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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-05

NOTICE OF STCCKH IDFRS' MErTING-
~ Southern Cross Gold Mining COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given t n G meeting Of the
stock holders of the outhern ross I, uII Mining
company will be hell at the Mc!'ermott hotel.
IN Tie city OF Unite, county of Siivor How. and
s ate OF a~iontans, GA NE 39th day Of Octob,r. A.
D.. 1e9 at tbs hour OF two o'clock p, M, Tor tina
purpose or voting upon n proposition to ron er
the stock of the COMPANY AZ s-sab o. 1t 10 de-
s!Gabla that all stockholders a'lend in pers,n.
ally issued TO them should have the same trans
rcrred upon the books, of the company and new
critic ties issued in tho = own names, to entltte
them TO repr' sentation. Ey order Of the board
of trustees.
q. P. BLAINE, President.
Attest: GUY Y. PrATT. Secretary.
he above meeting is nd iuurneI until Wednes-
Day. November 18th, 1893, to meet at the same
place. O, +. i,LAiaF, President,
attest: Guy X IIATT. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-TO MICHAEL
~ Weilanh. Henry Hoi.or and Joan VAL
~lensten: io1 IRE hereby notified. that I
work. labor and Improvements upon tho Nelson
quartz lode claim in hlus Cloud mining distriet,
appear By certificate filed August ~, 1893. 10 the
ofho 90 Of tho recorder OF said county. in order to
hold .aid premises under the provisions Of sec
being the amount required to hold tbs same for
tho year commanding January !, 1885. t0 the year
ending December 30. 1873. and II within ninety
LEGATION you fail Or refuse to contribute yo1f
proportion Of such expenditure (for represents
ton work for the years aforesaid - co-ownsrs.
your interest In said claim Will become the
property OF the undersigned. under said section
2.sz4 Of tho Revised Statutes o. the United
Etates. CHAFLtB lELSON.
Iirst publication Ana. 20. .s9a-
Dated helena. Montana. Aug. 20. 1904
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NOTICE TO CRFDITORs-ESTATE OF ED
~ ward 7. Iunphy. deceased.
I. Notice ia hereby given by tho undersigned. nd
nainistrAtor Of the estate of Upward J. Dunphy.
deceased. 10 the creditors OF and all persons
having claips against the said deceased. 10 OK
..iblt them, with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication oil this
Uotica. TO the said administrator at my office,
room 3, Union block. the same being the place
Tor the transnction OF the business OF said estate
IN the county OF Lewis and Clarke,
u. W. Wilson. administrs,or Of the sststs Of
Edward 7. nunphy.
Dated Helena, Oct II, 1899,
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m-Eirm: November. T3Hc bid.
fnus-. Nl-,sc

Nancy on call easy at 1E92 Pc cent. Prime
paper hI6H percent. Sterling exchange firm
at stsiA1l.slti for sixty-dAy bills and $.st
1L.s4ta for demand
CHICAGO LIVE TOOK.
Cn'c&ao. Nov. 4.-Cattls ~Esceipts, $500,
including 2.c(0 Texans, shipments 1,0OU. Light
business with steady prices all around. No
sdlcs OF natives worth mentioning.
i."gs -! seceipts. 1&,0v: shipments. 1000: slow,
ah.!us lower; rough. 5 390a6.o o.: mixed. 50. log
CO.; heavy. 90. SUd64 IS; light. $6.i0do.ls.
h Ell aud -iteceirts. 1000! shipments,
nome; top sheep, IS. 3094 rs; top lambs. $500 .
s.st.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
fH:cAao. Nov. Wheat Weak; cash, 613sc;
] r.eriber. $3.50
,~,ru-rasy; cash, 500; December, SSAo.
ITS =. asy; cash. 2oIso; December. 2sSc.
Por@-. asy; JanuatJ. III. 80.
Airi-Ensy; January. $S421.
!ils II asy: January, S7.45.
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THE MARKETS.

ETt CKA
new YORK, New. 4.-Hsr silver. Gov.
Cenner-En.v. t4k0. 50. rs.

ET CKA
new YORK.. Nov. 4.-Har silver. 6sk.
Copper-kAsy, lake. So. Is
Lead Weak; domestic. 49, so. "
The week which Witnessed tho satisfactory
settlement Of the great financial problem and
tho retirement Of utstandiny clearing house
loan certifioAtos. with leans Of all kinds easily
obtAinAb.e at low rates Of interest, and With the
associated banks holding a surplus Of over $a?,-
UD0, 600, closcs on IA stock exchange depressed In
tone and At = decline compared with blessing
sales OF the preceding Saturday. ranging up to
X per cent. with but one OF two exceptions.
To-day's market was not important, save In that
II was marked BY \ continuance Of the same tao.
tics that prevailed throughout the week. but
there were occasional rallies from the general
depression, but the net results were lower figures
and during the last hour the tendency was down.
ward. the closing Gales being weak.
Recommendations.
W. ----A ~ -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-05

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE srOCK-
holders OF the Yellowstone National PARK
Ifansportation company. Notice is hereby given
that the regular annual meeting Of the stock-
holders OF the Yellowstone National Park Trans
portatlop company will be held in the Office of
the Merchants National bank. In the city of
Helena, Lewis and tlorke county. n ontana, on
Monday, November 18th. 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
at which meeting m election of the trustees of
the company for the following year will be held,
and such other business OF the company as may
to presented will be acted upon.
II. W. CHILD, President,
L. w. BACH. Secretary.
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Each book 10 we'll bound In nent and o.,
~tractive raper cover and CONTAINS FROM
225 TO 800 PAGES. REGULAR RETAIL
PRICE 25 CENTS. You are thus enabled
to obtain them at one-third their value.
The above coupons will be published in
every Issue Of The INDEPENDENT until fur
ther notice. By saving the coupons from
cay to day you can secure the entire list Of
books At ons-third the price you would
have to pay IL purchasing in any other
manne
We make this liberal offer. whereby some
OF the best works Of fiction in tho English
language may bs secured by our readers for
the mersst tsifie OF expense, In order to in
crease our circulation. Our p essnt read
ers will greatly obligs % BY calling the at
tent.on Of their friends 10 tho TACT that by
buying THE INDEPENDENT they can
secure che advantages of our great book
offer. Address,
The IndGnendnDt. HRlnna. MINT.
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THE BRIDE.

rant and drank a single bottle of beer, and
then went back to San Francisco and be-
gan preparations for a trip to Paris, for
which city they are now on the way.
The bride is a big handsome of 30
years and.is very well known in several of
the great cities. She was born in New Jer-
sey, and her name is Caroline D. Smith,
she has been at various times known
s Maude Nelson, Maude Thomas, Maude
Ullman and under several other aliases.
She was best known in California rs Maude
Nelson.
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THE o%isINHER,rED.

GAs ExedigA7 Son Of : Millienairc Ex-ssna-.
cor Creates : New Sensation.
CHARLES L, Fair, the only surviving son of
ex-senator Fair OF Nevada, has made a
reputation for himself IS the fastest of the
1Ast young men Of San Francisco and is
not entirely unknown In Chicago, New
ycsk, Paris, London and various other cit
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'A.sx p

DR.. Cations Reliable Compound for IAdse. are
6ais, Prompt. Ehsctual. lhs original and onlS
sealed. Advice tree CATION SPEC co, bse
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
~ do housework; city or country. Address III
jackson street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WIDOW WITH
~ son seven years old. position a. house
keeper for widowsr or bachelor of means; that
thoroughly competent and reliable. Address
Mira =. Brown, 12:7 twelfth street. Des Moines,
Iowa.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
~ VIM. J. Woods, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. I'D.
deceased. to the creditors OF, and ali persons
having claims against the said deceased, to eN-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers. within
tlce. to the said administrator at :uxusta
Montana. tho came being the place for tho traps-
action of the business OF the said estate in tbs
county of Lewis and Clarke. "
hena NJ Woods, administrator Of the estate Of
" IN. j, Woods.
Dated Dot. II, 1893,
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- This out. send to MS
with EVE Gent and
R We will send any ono
OF the following useiul

books: The Practical amily Poultry Keeper.
The Practical Horse and attic Doctor, Tho
Fanny. Doctor Hook. The aides Model Fancy
Work Manual, The American Family Cook Hook.
Famous Dramatic Eecitati ns. Mrs Parting.
tons crab Bns, The Modern iIoyis. ANYTHR- 4
Of tho above books for 10 cents, SILVER.
CaAla-DAVlDBUN ruhLlSHlNH co.
Helena MOntSnn.
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SITUATION WAh1ED-BY A WOMAN FOR
~ general homework; city or country. 4O6
Lroch snridgs street.
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NlTU1IONS WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED
~ lady would like = place to do homework In
o email family; good cook. Address 104y Fifth
avenue, helena. Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY
~ OF, hour: washing done. Please call at No.
$40 Joliet street.
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SITUATION WANIED-BY AN k.LDERLY
~ lady: . home desired more than wages: a
good cook. Address 1O49 Fifth avenue. Helena,
" ont.
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SITUATION WANTkD-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ AS nursery govsrness; will do all childrsn's
dress Miss hsiene LIVERY, general delivery, New
haven, lOnn.
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Independent Book Coupon No. /,

TEN CENTS and oNE Of these coupons
(No. ~ will sntitle tho holder 70 ONE poox
from the list given below.
Number of Book Wanted ........,.
Your Mans
1oet0AVo ''..ssssss.
No.. Street.. State
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-05

III swespa - clean q d..
4 Discovery. IL puritlos the
blood a. wen ~ enrluhas II,
The truth IL, an emulsion az
cod liver oil h good for build
ing up Gdt-no doubt about it,
Bnt-ugh = weak stomach
loathes Ii.
Fortunately, there's . tia-
sNe-builder, that's even better
for making AsaleAy EssA.
Pleasant In taste-efSective In
feay11t. ThaN,a TIA q 1li~c0v.
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Sl1UATlON WANTED-bY A WOMAN AS
~ cook or general housework. M. L., No. 3
Davis street, betwesn sixth and Seventh ave-
Dues.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A 10Y OF II
~ not afraid of work of any kind; can give
references; II situation with chance Of advance
ment preferred. Address +. 5. this office.
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SITUATION WANTED A F1RsT-CLAss
~ cook would like a place in . boarding
house or hotel Address A. A. b, this office.
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MUTATION .WANTED-BY A COLOhED
~ coachman from the east; can give good city
references; salary to suit the times. Address
Ii. i. H., box $40. city.
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SlI uATION W~ANTEn-1O DO SEWING BY
~ the day or at home. Address J. 4. Olson,
5l7 Breckenridge strest.
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SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION Az
~ waitress OF nurse by q very competent per
SON; tirst-olass references. Address tompeten.
this office.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
w MS news agents on N. p. road; must have
Apply at News office, N. Z. depot.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN To
~ do washing at her home: no objections
il private Or hotel washing. Please addrsss Ii.
H., this office,
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SITUATION WANTkD-BY STEADY MAN,
~ accustomed to steam and hot air furnaces,
or office cleaning: willing to 90 any Kind Of
Harrison avenue. Helena, Mont.
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WANTED tANVASSERS IN MONTANA
w for Chartran's great portrait Of Leo XIII.
Circulars free. l.. r. O'A.exan, box 86y. Mime
Apulia, Minn.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
~ cook in private family, Address Mrs, H.,
care A. r.. Lymau's employu snt office.
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SITUATION WANTED-As FIHsT CLASS
~ cook. nurse or housskssper. address Mrs.
Lymsn's office, on Lawrence street.
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Helena Employment Agency
"a Edwards Street. Telephone $50.
W. h. Cook, Proprietor.
Situations Secured. Help Furnished.

MUTATION WANT D-BY A GILL or IA
work in small family. Address 40 est Main
street.
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HELP WANIED-MAIE.

HETF " I TD-M a l. Il,
WANTED - GOOD RELIABLE MEN TU
travel; salary 800 per month to right
r~arties. Acme l OK Co.. 224 West seventh street,
st / aul. Min
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SITUATION WANTkD-WILL WORK AT
~ almost any kind OF work; Job on cattle or
sheep ranch pref rred; satisfaction guaranteed.
ddress ]. j.. in care Of Abner Adams, city.
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VA UAlION WAN1ED-BY A COMPETENT
~ etenographef: amsnusnsis work preferred.
/ ddless .. A. Lyman. 2l2 Lawrence street, city.
SITUATION WANTED 49, POSITION AS
~ ~coachman; can give best of references. Ad-
dress II. ". l., this office,
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MI UATlON WANTED-BY YOUNG MAR
- ried man just from the east, who has had
several years experience in = general merchan-
disc store; can do anything from running a de-
Lest OF city references; salary to suit the times.
Address u. H., this office.
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Ky G. q. FREEMAN. Deputs tlerk.
Frank D. Miracle. attorney Tor plaintiff.
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Hoods SarsapariUa

. PILLS cure Constipation by restor-
Ing the peristaltic action of tho aim entary canal.
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MUTATION WANTkD - POULTKYMEN.
situation on ranch or around residence where
consider able poultry is kept; would like to ex-
pertinent and care tor same: living wages &C.
copied. / %oulterer. Independent office.
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sLl IiON, NANTED-MALE,
Advertisements In.as us Aueau lures timss
thFE.
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I. Court. eight hundred and nlnety.-,
@- JOHN BEAN, Gle
BY JESSE Kicker. Deputy Clerk.
Ella L. Knowles, attorney Tor plaintiff.
The herald., 1893-12-31
THR NEW YEARS herald.

On New Years day the HERALD will
get out notably fine edition, with a
view to its availability for circulation
at the Midwinter Fair. 1t will be the
largest daily paper ever issued in
Southern California, and, with two ex-
ceptions, the largest ever issued west OF
the Rocky mountains. 1t will be pro-
fusely illustrated, and will be full OF in
teresting and reliable statistics. 1t will
sleo be the largest edition of any daily
paper ever issued in the state Outside OF
San Francisco. Its desirability as an
advertising medium can therefore be
appreciated. Tens OF thousands of this
publication will be circulated at the
Midwinter Fair. many of our public
spirited citizens having subscribed lib
orally towards that end. The sdvan-
tages to the advertiser and to those
having real estate to sell of a place in
the columns OF the New Years HERALD
can be appreciated st a glance. Ws
have still some space at the service of
our advertisers, but it should be applied
for at once.
The herald., 1893-12-31
BARGAINS.
That's What We Say, and
That's What We Mean.
Real Bargains in silver Sugar Bowls,
The Chance OF the Year to Secure
Handsome Ornaments for Less
Than Regular Prices.

During the last few days, we have used this
space to tell of the bargains we wele going to
offer on Saturday, in the shape OF sugar.bowls.
Now, Saturday is here, and this is our last Op-
portunity to impress one fact upon your minds
That fact is that this is really genuine bar
gain sale, that 1t lasts but one day, and that,
under no circumstances, will it be renewed.
1t Is simply an unusual opportunity for you 10
make some money by saving some.
We do not claim that these sugar bowls are
the handsomest on earth. They're not There
are others just as good, but none better
They're made by Gorham, Reed e. Barton, Md
dletown, and other celebrated makers, and
were sc ected for their be luty OF desg1 by an
expert in silyerware, to go into our slot K. Now,
We find we have too many sugar bowls,
and some OF them must &C. They must
make room for other varieties of stock There
is bu. one way to make them go qnickly. That
is by lowering tn, price to bottom figures, and
that's where you reap the benefit. We do not
offer them below cost. That would be folly;
but we will sell them for exactly what they cost
US. AS there is usually a large amount of profit
on silverware, you will be surprised to see how
cheap you n buy them.
Ju t as all added inducement,we will engrsve
d monogram or initial on every piece lold.
And remember. we euar3ntee everything we
say about srtic c 10 be true. Now write the
address down, and remember it. Here 1t IS: NJ
German, No. 800 South spring street
One thing more: The sale commences at 8
O'Clock today, and clio ;es absolutely ut 10
O'clock ton ight- no sooner and no ater. A W.
have already had over 100 Applications, sou
vi d. well to call curly, aud thus get your
thoI~e. Frees lsnge Il ON 81 up.
The herald., 1893-12-31

The grand old man" is now in his
eighty-fifth year. and he must certainly
have been highly gratified by the i'm
mense mass Of congratulations he re-
ceived. Mr.. Baifour showed himself to
be the possessor of great tact by the
manner in which he acted in the house of
commons. 1t is rare thing indeed for
prime minister to receive plsudits from
the opposition. Gladstone has lived 80
long that he has fairly conquered per-
sonsl animosity. Ten years ago the
Tory sentiment towards the great liberal
was one of undisguised hatred. The
followers OF Disraeli and the mem
bers of the Primrose league could
scarcely keep within decent bounds
when his name was mentioned
in their presence. Gladstone and Pope
Leo are the same age. and they both re-
tain their great intellects unimpaired.
In physical vigor. however, the great
Englishman far surpasses the pope.
Bismarck has suffered much, of late,
and shows signs of breaking up, al
tuoukh Ouiy III hlo noNouby-oiSubu ychIs
Won Moltke held on to his srduous
post with undiminished intellectual
acumen till his ninety second year,
while the old Emperor William even
exceeded his great marshal in virile
longevity, while old Field Marshal Won
Wrangel worried it out till upwards of a
hundred. We do not seem to grow this
kind of public man in the United States.
Outside OF Hannibal Hsmlin, Simon
Cameron, and very few others. Amer
ican statesmen appear to surrender the
duties OF public life at comparatively
early age. At seventy in this country
man is looked upon as an old fogy, and
no party would dare to nominate such
man for the presidency. Theirs accom-
pliehed the most brilliant things in his
career after he was seventy-three.
The herald., 1893-12-31
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
It's excellence is due Co its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Doc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1893-12-31
TURN THE RASCALS OUT.
COLLECTOR wELLBORN SETS HIS
AK IN MOTION.
He Decspitstss = Lot of Republicans
ana Puts Democrats In Thsir
Piscss-Many Los Angeles
Appointments.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 30.-At the pres
ent time but few places in the internal
revenue department are filled by Re-
,publicans, and at the end Of next month
the entire service will be conducted by
Democrats. The keen axe OF Collector
Wellborn was in full swing today, and
as the result number of removals and
appointments were made. The list is as
follows: Louis A. Noah, deputy
collector, San Luis Obispo; A. A. Webb.
store keeper, Ventura; T. j. Kerns.
store keeper, Downey City; ]. H. Drift
FL beet sugar inspector, Pomona; G. A.
Garter, beet sugar inspector, Pomona /;
b. t. Frederick, deputy collector, San
Diego; Walter A. Morrisey, store keeper,
Stockton.
In Los Angeles there has been large
number OF changes, an almost clean
sweep being made. The new sppointees
are as follows: William A. Wilson. stamp
clerk; John P. Moran, gauger; r. M.
Barham, gauger; j. A. Potts, extra
gsugsr; X. B. Nathan. extra
gauger; @. L. Cruz, ex-
ira gauger; ]. H. Matthews,
extra gsuger; G. S. Vance, extra gsuger; I;
Paul Flammer, extra gauger .. A. Bell,
beet sugar inspector; Elmer E. Shaffer,
beet sugar inspector; Samuel Prseger,
Chinese clerk Clyde r. Taylor, Chinese
clerk.
There still remain number
OF positions, which will be filed by
the collector at his earliest convenience,
and in less than 80 days there will not
be Republican employed in his de-
partment
The herald., 1893-12-31
The Historical Society,

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Historical Society OF Southern Caliior-
MIA, which falls upon the first Monday
evening of each month. has been post
poned to the second Monday of January
(January Sth), the first Monday being a
legal holiday.
The subject for discussion will be the
Chinese massacre which occurred in this
city October "a, 1871. Several of the
older members have prepared short
papers on that topic. and an effort will
he made to get at the actual historical
facts of that tragedy.
The society will issue about the 10th
OF next month it's annual publication OF
historical papers. This will be volume
OF about 100 pages, and will contain val
liable historical matter pertaining to
Southern California.
The herald., 1893-12-31

incitations would make pitiful mistake
if it were to select the most ignoble.
AS for the betfayers OF public and
fiduciary trusts stern public sentiment
must be created as respects this class.
Punishment must be made to wait upon
delinquency. The penitentisry shonld
not be reserved for comparatively venial
offenders. The man who does wrong
should know that no "pull" or station
will save him. and that guilt isan mex.
orable leveler. This is of all years that
for this new and sslutary departure.
The herald., 1893-12-31

Mrs. EVANS is evidently a lady Of
TO be on hand in time to be of service to
Chris in making his escape and then
went into swoon that lasted for four
mortal hours. This is one of the long
est fainting spells on record, and shows
what weak woman can do when she is
worked up to the proper pitch of inter-
est in passing events.