eyokes from
the violin some very sweet strains,
particularly does he render Strauss
exquisite music with fine expression
and feeling.
Miss Ready, late of the Detroit,
Michigan, conservatory of music, ap-
peared before Little Falls audience
for the first time. AS q piano solo
she gave "Schubert's Serenade." q
very pretty composition. And her
rendition like the music was exquis-
ite and graceful. Her technique
was almost faultless. In this
and in her accompaniments Miss
Ready played with the ease and skill
OF an artist.
Miss Jensen gave humorous Sc
lection which was very pleasing.
The following were present:
Messrs. and Mesdames A. Tanner, L.
D. Brown, A. r. Davidson, j. Mecus-
ker, A. Simonet, G. H. Brown, c. J.
Millspaugh, o. c. Trace, I. E. Staples,
Victor Schallern, 6. H. Davis, J. W.
Ward, L. NJ. Roberts, A. K. Hall, J.
G. Flynn, J. W. Berg, W. H. Daven-
port, G. W. Brown; Mesdames F. x.
Lafond, L. J. Wright; Misses Mamie
Buckman, Jensen, Barlow, Zang,
Ashley, Olive Lafond, Anna G. Ready;
Messrs. Void, Shaw, Brown, Wetzel,
Lanigan, Workman, Brann.
CARD PARTY.
A delightful ladies' card party was
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Vic
tor Schallern. The game was euchre.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames J. C. Flynn. L. E. Richard.
l.. C. Millspaugh. P. F. Hosch, H. A.
Conner, w. A. Butler, J. Wetzel, j..
w. Berg, H. A. Rider, Fred Stuart,
A. Simonet, C. B. Buckman, Guer-
non, Chas. Gravel, S. B. Steele and
Miss Zang. Mrs. J. G. Flynn cap
tured the progressive prize and Mrs.
Richard the lone hand prize.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-09-08
K Royalton Opinion

From the Banner. -
The west side railroad scheme is
again being talked of. 1t Is pro-
posed to build the road provided the
county votes 800, 900 railroad bonds.
The towns which will be most bene-
fitted by the proposed roud will be
asked to vote more than towns
which will receive little benefit from
the new road. If the bonds are
voted the water powercompany will
relinquish their bonds to the several
towns voting railroad bonds. A
better way, 1t seems to us, would be
to simply transfer the water power
bonds to the railroad company. The
plan as proposed will increase the
Indebtedness of the. county 5000
We believe the voters of the county
will be slow to increase the burden
OF taxation even for the doubtful
blessing Of q new railroad,