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THE CHBR0KEB STRIP.

Oh the last day OF the session con-
gfess passed n bill to open tie Chero-
nee Strip and few other reservations
20 settlement. The bill MAS promptly
signed by the president. Several
changes were made in the agreement
for the sale If the Strip which had
been made HitliS the Indians. which
will have TO be accepted by them befnrs
she bill can take effect, but it is gen.
orally believed that tile bill will be
accepted by them at their meeting on
april LIST. The president is required
by the bill to open the lands for settle
Iaeilt within sjx-mnnths from lie di,ie
on which the Indians accept the terms
Of tlse act. i is not known yet
sshsthor the lands will be open this
apfing or In the fan. The members OF
congress most familiar with the SUBJ
3 ject think It Will not be opened before
September at the earliest. The .nds
IRE open to settlement under the pro-
siOns of the net opening Oklahoma,
. except that ia the eastern part OF the
strip the price OF the land will be -. 90
zn acre, In tho central portion 81. so. and
IN the western S1.0O. The Strip will be
3 laid OF into c0untirs by the govern
ulsnt and county seat sites reserved
Town sites can be selected and entered
aIdsr the revised statutes of the Unit
Z I'd States, AS Was the cRss in the open
3 ing OF Oklahoma.
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LEGIsLA7II.E W0RK.

a nRmhsr OF important bills EayG
passed both houses Of Tie Ki,ilsss lsEis-
latIrre within the last few days.
although il is doubtful that an agres-
-Insnt can be reached on tia sqaxin,uIn
rate Till before adjournment of tie
regular session
Am3rtgage redemption Ia'g has bsen
passed.
a law requiring all railroad com
panies to pilt IN scales - statlo"&
where 100 cars Of grain are shipped
e,icli year, and 10 make good ali short
ages 1t poiiit Of destinations UvsF a Ger
tain per cent.
To prohibit clauses in contracts pro
yiding for pnyq-nts in gold.
To establish 2, court 81 appeals e'n-
sistiIig of I've iu9gag,
Requiring Insurance oOalPaqitF Ia
pay the full amount Of the insurauee
policy.
a large number OF inc.lI bills ami
several appropriation bills have also
been pissssd. a large number of botil
y,pullst and Espllslljcbg nIeInbers have
Dech aSaSitS iok Il "eSAs anu Ali tiiS
bills mentioned have been passed by
| ths aid Of republican, members, 81
| that It J., dim :uit lOW u perceive tile
I Importance u the peuple ut tie con-
truyersey over LHe house organization
that nearly prscipitHted civil war
/ All extra session viii probably be
I CO. LED as tie legislature. Tlu adjourn
ia "a rev DAYS HuI IL ,uy Important
measures canHot 10 reached before
adjournment
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5z virtue uf an order oT sale issued out %
th1 DISTRICT court OF Edwards yoGu.5- naslsaE,
~ Lu I-GLlIII " herein --BlueZer G- Jones was
paint u. anu AuuluaE EsuuLrLls luu sophia
LluluuClLr has " lts.- o. Ne AGrlEliEtGIur o. y
adams manager lurIp z g. llIE-.lurT. NtHuuI1I
Com 3tt-3r o. CoEpuI uLluLlr anu lHG Phelps q
LlsuluH ~ iuuulill JuIu -lLlI1 corpora rllus %
b. HF3 gr. H. a. ~IuNGu- Tue EtL. mlra Ltuu
auu TuhI LsHu5 ut huusIl=, "a COR lI.,rsltIuu
t5rlau,iU 3. Lstnt15eu, ID LlyHuis JGues ulIl
p q " uilou1 trustees auu ~ r tusleyur Or,
o. hUUsuH anu Lew ~ buuIui ur=islies.a sst
tur Farmers LI rIl s. ErgaI Lgur Kansas % cor
t1oTutiusI- were ugleuuaIlts. "a Judgment 90
said uCuau EuvIUE nTzI bugu ICtlvlI in tIsg
names 81 Joseph e. lllIt aud Thomas a
h nltAsr pHcsers executors al tnH is.rl will Huu
ueEEhnlgut ul ElEUgEer Is jones' QlcuuhgI,
aud Juli4 =. Beach taalgllu Be- l4L lTgau
htleu a.. < flicker hacker Hua Catherine j .
rl--ts heirs aI4d cgrIsers OF EhsueZrr b.
Loues, aeeel-ed as plaintiffs . will on Mon
A1uL7 ot 2 ana 3 1-Gtut L g. ~ . aE Euu front
door ul the court EuuEe, iIi fhc city az Am.
eieS- Cu4utE or GuF HrGH ana ststa OF Kansas,
1EeE toF sale az pultly uucti.u. s'sd srE 90
LuG 4lr Meet u1lnUr for cash go hand. HlL Hue
u"luE-uescgibeI rua! property. estimate lu
st-TFIls
Tho southeast quarter "a 80 section twenty
elk 800 iu township JEeuty-flEc iz5J south
lliuke eighteen 81 west Of t'.e tyu principal
uls=rid ian.
suid property viii De sold as yhr property
OF the shove IuluIed defendants. and without
HpPFaissiEent' 10 satisfy SAID o. der o. sale,
Sheriff Of Edwards county, Kansas.
has d. ErHLlu and W. d. FrcuGE, agEsIf6egs
tsr plalu1ia-
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An 1HConB TAz


[ By Hon Ton atsou.
THE income tax law piissed congress
July LIST, 1852 II did not GU into
effect until 1863,
By its terms all Incomes Iis= excess
Of $500 and under $40, OOU were taxed
At 8 IiSr cent and over $40, 600 40 6 per
cent.
This WAS surely moderate.
The Tax was eolIseted under lhs iu-
ternaI revenue system.
From tins so4roe The governments
toVllsetsd s2,z4I, 657 in 1868.
For ths Fiscal year-eudmg June so,
1854, il collected SO, 294,z5s
On tlIs sFtl pg March. 1860, the act
WIS amended 50 as Go substitute g.
per cent f'r the s per cent uR tIla
smaller Incomes and 80 per cent fr
She 8 per eznt up-Iu tie larger unss.
cunlReueiHg with au iuooms Of s.
GOO
Under these acts tiIs government col
lrcted $50, c5O,0IT.
In 1855 this FAX yisllcd So, $50, s85-
Iu 1857 &c yielded S66,OIs. 428.
In 1857 tile law was Hu.sIsdeL. Tie
tax was Diminished ia effect oEe-hs.lE.
Tie ameHdaisnt aiso ITlssidsd Jllat
tiTe act VAS 10 expire in The year 1870.
In 1868 81, AS, $50 was TIE sum
eoiizesed- Ia 1870 it ,gasssg, e8I, s57.
On jug tAJh. 1870. the tax sgss ez-
tended one year aH5 reduced p per
cent
THIS was repeated by AS set alsfeh
passed Sic senate jglHary- Sstis. 1gTr.
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ORA WING TIE LINE.

Senator Martin wHs invited to- par
tlelpAts In the cRueus Of the demo
fSratic senators held last "Wednesday.
but Senators PETER, Kyle and Allen,
the straight POpulists were nos. Now
that tie democratic have a majority iH
the senate they apparently have very
little uss for the popphsts, How long
Senator Martin can safely rs4ie two
horses with such ;Jn uneven gait is a
ieOnundrurn which he will ind It dim-
cult TO solve.
The tone of Grover CievPiaud's in
augural address shows plainly THAT lie
Mt least Is iulmOvt,bly opposed To the
fundamental reforms advocated by the
!, ag.alists. ansi that ali his admiHistra-
q IA will secompiish will be an adjust
sRssnt OF t..s tariff on u revenue basis.
We rlellict that before his term IS out
De VIII snsssliai nearly all the eouserv-
fhtivs elements " the country into the
saezEosratsS party, which Will then
oppass the e1ssnsicn Of the functions
Of EsysguSpent Ia the 'slightsst degree.
TIE craving sentiment IN favor Of
governments operation Of lhe great
sal,Sle s2ti;itlea that arS E9Oilopolistfe
In Their Iiatuge, will ia time heooms
asysralIEzed ana solidlasd ia tile fern
se 3 political party which vglll be made
-np Of progressive democrats. poptllists,
and The larger part Of the rank and afeOf
.sIa rapnllicaa party. This VIII happen
p8ldsa ths franks and extremists i''
slAe peoples, party. by their srrsstic aud
syrrer.,ilsg sast3ss.ls.- cause the people Ia
sistrsiat tie leiGsn OF tie party and
.f,sIng sheat : disiRtest alton Of fhs
ss6rsesss siezsssass snppasisg Il IN
SsIeh sFssls &hs szpahiicsn party
rsisevss oe the ersig.ht Of tbs corporate
issirsaeo. tAa6 gill have jolsssd Tie
.srss.,sssrstIa PARTY, might adopt tlis
sas,sgsnaeistaii -Essszr1s advocated by the /
,.spnliss., sa6 rIds into power Oh Sire
ever INCREASING lsd2af p'i5ile'oEsinaou
81 their fisFog.
We haaisee new. more Hrtaly than /
ever. tfG. tbs hasai pripsiPlss q ale
r.s.,ll5.It 5.is.sgaTss VIII eyantua5if be I
s as-tasi inss 2sszg. esit We are net %
.,.Es ss.sg Eliis resale wiz be aFps.ght /
1.ossIt throush alls iiists'lsssHtssliey q
re us5s7fsts gsszssl.iias FaseY. esy SCR
I arlr -ssl fpe Z siie eoasrsf-oA 5'i.s
$50 zssss avsF % mes e seeo
=. ~. sug%5t. Ne GIsHesHs ESD
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iErTlAPrvB AND HRFsRssDUlz.

A friend of mine advises me to 20
back every week 20 the beginning in
preaching direct legislation. He says
that the general reader unless he
knows gllat direct legislation means,
what ''ths initiative msuus, aud what
''the referendum means, will have q,
confused notion that am dealing with
AN illstrtlse philosophical enigma, and
will skip my articles. My friend shall
influence ne thls week, at amy rate,
for my preaching may not yet bs cigar
20 some general readers, and / VIII
begin at The first step. And, really,
the first step is the allDls way, GO far
as merely understanding The idea is
coIcsl ned.
The word ',iuitiativs" has acquired
ia politics IA spsc!Rl wealink. In this
special meaning ''iuitiaIlve'' signifies
ths proposing OF "a law, by thUss who
have the legal right 70 do 50, To tie
body which may Rccept or reject the
lazy. Yhen the citizens themselves so
pUoppss 81 law they exercise lhe .siuiii-
alive" III this latter case the. term
Initiative desiglHtss the net Of a eta
zeu, Or u certain proportion OF the
citizens, IA proposing a layv through
the iegislasuFs 10 the yisoie b,sdy Of
citizens.
Referring "a law bn vote of ali the
citizens IS ''tiI.s rsteFeuGuEn. - BY this
rersrRnduua J'1e majority nccspis OF
rejects "a law Wherever the rerereu
dunn Is employed tie veto rests with q
majority uf the citizens only.
s'Direes legislation" signifies ths ex-
ercise Of the initiative ami reGerendun-
together.
Wisere diraet teEisEaiiOn Is pFsctiesd,
ths whole body % sitissns bsscHiss .
legislative hg.,iY, ID lsrPssns,' -deiislsEs.-
tive session. Hts Yosss, however, are
taken only ~ etdted times, usazIly
about tWiUs 9 ysHT-
sPilh tiiaas explanations before hiln- !
tie ReneTai rzsaer may fllloW, per
haus with Interests tsls subjoined notes
Ca direct ie-sialasi5D-
445adsa. cshass. hrs rssaBs.y Iad =
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MUNICIPAL right of way will finally
lave the road against all Corners. Tax
atiog In cities will ultimately be paid
in no small aegrse from tile income
derived. directly or Indirectly, from
municipal ownership OF all permanent
works ia, over and under Tie streets,
The technicalities of constitutional or
statate Iaw invoked by corporate
monopoly 70 prevent the will oE the
people becoming operative in such
municipal sovereign y, will be swept
away. The contest is an irrepressibie
contest, and, mark this predictiun-it
will never cease UutiI the victory IS
viii she PeOpiei- LetqLston Journal
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" the government hiss 50 success
guiiy controlled the pOsSofice depart
sIisfit. 7glfy not give it more of tile great
iJnacaiDes? We are 50 EPt Ia jump at
s.lnclusiens aaid say, that wili HsysT
do. Just sit down by your HFeside and
ak yourselves why should not the
g0veE1lpsHt control tie telegraphs. the
Telephones, and the railroads, rs we'll rs
the posEofices. Think Of all tie OBJ
jeetlOus yca can. and then tiiuA of All
the beuefits you can and eUnl pare tilem,
You have srelI tile gogd elFrts sfisl''g
from the eOntIoi Of Ole. while youiavs
not thought Of the benefits on The same
principle that might ari-e from the
Others Portland Ind. Estdndsr.
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uv virtue OF az order or Esls 60 mo
directed and 1lilFerq1s issued e-lf o.
che uilEElCE court OF rlaUaTlg euuulE.
Kansas On q else iu which . o. Lstcheil s.
rssrllll- ufa 6ruaL sc luEls 20 e. are defend
ants. I will. t-uuuaTs r1D ElEn ulF of
March, f5ai gE Do g -f1lza u1- ~ asl1 1as GO
lhc 'front.' ugoE OF tl1e aosIr h1ull iu the city
OF Is luz-egs E1lThrQa county l-a-le-a- uAer ar
public safe ans cell CD t1e HIGHEST bidder for
cash 90 hand ala nl uTluaizzcri1 a1 "a. al
G5tate. tu-ult The south east la 81 aeeliclu ~
township 20. aouru range aa west nE tlg sf1
F1rincfuta u-eFldsaiI. lIi19iLrls county kuusls
7ald ufllperry 20 bee solo tC satisfy abe Deus aids
OF srfd order OF sale. DR.. g. Roberts,
sheriff
sIouecEer EThselrr s. 5witzars attorneys for
HIrluEiIs
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FIRST publication starch Iurh, 1853.
In lhe district court or Edwards county, state
ar hurEus.
Use kaas-s FIRST Mortgage Company.
william a. Dawson, Eiliehael ,. Dawson and
be AtOrtEassa trust Company OF FsnEasl-
FGul1
DCfenualts
hly virtue Of an order OF sale issued % me
out or said district court On the aDOF9-gutI-
Lul ucltuu, viii uu atuudag Lug l0LH uug ul
a prlls .as D.s L5si, ugEuuau uuu 4 o. ciuCEr d..
ui- oi said duy, at tug font dor ~ tae court
n0LsE ll tuu GILg OF l.luaiey1 la ms CuHstg %
~ wards lu tue state JL rlalIlaasg uAgr az pun
!lr sale auu SCH Luu ME nsat aud lest usluC.
tur cash tt hand all luG Hollow -CeasEi ltstl
ruul estate Lls-Fsl4s
a hs uurru bali ~ Of tue northeast quarter
ltal AMI tue north ualL Gszr OK Lug uJELu ~ eel
quarJcr - vi suCt-lu Lgvuty-t,fu ga F1Wu
an1p w. ut5 -uEu t1ol tuutu range diLtc1u 49,
west Of the 1Lu p liI- lying uuu Situate llI Lng
county Oh s1t't1ErJi- su tuu state ur lluul-ts-
Ice -uuEu-dezgriJuu rull estate wall u1 sold
without ADVERTISEMENT % Eu-Isag zlLlu urIur
OF aal-es h. o. atUus-h1s1-
sheriff ufEdHuru, county huuslB-
Leslie = Lrawtorss BtlYruuys iuI psEtauu,
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BROOD MARES FOR
SALE.

HID Hgt be- deceived by eastern horse
tFausvs aud home sharpers, anil pay
eEurhituus prices for ble1ui1Ied and
unpceiimaIe.i horses and mares, when
you can purchase far better animals,
HHsi az less PTicrs, OF Your Hsigbbnr-
-Allof my horses nrs Weil-bred- sound
sHd ir,ssty. n call at mg plaee will
c9Hviiies the most skrPsieai sl.aE ]
have tbs dnest bnlp'l mares and Hll
puEpaas hoFs-s % be found in ~ estern
Kansas. They are pore desirable for
yaur purpose. Come aud see me.
Eili uHdsrss-ii ANY Of them
1fs priceE. considering quality, are
from 40 90 50 peg GHBg lqvser shan those
sIsoied b. eastern and home shurpsrs.
AUCHCT SIR =
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PIIFsBUEa has organized i municipal
Q znersllip league. its purpose is 10
have tils municipality own and operate
8 IS works, sister works, elsetFic plant,
esrsst Railways, telephones and all
other public utilities that sFs, in their
l,atnre, n monopoly. Many OF tile best
eltizsils in the tDVp pre- in the move
fnsas = .Nse N.sktin.
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TIKI whole question Of politics has
besome e matter Of business purely.
tl.,Bkrrs,- money lenders. b0aGliUIders,
anu lH0Hfloiizt= seilsEnslya aet tagetiler,
dEsflaz.s 1s size latter would ecs for
lAe-E tutsfsats az 2rOls ptiF as Tie
sarEEeF &c 1ss thsiEs. reforms would
E11a D .sEsEah5 atnass-sl. lexis
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The Bauzsz First Mortgage Company.
FisiutIG.
Johann Popp r. r.. Brown a. ". lEc8lurray
aud the Mortgage Trust Company. 81 Penn
lylvluil
Ucf6uelltu.
BY virtue OF an order OF safe Issued e me,
out Of saia distriet court iu tla uhoys suJttl,
"a lC Ion. n lll, On Monday GaC l1CH DAY %
Aurli, A. % ISIS, between ANA q O'clock, %.
"a OF eatd day az lne front door % the court
Edwards iu the state OF tlzLu4aLar eler aE puu-
lie sale rua s=il % lne highest sd best bidder
FOR cash q haud- all rug follow lscrl bed
real estate 90 wits
Iba ~ % halF go OF sac southeast quarter
IL aud Eltu cast uafG ~ OF the gJuLE EG1t
quarter = OF sectiua CsrsurF-ItEaE 50 iowa
. ship IEesLS--siE t11l 1DuLn. rJsugo EeEuuggeu
tlTg wuar pi the 9Th p me- lTiuE Guc situate lu
Lhs county or Edwards So rae state % x AN
/
Tue ubovs-ieEcrIbod real estate will DO
sold Without lspuE-sidsi 1 20 auLlEfT ausl
order of safe O.. q. ltuBGHTs.
snerig Of Edwards county, Kansas.
[ Leslie - crawford, Attorneys Tor pluinLlH.
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6uid defendant, HrEgie %. Broc5vHy viii
EHkG uuEiue shat she Iua been sued flg
above uaued nigurJ ard must s,fBg.er tue
petiuuu @ .tsll thuEsiU u5 Euid IIluillLiu -u or
ln-Ilt e the aEGH tlur llE q 80 a. D. Ic-L uI
-uid pi-iBgIiuE ~ iii % Llk5s LFc. nd furir
ulluL fuF pIaIutfI GA saiu ucriUE rur q deafeg
90 Substitute dIvuu's from defendant viii %
uffgrders1 teuIIrulIgig-
TsEaLl ALcatss a. j. EiAPP.
" n. Es-tsElry. clerk ur said Court.
Attorney fer FtaiuEiG.
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rUBLleArIoN -

ID IIl-0- q IN 70 IL
first published lIaruh 3ri. ts1s-
staye Of Kansas, Edwards County. g.
IN sine DisiFlet Quart FOR said county.
W. H. sHrock way
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On the district aqslFt OF Eduaraa county state
The ilsuzaz First Mortgage Company.
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Johann Papp r. r.. Brown a. ". 1Ec8lurrsy
aud the Mortgage Trust Company. 81 Penn
The herald., 1893-10-10
and Temple and Bellevue avenue and
reservoir No. A.
All of the petitions were referred to
the respective committees. t"a
BRADgEER & FERRIS,

Architects and b But1ders OF Their Own
FortuneH.
j. HI. Bradbeer and Walter Ferris. two
we'll known and successful architects of
this city, formed copartnership last
august, and now transact business under
the name Of Bradbeer & Ferris, with
offices at 1872 South Broad dway, rooms 10
and 20.
Msssrs. Bradbesr and Ferr is are we'll
known in this city and community, and
rank among the fret artists IN their
profession. Mr.. Bradbeer, the senior
member of the firm, has for come years
stood at the head of his profession in
Los Angeles, though probably not so
long identified with the city's growth as
his partner, Mr.. Ferrie, who has resided
amongst us for over seven years, having
come from San Francisco to assist in the
design Of the Bradbury residence, and
his skill as more than ordinary
draughtsman is universally acknowl-
edged, as the many local beautiful and
artistic residences designed by him ST.
lently testify. The following are a few:
+, F. O.. Klokke's. the Capen residence,
w. F. Johnson's and Henderson's, on
Adams street. the Salisbury, on the
corner of Hoover and Twenty-seventh
streets, and r. A. Howell's, on West
Seventh street.
The herald., 1893-10-10

in which to construct their double track
along the right of way granted some
time ago. Granted.
The superintendent of street sprink
ling asked that a committee be ap.
pointed to investigate the tank on San
Fernando road, aH the water is stopped.
Referred to the committee on water sup
ply.
drive was referred to the board OF public
works.
On motion Of Mr.. Nickel, the street
superintendent was directed to report
the cost Of the chain-gang work. He
said it averages $25 day, and the work
the gang does can be let for about hall
that cost.
Mr.. Pessel moved that the proceed
ings be abandoned for sidewalking Gen.
trail avenue, between Fourteenth street
and Pico street on the payment OF all ex-
penses incurred. Carried.
STREET NAMES TO BE CHANGED.
Mr.. Pessel moved that the name OF
Adaline street be changed to Twenty
fret street and that the name of Pan
dora street be changed to Twenty second
street and tnaC the name OF Alexander
street be changed to Twenty-third
street. The motion was adopted and the
city attorney instructed to present the
necessary ordinance Of intention.
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS.
Petition from B. Langdon, asking
permission to stand his peanut cart in
front of Ebinger's store, was referred
to the chief of police.
From @. W.iShaier. asking an extern
sion of time for the improvement OF
Thirty-second street. Granted.
From Abbott Kinney, offering to do
nate property for widening Of Union
avenue. s
From Gray Bros, asking 80 days more
time to complete sidewalks on First
street, between Boyle and Evergreen
avenue.
From v. @. Lewis and others, protest.
The herald., 1893-10-10

ing against laying cement walks on
Flower street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
From D. A. Kughen, asking permits
sion to connect property in West Los
Angeles with maia line Of outfall sewer
From A. 8. Robbins and others, ask
ing for an ordinance vacating and aban'
doning all parts of Figueroa street be-
tween Sixth and Pico streets, rs property
has been improved there on the az.
sumption that Figueroa street was never
laid out between those points.
From w. Eaton, representing 276 feel
on Alameda street, between Third and
Shearer, protesting against building
sewer on Alameda street. Also pro.
test of Mrs. Frank and others against
same.
From County Clerk Ward calling at
tention to the necessity of fire hydrant
in the vicinity of the county hospital
buildings.
From ]. Murieta, asking rebate oi
taxee.
From G. A.. Mensch, offering $25 for
lease of lot in Fort Hill tract for lunch
stand.
From Mrs. G. S. McKeon, asking can
collation. OF tax sales.
From T. j. Moore, asking to withdraw
name from petition for changing grade
OF Burlington avenue between Court
and Temple streets, alleging that he
signed through Misrepresentation.
From E. Bouton and others. asking
abandonment of four feet on each side
OF Adobe street, between College and
Bernard to avoid cutting into private
property.
From William Rector, for tax re-
funder.
From August Schmidt, asking ex-
emption from assessment for new
sewer in Hill district, aB he is already
cnnnaetad with the Seventh straat
sewer.
From Ben L. Bear. J. W. Bowler and
others. asking for the removal OF stencil
constantly arising from the old swamp
between Lomitas and Lake Shore avenue
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Valuable Books Free.

Subscribers to the HERALD who send
a postal card and mention this
paper are entitled to the following
free books: Table and Kitchen, an ex-
cellent receipt book, address Dr. Price
Baking Powder company, Chicago, III. /;
Miss Parloa's Cook Book, address
Dauchy & Co.. 27 Park Place, New York.
A receipt book showing latest receipts
for making jams. lellies, preserves and
pickles, can be had by sending two
cent stamp to j. @. Aver Co., Lowell,
Mass. Accent stamp sent to DR.. Kendall
company, Enosburg Falls, VT, will
bring work on the horse and his dis
eases, and 10 cents in stamps sent to
II. E. Bucklin & Co., Chicago, ILL.,, will
bring book worth 81, showing all the
buildings OF the worlds fair and many
OF the exhibits. Ten cents (coin or pos
tai order) sent to the American Farmer
company, Springfield, O., will bring for
year the American Farmer, 16-page
illustrated newspaper.
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"AND THE CAT CAME BACK.
The Plucky City Auditor Again Returns
the Junlteting Demand.

Ahe Hiucky Cify Auditor again Returns
the Junksting Demand.
City Auditor Teale yesterday sent the
following to the board of library direct
ors:
Herewith again return the demand
of Tessa L, Kelso amounting to 5000 for
expenses to the worlds congress of
librarians, Without my approval.
Section 2l5 of the city charter reads
as follows:
NO demand can be approved by
any board or office, audited or paid, un-
less it specify each several item with the
date and amount thereof
"You have not complied with the
above section and you cannot expect me
to audit this demand until you do COM
ply with the charter. Furthermore,
do not believe this to be a legal de-
mand.n
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Burbank s. Baker.

This firm is composed of Amos L.
Burbank and Eugene V. Baker, two
very active and reliable young men.
They conduct real estate, fire inenr-
aace aaa notary public business at ii Ii 4 1
South Broadway.
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Thirty dollars allowed for old Davis
sewing machines. Drop postal card to
128 South Main street.
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SOWERKROWI. ss.s ssa.asss: n.sn.s:
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MIscEL1ANEous MATTERS

The Southern Pacific railway company
was granted an extension Of sixty days
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matter DO referred was then put and
carried. nA
In the afternoon the supply commit
tee made no effort to brihg the matter
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On motion of Mr.. Pessell proceedings
were ordered abandoned for aidewalking
Central avenue between Fourteenth and
p;co otraato ,,,,r,s,,i Ft,a K 40 x,roor< 80 ali
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