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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
Gas dnoertbteS d &.

San5lsirnib Tin bic aonsIsi trstsus);
sd mub bitten-bisr in asrau9t NOR.
Den. 8eriidnfern Sic mir nidt nod ois
2uft biei mt Siren Giitnusefn."
SanSiiii: .gerJsiben Sic. Serr aaps-
ieiratb. Der 6err grdieeHt uarsn ties
uno babeH serauht."
aanSleiratb: .So?i Dunn mus i'd
bed nod elunal ridden (riedt)-ab-
iamosi"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

0crr $. =. 9rapers, friher bon
oieiem 8lase. idreibt: 9err 9. %.
5errar, Bilut 8nob. Wo., lit II Sabre
an rbeumatiideu Sdmer5en II murbs
uOn asr5'en obne grtols bebanbelt.
ct. Scfobs Del bette i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Naturfuabe inbtr3 oierne.
llutsroiFSier Gu eiuem @efruicn)
,8enn id sinsm Yopasei rtwas f
oft portage. ipriht er es nod - ube,
STE Saafsbammsl, nit Sbrem Spaser
birn, iino elm oil s,0beres "a ueeI al'
elm Bapesei!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

aleine ossetablIIlne 4siunbbeiis'
ringer: DeBitts 2ittte Slrfp Riisrs
beileu malariide St6rungsn uno r.suli.
rem Rassn mo Ginseueioe, aopiiueb
uno Sdwinoel u%srbiuosrno. @olfer
Brps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Sabre lang fit ib on einsm beitisen
Wasens8atarrb. Nadbem id msbrsre
5laiden Or. Gus. 86nis's Sumburser
2ropfen senommen bate ipar id ipisbsr
o%oaftdnbis berseits0t. -Yuul Roeoer,
295 9arrabeecS traBe, Chicago, Sus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

luW MI IeiHeM Uu9tlUtti, III WtiUtp
auBsr ibm no9 feline 5rou unS fani
Rinoer iaBsn, in Or 0dbe BON Bear
Sorts eurd ben ct. 2aurencefiuB 81
fobrsn. Seine gisrbe uuroeu unleut
6ar uno raHnten in tiefss Bohsr, mo-
ourA Jrau gorter uno orei Der ainber
ertrantsn.
5%arrisburs. 81, II. Rai
9eitsru fturb Jrau SOB. Rittel. Die
J,au sinss anssisbsnsu Burgers Der
ieds Nsilsn BON bier selssensn Drt
iduft 3nOspsnbenes. in JOlss bon Gift.
Nit4sq ftano init sinem 9suefr 8ade
bel Der Sterbenoen uno u~erbrnberte, oaB
osrislben irsenb Wslde Silfe ssbrntt
puros. Radosm bic 5rau ben l,st.a
atber5us setban bate, sins sr binaus
uno periudte fid ,u erhdnseu. iuuros
aber babel ertappt uno am 2eben erbal'
ten. Dos Gbspanr battle srit Dor Spei
3o4sn So6ssit s~efsiert, uub ss wsr.
ben bic hbsrraidsnbiten Gnibiaunssu
ertpartst.
s Ranias Gitp, 10. Rai. San-
oet's ridTdtsloie ,.GOmmontusulsr'
drmee" trpbte aud beuts Der 3sr'
%iOlsuns uno madte iid iibsr Die pin.
o~srniiie Iuitis. 0reimal bIes ss. oaS
ibr seitOblsnsr 3us ietitsds. Gber IN
tiirSsrer 9eii. OILS bic 8abuuertual
tuns sebraudie. I'm ibre 2Ofomoii'
osu an elmer STEELE bonn 8sluis at,
Suiusrieu uno an elmer auoersn bit
Sdlenen aniSureiBes. battsn BIZ
iber 400 Rann Sdblsnosn n8ea'
le,s" Elm ueucs Gslsiis I'm Die Spsr.,
berumaelsst. 9ieis 4rbeit mar sleid
lam zine GrbOluns iir Die 2eBteren
tuslde aui Der 5abrt in ibren Sob
ten'8a99ous steiG Gardiner in sine1
aanne. %Suiammen sepfsrdt iuaren.
J 5 8albin9ton, 10. Nai. Sm Sra:
beridte ocs Statiitifers bes 4dsrbnu
requirements miro Der 0ur6ihnitts
ltanO oes @intsriueijens nab 3uiam
t menieIun9 Der peridieosneu einsetroi
. fencu Ssridte iiir oas gauge 2anb aui
1914 btretnet, 9eaeu SCI III pOrtge
Ronat. Sm UOrisen Sobr betrus DC
8urdidnlttsl tano nm pieie i3eit 75.:
. 5olsenoes lit Der Sur9iduittsitan
in brn oeridisbensn. bauptlddlib 8ir
b tsriueiSen prohucirenoen Staaten:
? Obiu 80. Widisan 80, Snoiana OF
Slinois 50. Riiiouri s3. 8anias x
= @ebrasfa 50 uno Californian 52 Yrl
r sent.
. @Gbreno iid Der Stano bes 8eisen
i'm Npril in ben meilten Staateu b
oeutero sebeiert bot, iuar bod Die @t
, funa oeS falten @etters in Wihisa
idlimmsr, OILS sur 3eit berihtet purb,
Gus aaniaS uno Rebrasfa ipiro berid
tst. baB Der burd Die adlte onserit
y teie Staoen ourd 9urre uno beiti!
:, 8inoe NOD s~eiteiesrt wuree. 10 baB hi
bes nit @eijen beiteltsn 9anbss uu
sepflist iuereen muBte. Sn @al,forni
bot iid Die lang anboltsnbe 3arrs, ipdI
reno uelder sum sroBeu 9bsile BETTE
V @inoe berridtsn. oils iebr usrosrbl.
eripieien. Sn anoeren Siaaten itsbt b
8eiJen in Inbetrndt beiieu. mas
ourd bic 8dlte sslitien bot, iebr gut.
iii
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
q er

Qunbe: .llnb Il b Sic fiber. bal
beie RebiSia mid, pon meinem 4bcu'
mliisurs beilen iriro?s
Gleri: .@anS f&r. ieia arSt lpi0
be DRebisin emufshlen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
Ger @ eiberfeiub.

": n&as, 9u bait iest sebsirotbei
= Oh tuarit bod friber elm FOLDER
3siberieino!"
g.: nYittc iebr. jest bin ids erii
redt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
Dit e.

9rOieGo-: ..S6ren Sic. iprnn Si'
nidt riedsu. iuie Is bier itintt. eang
muB Sbrs Rale nit Blinbb it seidta.
Ger iein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

@ir founsn's ri4t better MAIDEN fur
oas eoppslte @slb. 9eg4,tt's Bitd
Sa5el Salpe 1T bas Bette, iuas erfab.
runs p~rooujiersn oosr 9efo faufen
Tam. Ralfer Bros,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
VI d zine u I 10 I.

.Nun, Sobn, mos ia tie Der oft
Serr. ats gu nm feline 1ohter on
b%ieltst?"
,Geiast bat er nihts; c, bal nur BEN
Suno sepfiifsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
Yudlsn's olrniea. Sable.

8udtens Nrnied. Sdtbe.
Bette Saibe Der BELT lrsen S6nitte.
lueti3unsen. Oeidwa,eu. SaisHuB.
6ieberbeulen, &in9iuurm. oufsslpruns,us
Gdube. Sabnesauaen uns ale Sautans.
t&tdae. leilt fiber Hites. ooer seint
DeSabluns uerianst. 1eilars in otlen
Sdleu aoranti,t. poer Crib 5nriidtrltat-
let. 87eis rs Gen,s be Sahie. 81
6oben Del Walter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

GIN lunser Rann oriidte isin sra.
Del 10 fsit OIL isin Sers. haB CT ibr
cine &ipps trdd. &udSem is ssbellt
iulr, unierlisB CT es gang uno sar, fie
oil iein Scr; Su bridsn. une bas brad
ihr Sler,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

yeas. CeHijets - : q pair .sstfs. fscindin9
tsen lasts zssd - ri. x.S ..srytiiag sec
enaary Ia ~.sx. Is ) fti<fcs Onfy
Rfp. See esf. "a IL. ssr.. Coz has.
oesA werk--sJ yTssss<. fss. ! i.hef outfit -
egfsess nf IL 49, ~ ~ &. On sccetpe q
yglrs- Ttc csct aI<sfsx it'll set - : pfaco
eecsres the > .erey ard nsssa large pfoasa.
10 goods sutis paid fr. Afdrrss.
0o00oagv ouppkv Mo0eg, pslsnsn. oaoo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Gin Reltperbeiisrer lit ssipbbnlid
Elm Wann, bon benz feline eissns 80,
m;lie tuinidt, oab er bel ii9 ielbit
nit benz 8erbeieru nnfanasn moas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Nid;s iiberSeust raider, als ell Der.
iu6 nit 9e8itt's Bit9 Sa5el salbe
bel Sranowunben, 0ueiiduusen, Sdir
iunsen, Sauttrantbelten unb S6morrhoi.
Den. Raffer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Sober Rann slaubt, bas er ssfpis
%beriibmtsr iuerosn ipirbe, ipcnr er nstr
Seit bdtte. 9soidte 81 idreiben. Geine
5rsunoe oanfen benz Simmel Sas Ct
uidt mebr irsie i3sit bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
r,Y bifoiopbie G.

n@ebe 9iemanb eineu Ratb," belebr.
te Onfel Status ieinen Sobn; ..ein flu.
ger Wann brau6t ibn nidt, uno Elm
hummer befolet i'm bod nidt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

8enn tbr an aopfipeb uno 8erfiop.
flung leioen tuCat, 10 sebrautt niti
9e8iti's 2ittle GarIp Riiers. Ral.
ter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

Great Hf'se -
issss"ey szvef. y
sseres~fy dad~
hard times NJ .
c~onventence al
ways. The best
outhf ever Offered
fA< h.- 49,. L.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

r. ze1nsohR
rontarase neben bu Sssmaunsr eias
Rims.
Oie5es goRbans bietet Neiftnber ant BE-.
sthers 6oruern bic teiten 0tqueTli&tstisn
Rttiqe 6etten. CUTE 3oa ~ isbr motiasa
Mem. Sar bic Hferbf Der Noranet Hsbt
aerdumiaes Staasebdubs sur Wsrtae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18

r. spir ~ptriauisn 6duaps in oasu 0uoHita itr
uou einsr Ganeue oul,pd rts. "a
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" S. &saLONA:

OTTO M.BY RR.
aebt NIT BEN u. g. Sotsl in gertiussns
Tos eeebrse Hablitam fiRbet bier nfte tts
|iefen Getrdnte iope Hisart,a uae 1l4af
Bans bcionbess
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-05-18
feline &htStcuS

sic i'd III auem Ouantitdten mae ~ ben Ris
brighten Ereiien perfo,lse
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
PiOCHE.

Bingham John-Fee simple title to lots and
impts lots a. IS blk $751; tax 81 ST. penalty 4sc poll
tax S.; adv 50. total 81 IS. ~
carlow Geo-Fee simple title to lots and impts,
McCannon st; tax $2sl. penalty 28c. adv 81, total
$500.
Clark wm-Fee simple title to q lots and impts,
Cornwall Row lots IS. So. Llk 30; taA 81 80, pen
Flynn T M Lots -. II. is, block l. lots 2, 8.
a. as 90 blk 2: lots 10 49, blk L. lots 10 to 81 iu
elusive, blk g. lots %. 49, blk 10; lots 49, - 81.
blk 10: lots g. 49, 49, A. So blk 20; lots S. So 60.
81, g. o. a. 65. e6, 81 blk 81; lots 8. H. 49, blk
22 lots "a 49, 49, 80. ~. A. a. so. 81 49, IS to rs
inclusive. rs to SO inclusive &c. ST. blk 2s; lots Is.
l6 2. Al, ca. 49, "a. &C. n. blk a. lots %, 49, blk
ST. So 81. 49, co. blk %; lots to 10 inclusive, and
81, blk al lots l. 2. 3. L. sc. a. Is, 80, blk 2s
lot 49, blk 80: lots a. a. ~ to 6s inclusive. blk 81
lots %. 2s. 49, 49, &c. 81, 49, 49, &c. 81 4S. 49, 3d. 81
49, 49, 49, 49, 81 IS, blk $751; lots 2a to 50 inclusive,
35 &c. 49, SO, blk SO; lots T. 10, le. IT. as "a, rs, 26
a. 81 IS. 81, 49, 81, 80 to 81 inclusive. s. So
50. 60. 6l e. 49, O. e. SO. SO. TO- blk ST. tsI s. 4s
Goodrich H-Possessory claim to lot and impti
on Cottonwood ave. lot 50, blk q; tax 1915. pen
atty &c. poll tax s.. adv 81. total $s42
on McCannon ct, lot blk 50; fee simple title to
lots and impts, Wandell ave. lots 10. H. u, blk 81
fee simple title to lots Cedar st, lots 49, 49, So
st. lot H. blk 20 possessory claim to some lots
imps In Of lot 4. blk rs; fee simple title to
lot and impts in Of lot TO- blk 81; tax sl6.75
penalty 81 80. poll tax s.. adv 81, total $22.62.
and impts. Main st, lots &c. 81, 50, 80. blk 80; fe
simple title to lots and impts. wandell ave. lot
as, 26. blk 81; tax $26.25, penalty 80 ca. adv 81
| total $3087.
syphus Luke-Fee simple title to lots AM
| impts, Meadow Valley ct, lots 7, 8, blk rs; tn,
| $S,76. penalty SIC, adv 50, total SOL
Warren Geo B-Possessory claim to all OF blk
and impts; tax 1915, penalty $l.T, poll tax 81
adv 81. total $1,000.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
Make a Start.

Judged by its population, Phoebe had q
better representation at the Worlds Fair
last summer, in the way of visitors, than
any other town in the State. 1t is quite
probable that as good, if not better repre-.
scntation will be made at the Midwinter
Fair before its final closing. At Chicago,
the expression was often heard 'If we had
ouly known, we could have made showing
which would discount many of these we
see here, ia minerals and other products,
and with but little trouble, and lisa pity
something wasn't done in time to represent
u.s. Nevada will have much better dis
play on the whole at the Midwinter than
she had at Chicago, but Piocher's there are
liable to experience the same regrets as at
Chicago unless steps are soon taken to show
up what we boast Of so much occasionally.
Nothing has yet been done to this end, and
! the RECORD suggests that public meeting
i be held and some course determined upon,
subscriptions secured. though small, aud
that some sort of practical start be made
About all the cash required is sufficient t.
pay freight charges on what might now b,
gathered in the way Of minerals, ETC., ant
later on, when cereals and fruits matur,
samples could be sent which will open tn,
eyes of skeptics as to the possibilities o
Nevada soil when only given a chance ant
supplied with water.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
A New Corporation.

Arising from the ashes Of the Bullionville
FIRE of last July, comes the Phenix Reduc.
ton Company, organized recently by W. 8,
Godbe and others under the laws Of Nevada,
and which promises much to its incorpora'
tors iu the immediate future. Its property
consists Of the tailings there. some $4,000
tons or more, and the new mill just set in
operation. ".
As stated before by US. one Of the main
features Of the business will be TO reduce
Ferguson and other ores. aid the company
expect to be in position to do this in avery
short time. This will make possible the
working Of number Of veins "hereaboats
and Of thousands Of tons from Ferguson
which without works somewhere in thu
vicinity are absolutely valueless. but which
with q local market will furnish employ
meat to many persons. though perhaps MOI
mach immediate profit to the owners.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
A Elmo Valley

The last number Of the Vanderbilt Shaft
contains fine article on our fertile and pro.
ductive Muddy Valley. This valley is
recognized by all who have seen it as one Of
the richest in natural resources to be found
in the inter. mountain region. The Shaft in
speaking Of it says: There are $4,000
acres Of land. enough to provide l6o.acrs
farms for 1877 families. There is plenty Of
water. at least 1900 inches in the springs,
and water which is just As pure % any that
can be found anywhere. No variety OF
fruit yet tested has failed to grow here.
The yield is large and the quality perfect.
The grapes grown are very fine, containing
forty.two per cent sugar. OF vegetables
and field products, two crops year can be
produced" and recognise what paradise
IL will make for thousands when the Nevada
Southern once TOUGHER IL. So 1t VII, and
the question will be. Why were it, treas.
ursrs not appreciated sooner and erousn'
into uasS
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED

State Of Nevada. County of Lincoln. Distric,
or Prosecuting Attorneys Office.
To the follc wing named defendants aud to ali
owners Of OF clsmants to tho real estate ard i'm
provements thereon. hereinafter describ I'd known
unknown You hereby notified that su,t
have boeu commenced In the District Court Of tbs
State of Nevada in and for the County OF Ii ,csln
by the state OF Nevada Plaintiff, against the H.
PENDANTS hereinafter named, and each Of tho fol-
lowing described tracts or parcels OF land with the
impr lvements thereon and all owner Of. ciaj a.
ants to the same known or unknown TO Recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said Deiendsnts
against said property for the fiscal year commen,
ing first Monday in January a. u. 1898, and end.
ing second Monday in September A. d 1898 and
that a SUNNI ons has been duly ISSUED: and you ara
further notified that unless you appear and answer
the complaint filed In the Office Of the District
Court OF the Stale of Nevada in and for the COUNTY
Of Lincol in said cause on or before the 9th day
of February A 1894, Judgment will be taken
against you, and the real state and mprovements
herein describ for the amount of tax and dein.
quency specified, aud cost uf suit Tax and deiin.
quency, Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
Railway 10. and all owners Of or claimants known
or unknown.
The said action is brought to recover Judgment
for the sum OF thirty-hvs hunjred and fifty AMI
eighty eight one huudredths dollars, that is u say
nine hunderi ana twenty two Que hundreiths
dollars State tax and twenty six hundr and hfsy
and sxty-six One hundredths dollars County Tax
total amount thirty-fve hundred and fifty and
eighty eight one hundredths dollars together with
ten per csntum. and twenty-five per centum on
said sum penalty all in gold .oin, delinquen
taxes on property hereinafter d-rcribed, together
with percentage and costs as is provided by law.
as fully set forth in a complaint on file the same
being for tau on real and posscssory claim and
personal property for the year A. D. 1893 described
| as follows to wit:
Possessory claim to surveyed right Of way for rail
road OF sixtyhve miles, ore less running frop,
the state line the east, south west down Glover
Valley Wash TO within three miles OF Phoebe; W til
sixty miles. more less uf prepared roa bed con.
sisting of cuts. hlls tunnels, etc, and known a.
the Milford and Piochs line o. the Ore gon sho.
! Line and Utah Northern Railway situated IN
Lincoln county, Nevada, value Of real estate 3l0O.
OOO value OF personal property s25, total $O0 cas-
| W CULYERWELL
District or Pro ,acuting Attorney for lincoln
| County.
Dated Phoebe. New ada. January 16. 1894.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
BuIlionvilIe Mill.

The mill at Bullionvills begun operations
last Thursday and has succeeded to the full
expectations of the owners The 400 tons
of chloridized tailings on hand at the FIRE
last July are being put through. Every.
thing works satisfactorily and the output i,
fully up to expectations. Several hundred
pounds Of bullion is out and ready for ship
ment.
To avoid as much as possible. danger from
fire. electric lights will be used for the mill
store and boarding house. Murray C.
Godbe yesterday took down from here the
small dynamo from the Yuba works and
will place it in operation next week. Thi'
will supply all the lights needed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25

The Mingo Smelling Co., of Sandy, Utah.
has changed its name to THE Pennsylvania
Smelling Co." The change will not affect
the management or operation of the works,
There is q probability Of a rife match
being arranged between the Carson Guard
and Company B Of San Francisco. The
latter is the crack company Of the California
National Guard at tho the target.
"Thst's 8 ane baby, Virgins. How
much does he weighs" Depends on the
time Of day. About o'clock in the morn.
ing his weight seems to run up to about
eighty pounds. Denver Star.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
MONDAY. 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1894,

or 80 much Of each parcel as will pay the amount
Of taxes delinquency and against 1t, will be
sold by me, as County Treasurer and Ex- Oficlo
Tax Receiver Of said County Of Lincoln. at IL
O'Clock NJ. Of said day. at the front door OF the
court house. at the town OF Pioche in said county
to satisfy such taxes. delinquency and costs Said
sales will be made subject to redemption within
Elk months after the date of sale, by payment Of
with three per cent per month thereon from the
date of sale until paid In accordance with the pro
visions of Section of an act of the AZURE Of
the State OF Nevada, approved March l2th, 1885,
page III.
Phoebe. December Is, 1898. -
= W. J. DO0LEY,
County Treasurer and Ex-0facio Tax Receiver OF
Lincoln County, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25
NOTICE
TAX SALE
Delinquent List OF Property for tho Year
1893. Lincoln Coanty. Nevada

Notice ia hereby given to those whom 1t may con.
Germ, and to the following named persons, and 70
all owners Of or claimants to, the resi- estate and
ia. provements thereon or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described. known
or unknown, that the taxes, for State and
County purposes for the year A. D. 1898, assessed
against the following described pieces or parcels of
property are now delinquent; that ten per cent
penalty and two dollars 50 00l cost OF advertising,
has been added In each case and that any piece or
parcel Of property upon which said taxes, penalty
and costs shall remain unpaid on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-11
AasynEEIs.
EContinued from 9Th psge.

When they gave him more gin he eaid, 81
don't want to take it, I'm afraid twill kill
me-"
To clinch the suicide theory we have
he ard thst Ambrose GetchpIl had two iron
hound JUS. Wonderful defence, isn't H.,
to drag In here the history OF two iron
bound jugs! And he was seen with one,
Sunday, 30 Laforesr Eben Tfssk says. He
had the jug. SO Trask says, and drank from
il, Sunday. and go the stry Gimme came
from that jug. Mrs. Ge,chell says thi,
iron-bonnd jug has been about the house
all the time. But what opportunity to go
down cellar to that iron-bound jug and
commit suicide did he have? This story
about the jugs is tn and you know it.
Was this brough, in to throw light on the
csseI II was brought in here as pretext
for a reasonable doubt. Then the bottle
found in the pocket of the pocket of the
coat has been disposed Of. Then the bot
tie which she says Monsoon Getcheli took
from George because it wasn't proper for
him to have it. Would Monson Getchell
be likely to say what was proper for
Gaorgie to have, if he's as stupid as they
have said ne is! II he il stupid he's hon.
est, and when he tells you that he never
is the feeblest pretext ever dragged into q
case to befog the jury. Have they shed
one single ray Of light on the whole case?
The only thing they've proven is that
Henry Getchell is dead. He got that
strychnine some where. Was that the cause
of his death? Are you not convinced that
everything he took before dinner was his
usual dose Of gin and sulphur! Now the
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he didn't go down cellar or to the barn. 1t
isn't pretended now that he went anywhere
but to the well. He ate at the table of the
same food as the others di Il. Is it not alb
solutely demonstrated that the strychnine
which William Henry Getchell had in his
body at death was got from that bottle Of
gin and sulphur? Now, then, the furth' r
proposition is, how did it get into that
bottlel
Here recess was taken until Friday at
8 A. M.
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CALIFORNIA
A. Seen, ty Hon. +. N. simpson.-strangs
Features Motel.

Glow did you enjoy your tip to Califor-
mia last winter" inquired q JOURNAL re-
porter yesterday of Hon. f. M. Simpson
of the Governors Council
Every finely" he replied, and added,
California has delightful climate, par
ticularly the southern part. The orange
groves are very beautiful, especial
ly those in Riverside. l visited
one there, owned by an Eastern
man, which had driveway through it Fix
miles in length, and on each side were
Urge orange trees, loaded with fine ripe
fruit. The grounds were attractively laid
oat with flower beds, fountains, etc.
"a curious feature about the soil iu the
southern part of the state is, that it is very
hard and of q granite color. One long I'M
paved street in San Diego is as hard as
though it were paved, which is due
to the nature Of the soil.
In San Francisco. during July and Au.
gust, there is a strong, cold wind in the
afternoons which makes the weather really
chilly, and it is said that it is colder there
at that time than in winter
The grass in the southern part of Cali
fornia is always green. A man told me he
had cut his farm seven times during the
year, it yielding in all about 20
tons to the acre. This was al
falfa grass. A tree grows there
which can be cut every four years.
Its growth 10 remarkable. Many people
depend upon these trees for a living cutting
them and selling the wood, fuel being
scarce.
al was in California I've months during
the winter season and one of the strange
features noticed was The many clear days
when not cloud could be seen anywhere
in the sky, something unknown in the East
during the winter. once visited An orange
grove after heavy wind storm AMI it was
estimated there were 200 carloads of
oranges on the ground, these being allowed
to decay as they were not firm enough to
ship and there was no demand there for
them.
IAN the cities and towns are laid out in
blocks which adds 10 their appearance.
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The grocery store of G.. ID. Haskell, b''
side, has undergone the changes pianls''
and is much more convenient and roon5'
A fine large tank for cleaning fish, Shei'e'
for crockery, shelves for canned goods
new counter ia the center OF one OF hs
rooms, a portion of new floor, remodeinhs
of the Office, raising windows to di'p"
fruit, are some of the changes and improve
ments.