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The morning call., 1894-02-01

4 MINING COMPANY-
y Location of principal place OF business. San
Erancise9, Cal; location OF works. Gold Hill,
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
board OF directors, held on ths 2sth day
OF December. 1893, an assessment (No. 24) OF
20 cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately in
United States gold coin TO the secretary at the
ONCE OF the company. Ala California street. San
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the S0th day of January. s94.
will be DELINQUENT and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made before,
airy, 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment to-
yether with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. BY order Of the board Of diIsetoEs.
ofce-414 California St San Francisco Cal. 2std
SIERRA NEVADA SILVER MINING COM
. - pany.-Location OF principal place OF business
Mining District. storey Comfy. st ate OF Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting of the
board OF trustees. held on the 18th day OF jan
uary. 1894, an assessment (No. 1861 of rs cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation pay able i'm ately In United states
gold coin. to the secretary. at the once or rs q
company. room Is. Nevada Block, 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon VIII ch this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. the Goth day of Feb
ruary. 1894, will be delinquent. and advertised
made before viii be sold on Monday, the 18th
day Of March, 1894. to pay the delinquent assess
penses of sale. By order of the board of trustees
E. L. PARKER, Secretary.
Omce' room 10, Nevsca BLOCK. 309 Montgomery
St., san Francisco, Cal. jalS ia
OCCIDENTAL CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
" pany-Location OF principal place of business
San Francisco California;; location OF works Sill
yer Star Mining d District Virginia. Storey County,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors, held On the 18th day of Janu-
ary, 1894, an assessment no. 15) of ten (O)
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable imme diately in United
States gold coin, to the secretary. at the once of
the company, room No. 90, Nevada Block. No.
3O9 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day of February, 1894
viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction: and unless payment is made before.
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day of
March, 1894, to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
BY order of the board Of directors
ALFRED X. DURBROW, Secretary
Ofice-Room No. 60, Nevada Block, No. 3O9
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, California jal Std
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- OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRAN
4 cisco improV ed property-534 acres orchard: a
superior home in limits OF goad town. Santa Clara
County; no agents need apply. At this oficel TIE
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the 10th day OF
December, 1893, SO many shares OF each parcel or
stock as may be necessary will be sold at puollc
auction at the once of the company, room 23,
Nevada block, 500 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco. Cal on Thursday. the 10Th day OF Feb
ruary. 1894. at the hour OF O'Clock p M OF said
day, TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
aale, lia2H Ldl AUS. .NATEk4ANaS SeoHA
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

G7RO 5 ACRES, WITHIN 51a MILES OF
u w. the center OF Oakland: for sale: JUS
the pace for chickens and small fruits: term
$3.50 cash, balance In l and years. interest pei
cent. For furtner particulars apply TO WM. Nj
DE WOLF. Fruttvaie Cal. ia3 81
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E'JRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
es2-644 Mission IT CHAS L. TAYLOR iel3u
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MONEY WANTED.

GE0O NOTE AND MORTGAGE SECURED ON
NCUO farm: 100 acres: interest and discouns
equal l5 per cent 81 months. Address r.. DO
l43, Call Branch once. ja30 2ts
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

pERKELEY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
ID Houses and lots for sale and to rent. 81 tfThF
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And In accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 2Sth day OF
December. 1898. so many shares OF each parcel OF
such STOCK may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at the office of the company, Ala Call
fornia street, san Francisco. Cal on TUESDAY
the goth day of February, 1894. at the hour OF
O'Clock F. NJ. OF said day, 20 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs of adver-
tising and expenses of sale.
A S. GRCTH, Secretary.
offce-4l4 California ST.. San Francisco. Cali.
fornta ia31 I'd
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


ON TO RICHMoND; A SPLENDID CORNER
" cheap; only $500; lot 50xi20; improved
18th ave. and Clement ST., NE. and choicest cor
ner: southern and western exposure; opposite
the handsome residence of Mr.. George I. Marsh:
this is the finest part of Richmond; high ground;
fine marine view; only blocks from the Midwfn-
ter Fair grounds: street work done: sure to i'm
prove in value; splendid investment Apply to
r. L. G. BARNES Bulletin Ofice de6 II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

/ Ind to help you mp stairs. stoytod to
mdrges YOU, but you cried out, G'way
I'm me or I'D hnockcr blamed head Oh'
And ] went away
"Wo-w0man, sou are crazy" gasped
Mr. Bowscr, who YVES so weak IN the knees
that he had 60 Ait down,
"Yuu did manage 10 get your coat on,
] believe, she plpcidly continued, "but
that tired you out, aud whcn you invoke
tlis morning you were surprised 10 find
that you had slept in your hat aud shoes
nnd most Of your clothing ~
"I-l slept 10 my hut, did IN muir
INJURED Mr. BoWser
yes. and several times before morning
You also Tailed through yOur hat be-
lisye Won ncu folks mukc use of some such
expression. don't you Whom yOn Hwoke
aud realized the situation, you thought /
had been trying 90 be funny
Mrs. Bowscr, you-you didn't get a
Telegram TINT your mother was dcadf'
son. no. Mother is enjoying splendid
health. Nothing has happened 10 sudden
IS dethrone my reason, Mr.. Bowser"
"But you are a great hand TO drenm
vivid dreams Your dreams are sometimes
70 realistic that you scream out and wake
nae up"
Yes. know, but don't get ont Of bed
md go down stairs md find You on the
ueas. IL daesut t8seme minutes TO got
,ou no sats, and sou don't Kick over
uhair5 and yril out tuHt you can lick tho
whole police force. n ig no use 90 deny
facts, Mr. Bowscr. You say IL was only
hali pnst 10 o'clock "
"Iu stake my liie on itn'
"And vet looked at your watch, and
IL had stopped n1 $50"
Nh Bowser simply sat and glared at
her with open mouth.
"Ifmuot complaining, she Quietly con
tiuued EFT isn't such dreadful thing
FOR husband 20 90 20 the club aud come
homo sHizzlcd and 20 20 bed with his
clothes on expect that nine out Of ten
do il. Only they shouldn't get up next
morning and lag 4 al! on tsOiT wives, you
know"
There was silence Tor tho next two min
utes silence so thick that IL could have
been Sliced on IKE cold ham. Then Mr.
Bowser arose and said
Woman. sou huye reached the limit
the dead line. Tor the sake OF our child /
have borne much Hoping that You would
iu time settle down into loving sensible
wife ! have put up and put up aud cXer-
rised the patience Of saint This ends
iNn
Your lawyer win sec me In the morn
Ing, SUPPOSE quaried MTa. Buwser as
he started 20 leave The room.
"Iic VIII, BE- viii He VIII be instruct
ed to arrange everything as amicably as
possible'
Al the breakfast table next morning
Nr. Bowservas unusually jolly and AZ be
anished the meal be pulled out the family
pocictboos end sale.
"Mgs DoWser, you've been cut rather
short Tor tie last two Or three weeks and
you d better take this twenty 10 sort Of even
you up. IN get tickets for the theater To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
BOWSBR'S CONDITION.
nE DENIES EMrHNTtCAIIN THAT
HE CAME HOME swIZgLED.
And Thinks That Mrs. Bowser Has
Carried the Funny Busincas Far
EnouEh-But the Next Moru-
ing lie Receivers Himself.
Copyright, 1894, by Charles b. Iewls.1


There was something on MIR. Bowser =
mind whom bo got out of bed tho other
,,,.,,,,,,. ..,,,,,,,i,,, ,to,, Nh, a., -
'''. "','h' az 80. -,
up W 'un'n' soiio'"''S '''"' AVi'' h'ln 81
tent ana preocoup'cu turing 0inner' IL
was o'clock in the evening and he had
been reading for an hour, when he sud.
denly looked up and said
~ believe we arc going to have nm NV.
f,l. st,rr, lax ,o,,,orrn,v bovo f,lt lone.
.,,.'., ma ,i.,,,,ss,5 ,u a,, ora a,i,, ,s
~ .,.,,i. -. n,
WIS 0Vu''"E Wv" ~ i"'"'l"'ls"
Yes rep'''a Mrs hoWser Without
raising her eyes
81 suppose you have been ticllcd half
to death all day over tkst little joke You
came on me this morning." ho continued.
U.tol.el lido not know int vou moan -
81 9,n anpreciate fun ms won Ms the
ncvt ,,.rsor hut il mustn't he rnrried 100
f,r ,,rf too Car Mrs Rovssr ,,ppt
down to The Climb Inst might for the t1st
tir,n i'm tbrro.nnutrs Yoi worn ,,t,t ont
M nv .,,pr didn't Get homo until half
maj IN ',,clc,l ,nd ns'
Tn 1,os rznrtly o'clock. MIR povser 80
UNrvr,l looked at my watch ns I
onp,t,l tine door. AS I was saving the rc.
s1lt WINS .l1at silent upusunlIy s1upd. and
VEN tool. ndyautnee of Tho circumstance TO
ir5,.,y. En-, .a, funny bu-iDp,.
"Nir. Bowscr. when heard Won fall
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Mayor Joe Rhinuek Of CoyinRton last
evening related TO his friends IN amusing
adventure Of the day before. a oolored
womun, burdrned with lusty, squalling
baby called al his Office
Am dlsde mhyorf' She wanted TO know.
"lt Gm, responded the executive.
"Den jest you sit doSn and write me o
pass to Fruits, KY she ordered, without
any palnable waste Of words.
His honor explained that this was not one
Of his prcrogntycs, and that hSf request
would have TO DO laid before the chairman
OF the council relief committee,
~ does, ehW asked madam ''I'ze got
10 catch dat O'Clock train. Gimme dht
piss, or leave dc babylh She made a mo-
tlon 20 drop the piekaninny into Mr.. Rhi-
uocl's lap. Tint settled the argument.
She got the pass. Cincinnati Commercial.
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Camden, Ala February 2i.--A narrow
escape from lync Ing was experienced by
q negro named John Johnson near Snow
I'M depot. Wilcox county About week
pgo George Williams, respected colored
farmer, was foully murdered IN his own
house by Johnson. who fired d double
barrelod shotgun through crack ~ thu
wall The roored people formed posse
az once. and arminR themaelYes captnrcd
johnson after a long chase lpstlng several
days They bound him and the negro was
about 20 ond prayer when the white
rescue He was carried 10 Snow riill and
placed ia a room while citizens guarded
him, Lath az night he was placed IN tho
county Jail
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mills. We looked him over ard Thought
ho'd do. mud be seemed 10 Hil the bin all
right III Tuesday noon Then, while we
were on our way 20 the hotel for dinner
nud just as we were passing the llo@ling
Wolf saloon, something jumped through q
second story window 10 tho sidewalk nj
most at our feet Ton seconds later that
fomethiug got mp and flew across tho
street mud clamhercd over a fence and
made Tor the hills five miles away, and
while wo were Watching II that miserable
little specimen of humanity known as Joe
Burke came rattling down stains with a
gun ia his hand and burst into tears when
he learned that the "tomething hnd got
away. Ihereadercnn imagne0nf feelings
when we explain thar our dead gnnie
sporting editor Ind gone up stairs into ihe
poker room % maks come Inquiries and
Ind been scared out0f bis boots by a man
who WIS once chased two miles BY jack
rabbit On the impulse Of tho moment we
pulled our guns aud felt IKE dong some
thing desperate, but when thesoher second
thought came along we oontented ourseH
with pitching Joo Burke and his OLD pistol
into an empty barrel and dropping the
matter there. The idea that any man con-
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"sTRAEGEE, sfOP WITH HR ToNidHf.'
Of shelter. As ate my iohnnycple but
tered with cold bacon gravy ana drank my
corn coffee, she observed
stranger, my Ole man is rnyther pc
coOlinr about sartin things. nus gone
over 10 Hope City and VIII cum home The
wuss fur ticker Hen ride up with yell,
kick the door open with whoop, and the
minute be Hots eyes ON ye he u 20 itr SO,
Allus does II with bis best frieuda.'
you mean be'll assault met what iori'
Cause he's a critter 10 fight ne
fights everything he meets aud every thing
lhat Gums along here. II hc licEa ye' heIl
drng yer carcass out doors. II ye ar big
nun 20 licl, him, hem be the bet friend
80 ever had kin ye thump himf"
"Why don't Wantio Eight the husband
Of a womm who has just ied mo"
Don 50 20 to rcitin soft ia the head,
strangcrl one or other of ye has got 10
be licked. Take ger choice
'Cau't argue with hint"
"Not an HrRue He'd knock yer bead
of aiore ye could get yer mouth open
That's him a-ycllin On the MI a male
away. Now, chen, so tand over here ny
the door Gu yer cont oil and spit on yer
hands The mint he shows bis head ye
reach fur bis jaw ana strike heavy Here
be comes"'
There was a yell as the man rolled OF
bis horse. gboep as be kicked oqen the
door, aud tho woman, who stood Opposite
with the candle IN her hand, nodded 70
mt. ihink landed on the jaw, as she
had advised At any rate, the man went
down, rolled over and seemed 70 slumOer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25
SPGCIAL. BARGAINS
In OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT

Ladies Genuine DonEola KID Button
shoes, worked button holes. solid
leather solcs. counters and heels
worth Slb0. We 0ffcr ali 4 90
Ladies' Genuine pongula Kid Button
Shoes Custom made. worth 50 50,
Ladies Hand Turned KID button
shoes, q bargain a. 81. our price .as
S2,bO-- Sachs and Drew Ssiby y Co.'s
celebrated I.adica Kid button
shoes hecled or Spring heels. We
oucr at,ssss.ss ,,..,4,............. J. eS
$3.50 Sachs and Drew seIby q Co.'s
Celebrated Ladies' French kld but
ton shoes, handmade, plain toe
or patent leather tin, Opera or
Common Sense heel SQUARE or
round toe, any STYLE, we oiTer at $50
DrcW Selhy \ CN.'a Ladies hand
scwed French Kid Hutton shoes, ia
the latest pointed Zoe. Patent
Heather tip, pNlem Leather back.
q senuino S5.o0 shoe. all sizes. we
brow Srlhy q Co.'s French Kid new
pointed toe, haud sewel shoes, with
extra large buttons. worth 50 20
>. our prlco Observation-Disclosures, a.T5
S26g Sachs Cincinnati Cuetom-inade
celebrated old Ladies' Comfort,
laced shoes. we otter al ...t..... IL %
Old Ladies' house slippers Genuine
ponguln, sizes 10 s womb 81 80,
our price .s,.,... .,s.s.,.tss...,. $40
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ora, knife and long handled sca1plng knife,
aud II he monkeys with tho huzzsaw
ngaiu his scalp win be added TO the uolieo-
ton. Hewill probably come out Ia a dou-
BILE loaded article this week giving us hnil
Columbia aud charging attempted assas-
siuntion on the highway, but his article
will fall fiat IN this locality Over 800
our most prominent oltizens were on hand
to SEQ ms run him, and HIS cries for mercy
were distinctly heard by people ON the
street in front Of The postofliee.
NJ. QUAD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

Topeka, Kan, February 2.-About co
representatives have been IA attendance
on the annual communication OF the grand
lodge OF Masons. The treaHurer's rep0rt
shows the grand charity fund 10 be $500
General fund balance IL s2f.G67 There are
a52 LODGES IN The State. Grand officers
were elected andsinBtoiled.
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eoere elected by che grani caaptef ~
ROYAL Arch Masons are az i'lis"s'
Grand bigh priest Il 8. Hayhursl Wat,
arloo; deputy grand high priest samuel
yVr'ebt. Milwaukee grand lanF
PRYOR Jr D9dgeville' gr4na seFo2' =
II WriRht. Madison; grand secretary D.
". Latin, Milwaukee
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70 me laws OF acoustics, and large enough
- 9ssoiAn oaaie a good audience also
.ulll5hed with all the modern require
'"t"'S Tor elegant comfort.
The choir OF the First Baptist church
WIN Mrs Bella Mcleod smith as lead
~ soprano nDi Miss BurEac.m us leai-
.l S2hifaIto, Us now one Of the best in
-, C9'onel Bob Taylor VIII lecture on "rhc
'''WlSe ui Fools under the auspices pE
re Young MEMS Christian Association
.'r'h j. 70 the opera house. Colonel
lqy'9r Is a very popular lecturer and
Will doubtless draw good house.
The weather affected the B'nai Birth en-.
ter'ainment at Montenorc nan some
what on Thursday evening. bpt those
mcnsely. 70 '''''
The Houston quortcue club male
VWeesl holds its rebearsals Tuesday even
ing OF each week in Professor Delhrs
studio over GrnnewalTs music store.
The concert of The HaIlcy Enor, soc.et,
~ ihe lecture room et tas First Bapu5
l"olcn tuesday evening was RS usual very
5000 but tac weather was nmyorabl,
ana Che audience not so large as the pro,
grlmmo deserved
The Ladies' Parish Association mot On
tnelr rooms In the parish house Monday
afternoon.
The Womans E@chtnrc has been com
neiled by iu1lHmHut weather To rostpoul
'he Martha WASHINGTON tea until carly thu,
week me cate N|t Doe announced later.
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rarurr. me Worries Far iec-
,-11r ol pnysicaI EIucat.5n IS AZ me Cap
iol hotel.
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Lot 22i6-Gents' Brown Mix ext,u quality.
Chcyiot sack SUITS; worth $1,000
Lot S09l Gents Al Wool Grey Cheviot
Crock suits; worth $40 90.
We oher Choice OF the above $40 suits
at SO per Suit, y = \ \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

SPECIAL BARGAIN IN GENTS FINE
SHOES RouGnr DURING THE MONEY
PANIC MANUFACTURER BY NIB
PROMINENT LEWIS A. CRossnrr,
FcR A.HnhlGrtAN or wlEinssV1LLE,
ONO, aQo PAIR OF GENTS FINE
SHOES, WHICH WIN ARE PREPARED
no OFFER AT LESS THAN AfANuFAc-
TGRERs COST,
s. Ol-CroEsotts Celebrated line II
Gents Coif shoes IN lace aud con-
gresa, we OFFER AZ ..,o,r,t......,s8.0 90
Same as above hoy'n alzcs, 10 blk
we oIAer az '.','.t,t'''.'.... 2,50
s., Ol--I'Ipssetts celebrated line OF
Gents Patent Leather CALI con-
iac,w, laced and combination laced
and congress, We offer az .,.. $40
81 -Crogsettg celebrated Gents Kan
gtroo shoes. laced and congress-.
our price ,s.,,,.,,,,,. .......,..., a,75
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

inc Houston quortctte club finale
vmcesl holds its rehearsals Tuesday even
ing OF each wcet n Professor Delhrs
studio over GvuueWalUs music store.
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There was no meeting of the Ladies.
Reading club
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

The Ladies' Parish Association mot IN
their rooms In the parrish house Monday
afternoon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
Touched the Wrong Conscience.

The Boston Transcript says that a few days
ago, while gentleman was buying stamps in
the postoflce, some one took his umbrella. as
he believes, by mistake and the loser put his
card in the morning paper: The kind friend
who carried of my umbrella at the postonlce
yesterday VIII bear in mind that the gates Of
heaven are only twentyfour inches wide NY
umbrella measures twenty-eight. AT the
other place he won't need il. Didn't Dives
pray for just one drop OF water? He had bet
ter return 1t to No. 20s, Chamber OF Commerce.
ana no questions win be asked A few days
later boy brought in an umbrella, but, alas
not the advertisers. He had caught the
WI ong mans conscience.
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ELSA IS
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

The committee of the whole. to whom was
referred the petition of the Savannah Board
OF Trade relative to the abolition of the fees
charged at the Quarantine station recon-
mend that the fees charged at said station be
abolished from and after Aug. /.
I'd And that a committee OF three be
appointed to confer with the United States
Government with view OF having the gen
eral government assume charge OF the Quar-
antine station at this port, the committee
TO report back to council the result of con
ference. JOHN J. MCDoNoUGH
Chairman Committee OF the Whole
On motion the report was divided and that
portion abolishing the fees charged at the
station was unanimously adopted. The
second part OF the report with reference to
the turning over Of the station to the general
government was also adopted; Alderman
charlton desiring that his vote in the mega
tive be recorded
The committee OF the whole, to whom was
referred the petition OF the savannah Port
Society requesting that the period within
which seamen are required TO sleep on shore
he extended submit herewith an ordinance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25

The average daily shipment of phosphate
and hard rock from High Springs is about
forty cars daily.
j. b, Williams says there is 40,O 600 sawlogs
and sawn timber now in Pea and Choetaw-
hatchie rivers waiting for rain TO be driven
70 the boom at the mouth Of the river.
Professor Sheats says the attendance of
teachers at the five summer schools TO be es-
sahlished in the state will be immense. He
estimates that fully 1900 Will take the
course.
- The commencement exercises OF the Jasper
normal institute VI Jasper, Fla, begin June
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
Orkney Springs Hotels,

SHENANDOAH MOUNTAINS, VA.-Medi-
cinal Springs and Baths, magnificent scenery
unsurpassed climate; altitude, $500 feet;
comfort, health, and recreation; low rates to
suit the times: hours from Washington.
Open June l. Send for circular.
w. Z. ROBERTS, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
OFFICIAL
CITY GOVERNMENT.
omcial Proceedings Of Council

Savannah, Ga. June 20 Is94.-Council met
this day at p m. Present: Hon. John J.
MeDonough, mayor; Alderman George J.
Mills, chairman Couneil Aldermen Baldwin,
Bohan, Charlton, Folliard. Mcmillan Myers
O'Brlen, Remshart and Screven.
The minutes OF the last regular meeting OF
June 8 were confirmed
ACCOUNTS.
The committee on accounts report that they
have examined and found correct bills against
the city amounting to twenty-oue thousand
eight hundred and forty-four dollars and
eighty-ive cents ts2I. s44. So, as per aocompa-
nying schedule, and recommend that the same
be passed for payment.
GEORGE J. MILLS,
Chairman Committee on Accounts
Report received and accounts as per sched-
ule annexed passed for payment.
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II amt had nothin' 10 eat for q week, sir. "
said the tramp. Cant yer do suthin' for
me :"
Certainly" said the pedestrian Fast
for two months and III gen youa place in u
dime museum '-Ilarper's Bazaar
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Chairman Committee on Accounts

Report received ana accounts as per SEIZED
ule annexed passed for payment.
BOARD OF HFAITH-