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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

FOR coLoNIZING 1900 aerea Of high
rolling prairie % Victoria cpanty, hai
mile from station rlcn, ahfh Sunny
loan; very cheap.
1900 acros OF high, rolling prairlei ga
miles from railroad station on Southern
PaclHc N Victoria county; $500 acres IN
cultivation; % tenant houses; p slaDieH'
80 wells, Bind-millsi 50 miles wire
fence: good 7-room residence, barn ana
water works post office established on
the land. This is the cheapest and best
tract W land IN Texas, get prices,
u 900 acres OF high rolling land IN Bee
county on the san Antonio and Arkansas
pass raiifoad. This county Is one Of the
hest Ia South Texas, The above tracts
are eminently well adapted for col
oni2atlou purposes Gel prices ~ once
gross avenue, Houston. Texas. y
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Young man Of good character as clarig
or bookkeepef IN commiaaafy on some
largg farm, OF any hind 81 cicfic,tI
Ala IA
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nusINHss cHANcns.

OIL MILL MEN ATTENTION wan tied
A practical oil min man to take sto&s in
and assume general management II an
oil min at good point; iine chance for
the right man, Address stating amount
81 stock viii take, a. s. &, care Post
u
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ilgAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL.
500 ACRES ON Buffalo bayou eight miles
from city, fine land; well timbered and
Matersdi -FOUR small farms on III Will
sell all or half interest az a sacrifice
this week half each, Eidon Burns, is
STATE, county ana city bonds bank
and other securities bought and 1904,
corr providence soiigifed respraiing IN
code Charles w. Rosenbergar. Holls-
ton. is
4 CHANCE Is worm nothing % yoa IN.
less YOU take advantage VI H.
Here a. your chance.
For ten days / viii ofer twelve desir-
able lots III Ryan'h addition to Houston.
as f0lloBs' MAl sch ssS 81 the sasne for
$40 each and me BALANCE at $50 each,
flhe same are de5irably located. Trigns
S25 cash, baiaf,i ln m1nuliy payments
OF $40 per month. see me quick. OF you
lose me caAlco Mrs. Eette bryan,
Real Esiale AEenL y
THE NEWEST AND SURB5T PLAN--lf
you nave Houston properly or Texas
land for sale o. eNoa9nee, yea can sQt
move on 81 by listing it with rne
Texas Co-operative Land and Coiunza-
don Company. 5Osia Main street. We
operate upon the plan 81 bringing the
buyer and seller race 10 iaee or putting
Other when gives qulck-siep % bus-
ness, Il you are "a tha cry, call IN ner-
son; or II YOU live az a distance, address
ION, Te3as al
BRAZORlA COUNTY Ian os--H,00o acres
81 land FOR sale. We oner for sale our
ranch. situated on Chocolate, Auatiu and
or ID smaller quantities, terms 10 per
cent cash, balance one 10 nine years.
per cent Interest Secured By vendors
ilen. John III and W. W. Hoskins,
phair Erazoria county. Texas
F0R sIT.l5-s5.5 acres liberty county. 300
acrrs nine miles OF Houston. 80 acres
near cify Limits, ipRi adjoining city. Miss
Adams 40 Louisiana street q
40 LEAsfs--New brick store; lor Half
1925 Ncros ~ land; great bargain N taken
Immediately. j.. Bryan a Co, 4H ana
400 KAN DDdlus, q
FOR SALE Frs -fnL7 acres OF lpnd on
me Monigomery road and Two lots Ia
THIRD ward Appiy % owner p. AZ
Coghian, Harrisburg, Texas. y
T'0R sAIE-fIprse and three Tots APP
piy al place. llis Washington street. p
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nnLr wANrnr. lcontlnuea.

Live Insurance agents wanted by the
"Harttord Life Eood contract, W. II.
Patterson, manager, Dnllas. Texas, 4.
w, Carrico, general agent Houston. $50
WANTED Two hrst-clnss BARRIERS: none
others need apply. Address g1i Congress
street, Houston 10.
SAL lgSAiAN wanted to carry finest side
limo on earth; Elgin Cigar Factory,
i-ynchpurg. Va. 4s
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LUMBER YARD for sale al Aqulila,
Iiill county Texas good country; neitf-
est yard fifteen niles; sales average
5000 per month; great hhrgain terms
about $500 cash. Write to the trustee,
Cullen n ThomAs. Waco, TexaA. %
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WANTED BY Young nun. work - a,,,
h9noraple position. Address gl7N Ems
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q REflNtD, Wen educated Young lAdv
aeslres altun ton ns companion for soma
ences exchanged Address * "a
eIossDeeek' Texas IL
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$3.50 WILL. bug seven room eottage. barn,
l2N5o other outbulldings, underground
good fence and cross fence on Miby
stredt. near Judge aendaila resdeneei
terms. one-thigd cash, balance one and
two years. Herbert y. Fuller, l0l KAN
building. II
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COLLECTOR wants position u dotn6,l
ieetlng IN the city: best Of references
steady and reliable. Address af,ni,trf
or. care Post. II
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TJR sAIE-A vlriety Store N DroAper-
Gus Taxas city OF $500; stock about
5000; fine opening Address a. O.. his
office 70
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TUX sAIlI--IUVl HuIrH INC iNnd near
Hockey, an tented $50 acres choice
county; several fine Brnzos bottom plan
tations well Improved, timber lands In
tracts OF go TO 29N00 acres, as tine as
can be found Ia The Statei some oh0ce
Lends. hail prairie aud half timber. on
GREEN'S bayou Harris county. choice
tracts OF acreage near city limits; ele-
CANT houae ana three lots Va Third ward.
Give ps a call. ]. G. Morrow * Co,
5i2 Main street. II
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80 should remember thtt let
Va 70 Initials only are not de-
-I9lea the postofiice If Initials
hsy shonld be directed 10 The
s9me person, firm Jr pcstpfhce
Neltlsements can be left ut cur
XII through the mail to-
QUESTION POST, Houston. Texas
'ag Advertisements, mention this
NJ ls9s
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VVANTED D. $1,000 10 s25,e0u 10 invest In a
business that II paying rs 10 rs per cent
Excellent place for y lawyer. Address
Drawer d. Weco, rsSas. 20
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y ENOGRAPHERS booislgeepers, sales.
NJ and teachers desiring Positions are
ANltei 10 address THE Texas Business
Blnelu' D. W. Hudndil manager, Dat
las VgAHs IS
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WANph Position by stenogranner and
typeWtllfia using the Smith Prerniaf
lnAqnlnet satisfaction Guaranteed All
dress Aiisa u y, Powers f4s South Al
allio street, san Antonio, Texas ii
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WsAMTlci1--By young man, position as
assistant booitseepari four yenrs eX-
rerltnce; good pcnman; beat OF refer
enoes. sninry So per month Address
PASS, care Posi-, %
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EIRSr-,tlAlSs carriage pointer wRiige a
situation ans Nhsre "a tue stare. Cail
AZ iha0 Lubbock street 20
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MADAM VALBEE., Spiritual Mea. jm has
moved to 1915 Uanuin street, corner Cali
houn, siltings ST. seanceT Thursday night
and Sunday night. %
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WANTAD-RgNable man here aud an-
other outside 10 open small offices and
handle my E0als, position permanent
stmplp and references. A. o. Morris
caro- this paper. Is
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You ahou'd have one or tlie blnderH Tor
Sights aud Scenes OF the World Only
a few left Price. 70 cents az office OF
Iha Pot. or 30 cents by man. ID
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SITUATION wanted AT once by young
man n dry goods house or general mef.
ehAnqidei three years experience; good
references, Address T.. q Drawer ~.
Me4ia. Texas ~
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SIS, 009, 600 Michigan 5ayings
and Loan Asgociatlon loans guaranteed
repaid any TINS. w. r. Mcclellan, 1905
Prairie avenue. u
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$1,000 TO LOAN on improved city prop
eTty, frat mortgages and vendors liens
National Loan and Investment Com
pany, childreas a. Taylor, agents, Cot
Ion Exchange building. is
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a MIDDLE aged white woman Wishes Z
poaitlon as cook In private fnn,il.
Address 2iso care Post. r. ~ ~ IA
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A GIN tbat has ssnncd 1000 bales cotton
past season offered Tor sale cash: new
cotton county. 30 per cent more cotton
being piaTdedf this season. Address
Lock Boz 6, Benville Texas 4-6
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WANTED Place ae night waichman:
Poet 20
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MAYRl MONlA All PAPER CunJhiul1S 800
personal advertisements OF marriages
able people OF wealth and culture rom
all sections, Young and old, who wish
correspondents, matted free. Guuueis
Monthly, Toledo Ohio
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wanted by q firsl-clads
French cook, pastry cook ana baker;
good references. Address 1892 care Posi-.
Is
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WAH1ED--Job house Or roof painting;
reasonable salary. Apply 1855 state
street. ". u Kirk Q1
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HEIRS OF James A. Aiberry reques, cor-
respondence with attorney who knows
OF the estate. Address Box So Austin,
Texas. 20
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FINANcIAL

WANT TO exchange one 10 ten head OF
horses Tor lumber or city lots. Address
n 10 ellis. Houston. Texas, S.2)
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I4ELp WANTED.

lady AlFENTSIilie e1Nest md most
pr0utnble thing 10 DO y tfseN the tfS-
nation to the Western Corset Ipp ST,
Louis, Mo,
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MANlglJ--By Il yonnS man. situa4 ION
either 81 restamrama MOTEL OF some otnef
eglahlssGmeil Adlress r., care Sost ~
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WANTI1D-4A good white barber wantoli
must ", single and sober no other hp-
ply "A Bnrkhardt Georsetown, Texas,
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III Q /
r Words timeitimesI wk mo-
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SITUATION az teacher wanted BY geM,o-
mnn, iiret grade i.fc certificate, ten yfhrs
experience, highest references; VIII tencn
y city or cpuntry. Box l3i GEORGETOWN
Texas, ~
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WANTED Situation by first.class
baker In the city OF country. Aidrf.s
BAKER care Houston Post is
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FOR EXCHANGE one nearly new
Decker Bros. upright grand plano,
worth $780, will exchange for city lots,
acreage or land outside j. c. S, Nor
row * co. 20
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NOT1CE-All parties having accounts
against the Arm OF Eosch & Schade
will present them at once, and they
VIII be paid. Losch a Shade. -
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MAiNri0D--roatton as Assistant hook
keeper. salesman or any KIND Of office
work; good references; speak German
bohemian and English. e, H. a., s,ll
Antonio, Dos Sosednh street ~
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a IIADY OF 0NpeTienne WI5iles q HItuNfIon
as nurse and companion 10 i'm inVillld
who Us going North. Address NJ J. Mac.
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MME REUYNER, The uost 8ucae srul
Fortune teller can be consulted unrspn-
atty or by mali on al SUBJECTS fees SOC
aud 81; 6N Travis street. "A
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WANIbl)-s7O00 Tor two years al per
cent, approved Houston business prop
erty. Charles Tlnsley, SIG Franklin
avenue 2O
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WAN tlIl--SIfuatlOn FOR man Nnd WlTe'
wife 20 cook and man 10 make himself
useful, Address Room %, fremont
house. ~
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lss.Tssiss \, BAKERY VIII b T-7c;,
4, Coss aonday morning. March M
Z Al lssS avenue. All itinds "a
,ref1 ases VIII be furnished ~
y feceleatl ail orders viii bs co.,
' =; IT, 4nd delivered. "a
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For oity lots on
lumber. Missouri horses Apply W. j.
b. Richards at Carleton & Co.'S feed
store IA
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sIIUATlON WANTED By middle aKad
lady 70 keep house for wldower Hltn
cpiidren, no objections 10 country,
chamber work or hand sewing. Address
Mrs. ID. Hunter, care Post 40
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WA AfrrsI1.-A good reliable &,rsei refer
cneea required. Nlis HowaiU II, Smith.
2gai Maln slrect. Isl
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THE MOODY Improved Taiior System
for cutting dresses Taught az liz Pral-
RE avenue; dresses made rs
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A COMPETENT MlLLINER wants b
take charge OF millinery department
Of u dry goods store references the
best Address Mrs q =. I-ittlena,l
Houston. Texas. 10
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AGENTS make So per Jay. Grestest kitch-
en- utengii ever Invented HetailH 80 cents;
to sold IN every house. sample post
age paid cents. MeMackin 4 Forshee,
Cincinnati. Ohio. 5.25
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
ARBOR DAY.
Ceremonies viii Be Held to Encour-
age Arboriculture.

Ceremonies viii Be Held to Encour-
age Arboriculture.
Today is Arbor Day by proclamation
of the governor and the day will be
generally celebrated throughout the
territory, especially in the schools, by
the hope of the nation. As the habit
OF setting apart one day in the year for
tree planting and discussion of the SUBJ
jsct of arboriculture originated in q
country school district and from there
spread until it embraced a state and
has since been recognized by most of
the states Of the Union, it is no wonder
that its chief center 10 still in the
schools and in many localities the in
junction 'Go plant tree," is literally
carried out and each pupil erecte a liv-
ing monument in honor of the day.
Ths observance of this day has done
much toward changing the treeless
plains into shady groves, fertile fields
and pleasant homes, but there are still
some localities in several states of the
Union where this day is dead letter,
as the farmer docs battle against the
forest by grubbing out the underbrush,
cutting saplings and deadening trees,
with view of changing woodland to
cultivated fields of corn, wheat or
pasture. The youth instead of plant
ing trees spends leisure hours in piling
brush, preparatory to brush burning,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
ONE YEAR OLD.
The Provisional Govern
ment Celebrates.
1t Passes the First Mile
stone Safely.
Willis Declines to Aid in the
Patriotic Ceremonies.
Great Indignation Expressed by the
People at His Attitude in
the Matter.
By the Associated Pr .ss.

By the Associated Pr sss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IL Correspond
ence of the Associated Press via the
brig W. G. Irwin. Honolulu, January
1.-THE people have prepared for a
great celebration of the anniversary of
the establishment of the provisional
government, which occurred a year ago
today.
Notice of this celebration was sent to
the United States legation by the
provisional government asking that
recognition be accorded it and that
salutes be fired from the United States
war ships in port. Willis, in reply de-
clined to take part in such celebration
on the part of the United States. This
action caused much Indignation in gov
ernment circles. Every preparation is
now complete for the celebration to be
continued throughout the day and at
the mass meeting to be held at Union
square this evening, mum Der of prom
inent speakers will deliver addresses.
Chief among these will be speech by
Walter q. Smith, leader of the American
league party of Hawaii.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The new Mccarthy building at the
junction of Grand avenue has barber
shop, butcher shop and saloon.
There will be racing tonight at the
rink, and half dozen good skaters will
endeavor to rob the champion of his
laurels.
The ball given by the Phoenix Dane
ing club at the opera hovee last night
was great social success. 1t was the
first event of the newly organized club,
and is taken as good omen of the
clubs future prosperity.
s. A. Friday will shortly cease to
twirl the ivory balls and will give up
the unequal contest of paying thirty
five for one. 1t is rumored he will
enter the journalistic field on a small
scale with . weekly military publica-
ton.
DR.. Lawrence Woodruff has not left
the city. His father, Mr.. Lawrence
Woodruff and wife. have after years
visit in Phoenix, gone to their old home
In New jersey, but DR.. Woodruff re-
mains in Phoenix where he enjoys sn
extensive practice.
5. ID. Lount is as usual in the line of
enterprise. His tract on Center street
just north of the city is being improved
by ditchea, trees and other signs of civ
ilization. These four blocks are not for
sale, but were they on the market they
would command handsome figure. 1t
is probable ioms residences will be
erected later.
The Frank Miller stage line has been
purchased by A. L. Fisher, proprietor
of the Star bakery. Mr.. Fisher will
continue the active management of the
bakery and will also supervise the stage
lie. Hs is making improvements in
the transportation service, and offers
first class conveniences as to time and
comfort. There will be daily two stages
each way between Mesa, Tempe and
Phoenix.
DIR. D. M. Purman yesterday filed a
medical diploma at the county record
sr's Office. DR., Purman is q brother
in-law of John Q. White and for several
years has been successful practitioner
at Indianapolis, Ind. Moro than year
ago on account OF Ill health Mrs. Pur-
man came to Phoenix and purchased a
home in Churchill's addition. Her hus-
band was unable to Immediately ar
range his affairs to come. He will now
engage in practice here.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02

which is the occasion of an evening
frolic, and while the sky ia illuminated
during the evenings the sturdy young
farmers make love to the maidens
around the fire. Next comes the log
rollings that are cooperative, as the
neighbors all join in placing the heavy
timbers in piles ready for burning.
The schools of this city will celebrat
at each of the three school buildings
today.
There is no especial time for Arbor
day and the day is selected by the gov
ernors of the several states where it is
observed, taking into consideration the
time Of year for tree planting. Owing
to the mild climate OF Arizona the day
il observed in this territory before in
any other part OF the United States.
By singular coincidence, according
to the calendar, the day is double
holiday here, as February 2 is also
Ground Hog day, or the day on which
the ground hog or woodchuck, hiber-
mating animal, emerges from his bur-
row or winter quarters to view the
progress of the winter. If he sees his
shadow he returns to his den for six
long weeks to wait for winter to break
up, but on the other hand. if he does
not, the inference is spring time has
come. As the ground hog is always
found where timber is plentiful and
Arbor Day unobserved, the events here
in Arizona will hardly conflict, but if
Mr.. woodchuck should appear in this
valley today the bright sunshine would
reflect his shadow and the poor ami
NAL would house up for six weeks dur
ing the pleasantest season of the year.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
PERSONAL.

Dick Arnold is able to be on duty
again.
Lemon hotel arrivals yesterday were
P. M. Smith, Klrksville, Mo. F. Frank
lin, city.
Mrs. A. M. Lee left last night for
Chicago to purchase millinery stock.
On her way she will visit friends in
Kansas and at St. Louis.
J. F. Mnllens. of Los Angeles, travel
ing auditor of the L. W. Blinn Lum Der
company, arrived in the city yesterday,
accompanied by his wife. 49,
Mrs. Swiggert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. V. Warren, after spending q
few weeks visiting her parents, re-
turned to her home in Ell Paso.
Guests registered at various hotels
yesterday were, O. &. Williams, Gin
cinnati; Henry Geist, Chicago; G. o.
Hanover, New York; j. F. Mullen and
wife, Los Angeles G. W. Ward, Peoria,
ILL.,; Geo. D. Lathrop, city.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
The Senate.

The principal speeches In the senate
were made by Stewart and Allison,
both of whom contended that the secre-
tary of the treasury had no power to is.
sue bonds for other purposes than re-
sumption, and it would be a violation
of the law for the secretary OF the treas
ury to use money thus accruing for the
purpose of meeting current expendi-
lures. Dubois said he could not vote
for Stewards resolution because it de-
MED the power of the secretary of the
treasury ia issue bonds for any pur-
pose. Call took the position that the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
BOLD TRAMPS.

Money and JeWelry Stolen and a
Worse Crime Attempted.
Los ANGELES, CAL, Feb. 1.-Two
tramps entered the house of George
Phillips at noon today at Arcadia, a
small station twenty miles from this
place, and finding only Mrs. Phillips at
home ransacked the house, stole all the
money, jewelry and valuables they
could find amounting to several thous-
and dollars. One tramp attempted to
outrage Mrs. Phillips but the other
tramp fearful lest her screams be heard,
caused the assaulting tramp to desist.
Phillips is a son of we'll known tourist
manager who resides at Monrovia.
Officers are in pursuit.