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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16
TIE POWER OF UNION.

Sweep. backward, oh reign of the people,
Sweep onward, oh reign of the wrong,
For the soul of the nation is sleeping,
And will not awake to the song
That the angel of freedom is singing,
For the sons and the daughters of men,
To arouse from the thraldom about them
And be true to their brthright again.
Sweep onward oh pride of the people,
Sweep onward oh master and slave,
And cover with sable and sackcloth
The land that made freedom grave!
There's II clanking of chains ON the people
Coming up from the West and the East,
AS they fall at the feet of their master
And whine for the crumbs of his feast.
Sweep back oyer years that are golden
Sweep on over years yet to be;
Bridge over the turbulent torrent
That will flow with the blood of the free,
For light cometh out of the darkness;
'Tis an angel, with liberty's crown.
To place on the brow of people
That today in the dust are bowed down.
Sweep onward oh star of our order.
Sweep onward oh union of men,
Put your hand in the hand of your brother
And swear to be freemen again.
In union of right be united.
Till our tyrants shall tremble to see
How great is the will of the people
When united they swear to be free.
At the conclusion encoring was in
dulged in until the trio were com
PEELED to sing the song through a
second time. MEMORABILIA.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16
NOtice-COntcSt.
United States Land Office.
Rnisn CITY MAY LII 1891

BOISE Clly. May IL. 1919. J
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Harden Shelf against Arthur f.
Roberts for abandoning his homestead en-
try No. 1914 dated May 18th, 1898, upon
the el ned and sw4 net and set nw4 of
section "a, Up. north, of range 4 W, in
Washington county, Idaho, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry. the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear
at Weser, Washington county, Idaho, be-
fore the clerk of the probate court of said
Washington county, Idaho, on the 10th
day of July, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. M, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
the allegations contained in the affidavit
of contest, wherein it is charged that said
Roberts has abandoned his said home
stead.
Hearing win be had upon the files. tes-
timony and record in the case at the Land
Office at Boise city. Idaho on July Is.
1895 Affidavit of inability to secure
personal service having been filed in this
office, service by publication is hereby
ordered.
22t6 MILTON G.. CAGE Receiver.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho,
March % ISO5

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention TO make final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the clerk of the district court
of Washington county. Idaho, at Weiser.
Washington county, Idaho. on June l.,
1895. viz: John W. Ayers. Weiser, Idaho,
homestead application No. 1865. for the
WI swt section 4. aud W. nwl section o.,
tp 10 N. r W. B. r. NJ. Idaho.
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz; Thomas p.
Marvatt. Leander a. Day, Clement +.
Drake. John w. Walker. all of Weiser,
Washington county. Idaho.
10 CgABLEs HMRup, Register.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16
THE ONLY QUESTION.


Are you for the free coinage of
silver at the traditional ratio Of 10 to
l, or are you not? This is the only
question to be asked and answered.
The opponents OF, silver are class
distinct and separate from the people
and their interests are directly OPP
posed to any condition that will ben
eft the laborer or producer. To
make what they now possess worth
more, and labor and commodities
worth less, is the Fundamental prin-
ciple of their creed. Look all along
the line and see the class that the
advocates of silver have to contend
against In the United States, the
whole power Of the administration,
with its overwhelming influence
Look to Europe, apd the same condi-
ton obtains. The idea there has been
in full force for generations, and the
single gold standard idea in this
country is only an importation. The
financiers of the old world point to
the fact that their system has built
up wealthy class and deprived an
other class of the means to better
their condition, and so insdiously has
the system been conducted through
generations that the results seem to
be the effect of natural law, when
in fact it is only the gradual extern
sion of a subtle and sinister scheme
that, unopposed and with time as the
chief factor, will sap the life and
energy of any nation. In the old
world the people are powerless. In
America the people can still rule if
they will The danger now is that in
obedience to demagogues they may
be led away from vital ISSUES by the
fallacy Of party demands. Even IN
Idaho, where no difference of opinion
should be possible, we already have
heard the suggestion that party con
sideratlons were paramount. The
governor of our state has expressed
himself in no uncertain terms when
lie says the "mantle of partsanship
must be laid aside, and so it must
be. Against us are combined the
intellect, wealth and influence of two
continents, for English interests are
as strong against silver interests in
America as any opposition we have
at home. There is no room for fur.
ther argument, If the continued
distress and increasing poverty that
we, as a people, have and are endur-
ing is not conclusive proof, then none
can be given. Beware of false
lights. If you are for free coinage
Of silver, l6 to |, set other political
ideas aside for the time and adhere tc
the one vital issue, for even with the
united action of the people the result
is doubtful and success by no means
assured. And the fact is that today
this nation is threatened with Il NOR,
dangerous enemy than it was in 1861
and the call for volunteers with theil
ballots is now as urgent as it wa.
then for them with their bullets.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16
YOUR PLAIN DUTY

Is to make the trip to Chicago on the
Chicago. Union Pacific & Northwestern
Line. Why Time the quickest solid
vestibuled train. no change of coach at
the Missouri river Through first and
second class sleepers and dining cars. For
J. w. LApIsH,
Agent L. p. System.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16

can dispose of their products to Chi
namen at about half the price they
will require at home, and also open
up more competition in agricultural
products, etc. The probable effect
will be to lessen the chances of the
American working man as regards
labor wages and fair prices.
AS an evidence of what could be
done if the efforts of our government
were in the direction of securing
Mexican and South American trade,
we give the following:
ATLANTA. Ga, May president Will
liam &. Raoul, of the Mexican National
railroad is in this city on his way to New
York. whence he sails for Europe on
Wednesday. HI said today:
"When meet the English directors of
the Mexican National railroad, will have
to emphasize the points nude in my last
annual report in which, accounting for
the dividends paid when 50 many Amer-
4
attributed it to the impetus given TO bust
ness in that country by the use of silver
for money. For four years successfully,
during which time American roads have
failed to pay dividends in the face of an
exchange of two TO one TO meet our fixed
foreign charges, the Mexican National has
Melted profit Of $500 600 over each pre-
ceding year. The use Of the silver dollar
has stimulated every industry, and there
is "A continued movement of prosperity in
that country"
The above is a plain statement of
facts and results, and the policy that
our government has adopted in de-
stroying our silver industries has
made us poor as a people, when in
all common sense we should have
been prosperous.
Quite numerous party of ladies
and gentlemen from the east are in
Payette and are looking into the
merits of that section in the interests
Of the Plymouth colony. lnforma-
ton, so far as can be had, indicates
that their impressions are favorable,
and WIZ not? No locality can offer
superior inducements for soil, climate
and present social surroundings, and
there is room for many more similar
communities and their coming would
result in mutual benefit
There must be a large amount of
railroad news somewhere, judging
from the fact that we are not getting
any. But being conscious of the
fact that we have the only practical
route affords immense consolation but
is becoming rather monotonous.
All the indications at present are
that the supreme court will upholC
the income tax. This will be one
point gained by the people and about
the only one for the past thirty years.
The Short Line aad Utah Northern
receivership is probably settled and a
separate receiver will be appoint
ed. Egan will be the man. The
effect on our local interests is an oper
question and only time will show the
result, but we are not afraid to ven
ture the opinion that the change will
be Tor the better.
The absolutely safe gasoline stove
has changed its mind and on the 1871
six persons in Baltimore were burned
nearly to death Those who us,
them want to bear in mind that ther,
is nothing so uncertain as surf
thing.
The revolution IN Cuba is growing
in spite of bombastic Spanish lies tC
contrary, and there are grounds tC
hope it will succeed If there il
anything in the justice of cause i
ought to.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-05-16

zen of our own country, yet a traitor,
to bring about this much desired end.
1t is now very evident that this silent
force was at work and worked dill
gently to bring about the end; and so
it happened that whole administra-
ton was secured by false promises.
Mr. President, the story that my
friend, the Creole, told us the other
night reminds me of how gullable the
American people are. / mean when
that Austrian told two school ma ans
and few scholars a story about
moles and monkeys, how they and
the city authorities should kick up
such a dust about it as to do the very
thing the fellow wanted them to do.
Now they would not do that for an
American citizen, but they done it for
the Austrian This seems to be what
all our officers or people in authority
do. They will do anything for a
foreigner but to lay down their guns
they won't do that But it takes a
long train of abuses to make them
take up their guns. Now, gentlemen,
in conclusion, | will pray for better
times; that happiness and prosperity
will once more bless our country
that the great God will open the eyes
of our people and in the next contest
that they will put a party in power
that will run the government in the
interest of the greatest number of its
citizens and once more bring happi-
ness and prosperity to our homes. |
understand our president and two OF
our members have been practlcing fol
a week to sing our closing song to.
night. 1t is getting late and l am
pleased to give way"
The President: ''Gentlemen of the
Club: AS this shall be our last meet
ing for many months, | will sing 9
song composed by young lady OF
Oregon and published in the Knights
of Labor Journal"
The president and two members
sing:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
Ansebabnte Ammatnn9.
CHICAGO fol- Elm neues DerwaltunSs:
SYitem erhalten.
Die ,,Gipic federation" hat cine oahinee:
henoe 6efebcsporlo9c in Springfield
eineerei6t.

@pn einem Gomite Der v@ibic Seberdtion"
tpurbe ge1tern benz M}ttgltebe Der Stats
~ge1eB9ebung S6ana6an cine @eIebDorlagt
i~i6erqeben, tpel9e einen neuen Gbarter fir
bic Stabt G6icago Derlangt, unD DieIelbt
ptrb nabrf9etnli3 6eute nod Dem 0auIt
in @pringfielO borgelegt tDeroen. Senator
Mnt6onb min bieIelbe audi benz Senate Elm
rei9en, fpbal0 er na9 benz capitol 3uritds
te6rt.
Die @orla9e 1T bas &e1uGtat einer Ian.
gen anitrengenben Nrbeit unb unteriu:
dung, tpel9e BON einem aus ~fOlgenOer
6erren be1te6enben Gomite DoQbra9t iDurbe.
Charles $. Mlbrt9, g. g. @regorn, SSoIepf
Mebiu, Sigmunb 3eisler, @iqiam 81
@tles, g. q. 9arbrige, 8rof. @ra9 bor
Der R%Ortbtpeftern l1niDerftdt, Gbpin q
Berlep uno Sobn g. M3tler, yta6 gail
ret3en @onferen5en, gu benen au3 GTz
MaDor 3o9e, s. 8. &ett6 unb Elm beion=
berS erfd6rener damn, Der frii6ere Mdpor
BON 8rpotlpn, Seth 2on, bin5uge5oger
nurben, itbergab man bas Mdterial etnem
aus Prof, @rap, 8arbrtbge unb Perlep Be-
itebenben Sub=Gpmtte our MuSarbetti1ng
&ur3 gefagt, Deretntgt Die neue 8orlag(
bic 9e5dmmte administrative @etpali mi
Observation-Disclosures in ben 6dn0en be-
M1Dprs, pel9er cine bieriG6rige Mmts3ett
erbalten unb nt3t tpteber tpdbGbar fem ion
Ser geIeBgebenbe &Drper TT, pte bis6er, Del
Stabtratb. Die Stobt lit tn feds 8e3trft
get6etlt, in benen ie feds NGbermen fir BIT
9auer zines eSa6res getpGblt tperben. Nu=
Der bieien nerben bur9 cine @eIamnttpub1
nod 3pDlf tpeitere MDermen eripdDlt, 0ener
bic iibrigen unteriteQt ftnb. Serner bette.
FEN flint Grecuttb=0 Departments, an berer
Spite Der Comptroller, Der StabtzS 6aB.
metiter, Der superintendent, Der Som.
mifdr fir Dffentli@e Nrbeiten unb bel
@ommtRGr fir bic Dffentli9e Si1er6et
ite6en. Dem MapOr tebt bas &e9t gu
biefe 8eamten 1elbit gu ernennen pDer ab3lt:
feben, nobel er ft6 na3 ben fir ben Giotl
0tenft geltenben &egeln 3u ri9ten bat. 81
6at ferner Elm abfolutes, unanfechtbare,
8eto unb i'm Stabtratbe 3tpar nt6t Der
8orftb, a6er etnen Sib, unb bas 9te9t, il
bic 9e6atte %etn3ugretfen. 9ds @e6alt be-
Mapor8 TT auf $4,000, bas Der Oeparte:
mentszGbefS auf ie $4,000 unb bas Der Nl:
bermen auf ie $25OO fe1tgefebt.
Mu4 fir bic BON Der @tabt 3u oergeben:
ben Sret6rtefe unb @ere9t1ame 19reibt bi
8orla9e ftrenge 8eitimmungen bor, nel3u
entlpre9enoe @ntf4Gbtgungen fir bic Stab
berlange1t, Die Srbtnan3en iinb 3unG9f
elmer aus ben flint 0eportementszGbe he:
feben6en @DntroGz8e6Drb etn3urei6en
@rit tpenn iie BON Diefer gebiuigt finb, ge:
ben fte an ben @tdbtratb, nomit i6re enb.
gitlttge &nnabme iebo9 mod nt9t gefi6er
tt, ba, tpte oben ertpd6nt, Der MaDor cir
B foluteS 8eto ausfpreben fam.
9tefe N~euerung in benz @erlpaltunos.
lpitem unferer @tabt tann, tpenn lie ii6er.
baupt Nntlang finbet, ert bann in 8raf
~treten, tpenn bic augenbltdGt9 Der 2egisGa:
tur borliegenbe @eFeBesborlage fir bic 81:
pilotenft@gfeform angenommen pirp,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

uAI0ALunHtCU'
Stem @prf 8iano Go.. Upright @pieuboIs. $135
8eeb & Cons. Upright. gbenbol5 .......... 1876
@olbD Upright, grpBes gSormat. ........... 200
Sto0oaro Yarlpr @rano ................ 100
@teinma1 8arlor 8ron0. u. 375
Slider Upright, Gbenbol5 ................ $50
&imbou Upright heller fancD &aiteI y. =. 1875
9etmer Upright &oienbDl3 ............. $50
&u0mig Upright, WtohoqpnD 49,. -. 80. 100
@aibbMrn Upright MobagDnn ............ 200
Gnobe l1prigbt. WaunuB ........... -. 1926
Stetutp00 Upright. @benbol5. -. -. i. $50
Slider Upright WtabaQonp ........... 275
&Ha6e Upright, &o1rnbOl3 ............. 375
Steinpan Upright, Jtoeubpl3 .... 425
6nlet & 9aotS, 03abagonp -. 275
WeDlin Upright, lpe3iele Sprte. ......... 200
S6Dn g~ebraN6te squares.
Sinoeuton square .................... =. so
gerptDn Square So. rs
EOpt u @abD square ............... IS
0aIlet q 01pts square ................ 10
StetHDdg square ................. $50
SSl1Der Sqnare .............. us
Sin bubItber StuBl uno 9efe iinb nit iebem 8iaur
oDue GEtra.Se5abInn9 ein9eidloieu.
C@~
Z5mMAaA1
G6e @abaib 2tOe. nmS 9tOamts Str.
15io,1S
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
Die We1t=D drfbeb0roe.

Die @eitfeite : Yurtbeb0rbe 3ieIt sefterr
Na9mtttag etne ~8erfammlung a6, 6aupt:
id4lt9, UNI ii9 BON @eorge %. 9orr elmer
&otenan1dlag fir Ote8oQenbung b,3 Me1t:
lettesYartiptems porlegen gu laiIen. 9e1
Uni 4lag betraf Die 8D0enbung DeS Sum:
bolotz, Garfield unb 9ougGaszparf3, bel
9umbolot8Dulebarb Big gum Qtncpln Bart
oeS Soutbpeft=8oulebarD Big gu BEN 8ou:
leparbs be5 Siiopurt%@Ditems, bes Doug:
Las 8oule0aro unb bes Ogben Nbe. z@tQ.
ouctes. 9ier3u btelt 0orr bic Summe boz
$1,892,OO0 fir notbnenbig, pprarf Del
GommifGr Sliber cine H"eToIution Elm:
ret4te, in Der bic 9egisGatltr .er1u3t mirb
CUR 8oQenoung bes Spitems bic Gummt
BON $500, 1000 gu betpi1iger.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
Stdott1hes,
9e(et(e=Gr006ung.
9utf@aften oes Mapors.
8ertdt oes 5inans=G omites.
perfdieoenes aus Ger stoOtratbs sibuns.

@nblt6 lit man nit Der Srage Der 8ez
Ieifeer60bunq Elm qutes @tiid tpetter getom7
men. @etern na6m Der Staotrat9 aller7
btnos crit nq6 befttqer 9ebatte Die SrDtz
mana an, tpel9e bic @rbObung Der 0ele11e
Der Nprt6peftern @8abn BON Der gtodnel
Biz 8ur 40. StraBe anorbnet, Die Inter
~fiibrunqen, BEL pelben bus @traBenrloedu
b09tens 3 1E2 SUP 9eienft peroen ioG,
miifen cine 606e Dpn - SUB BADEN, uni
finb an &eDaiez, @omanz, ct, 2ouis @be.,
Central 9arf 8oulebarb, 9an1ltn Nbe. uni
Meft 40. StraBe an3ulegen. Die Mlbans
Mpe. mfrb e~in1tpetlen tetne 0ur9fobrt err
6alten, neil bic 8abn9efeII9a it9 BART
nGdiq peiqerte, bte1elbe gu bauen. Nm bic
fem 8untte mGre beind4e Die Srbina13 gez
f6eitert, tpenn nt9t Die StabtrGt6e Wea00en
un0 Mc@iQen in berebten @Orten fir Die
Srbtnan3 etngetreten tpdren. Der ein3t9e
3uIoB, me19er gu Der Srbtan5 9emac4t
DurDe, ndr BON alderman Gallagher borges
f9ldgen unb Derpfli6tete bic Nort6iDei term
8a6ngeIeQ19aft, alle 9ur9fa6rten duf tbre
Soften eleftrt19 gu beleu9ten. Die Orbiz
nan3 pafiirte f4lieBlt4 nit So ge9en
Sttmmen.
alderman Ma6ben rei9te Die id6rlt9C
@etpt1igungsOorIage bes Sinun3@@Omttes
elm, tpOrin iebo9 nur Die @efammtbetrdg'
fir Die ein3elnen Departments 1usgepor.
fen ftnO, 9err Mabben ertlGrte, DaB Bis
CUR nd4ten Stbung bic Gtn3el6eiten fertig:
geiteut nerben %t0nnten, tpeSbalb bef9Gof1er
purbe, Die 8orlage Bis ba6in 5uriidSuiteuer
uno oann al5 @pe3ialgeI9Gft iOfort gu er
leOigen.
Snpiepeit bas 5inan3zGomite BON BET
Mni3ldgen bes @pmptrpGers abnei9t, er
gtebt Die fDlge11be Recommendations.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
StherItd1 1efet 7hr

bic iii bteier 3eitun9 per0fentli6ten 3eus=
ntlie betre1s 9oob's Soriapartla. Ste Be-
ltdttgen it6er ieben 3weifel binaus, baB
QooO'S turirt.
8ertopfun9 u1b aue 2eberleiben werbeu
Our9 9oob's 9tIIen 9ebeilt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
8auerlaubntBf6ein
purben geitern an fOGgenOe perIOnen aus
npg4pMt-

Duf0en gelfetn an foIgen0e YerTOnen aus
geteIt:
S. 81, 8OugOrb, 8peift0dige Srome> flats
1914 9tberfeD NDe,, beranI 9lagt ua
$4,000; Ntels Sud, bret 5tpetftDdtge 8rids
Stats nit &ellergef9oB, 112 MOobfinot
Nbe. unb 1969-70 Baulina Str, beroll=
i3lagt auf $4,000; 30, Ousfe, 3peit0dig(
Stats nit &eqerge19oB, 1912 Stst Ctr.
0eranf4lagt auf $24OO; 81. peterfon, 3tpeiz
itOdtge SramezSlats, 5O4 @9ppl @traBe
berani3lagt auf $4,000; Sobn Ooung, 3tpe:s
it0dtge 8ridf3eune unb NnbQu nit ReQer.
gef9oB, 4542 Mt3igan Mbe., beranI9lugi
auf $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
$der' uto Grnf
miro nit oer Sonntaess2Iuseab Ger DJuiuois
Staats3eitune", ole unter Dem GiteI
,,9er WeIten''
erf9eint, GRATIS eeIiefert.


Dtefe o@tfeitiee, in 6roB.QuortO erfdei=
nenoe uno auf eutem Su4popier eeorudte,
elegant ausoefihrte tluftrtrte 8eiIaee ent=
RdIt ouf DER eriten Settle einen poIitii9en
Carton, weI8er Gret9ntfe, ole aus Dem poIi-
tii6en uno ~fociaIen Seben eeeriTen fino, Dem
Sefer biIoIid Dor 2tueen fibrt; ferner sahI,
reide f~Ieirere JlInfrationen, meifens but
morififher uatur Dem o~eutfdIdnoif4en uno
einheimif9en Eeben entnommeu uno ieoes.
NAL 3wei er06ere PoI3idnitte, por3iieIi4e
ua6ahmuneen DER meiterperfe DER oeut.
f4en, fran30ff9eu uno itollentiben SduIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

Srau Nnna 9abOGeTon ftar6 gefern
i'm @ountDboIpttal an elmer &~iidgratberIeBz
ung, bic tie fi9 babur9 3u3og, baB fie, BON
@9mer3 gepeintgt, aus Dem 4, @todmert
oeS 9ofpttals fprang unb nur bes6alb benz
ougenbltdlt9en SObe entging, neil fe auf
3temlt3 bod liegenben S6nee fiel, Sic lit
an Der Stole.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

Steuerltntloge fir 1896. ... 81. 24O, 355, 10 $13, 991, 924. 95
WfaDor 6ppftns md9te in elmer 3u1hrtfi
ben StdDtrdt6 duf bic bringenbe Npt6tpenz
otgtett zines grDBeren Ma1Ier3ufluiTeS fir
Dffentlt4e unb prtpdte 3nede aufmert1am
Or empfte4lt cine @rbD6ung Der 2~ei1tungsz
fd3tgtett Der Yumpftationen bur6 Mnf9afz
flung bon PumpmaI8tnen NIT Is &ef1eln
11euei ter Contribution, bic tGqlt9 80 MtQioz
nen @alDnen 0afIer me6r liefern piirDen.
Die Soften fir bteie Neuerunq piirben fi6
ouf nur etpa $276,OOO belaufen, cine
@umme, Die i'm 8ergGei9 gu ben rnfo1ten,
ipel4e Die beralteten, jebt i'm @ebrau6e
1tebenoen Ntuf4inen bur9 Me6rperbrau6
on &oblen unD 3epdrdturen berur1a9ten,
als cine @r1parntB gu betra6ten lei.
Sn elmer tpetteren 8otI3aft f9lGgt Der
WeaDOr Die 8etpiQtgung bon $4,000 fir
bic 4nlegung elmer eleftrt13en Qt6ttation
Dpr, UNI D~enjenigen 9traBen, pel6e in Dem
1iiblih Dpn Der %. @traBe unb neftli6 BON
Der @iRlano Nbe. begren3ten 8e3trte liegen,
cine 8eleu3tung 81 geben, SSn bte1em Sc
btete %beftnDen it4 ungefd6r "a Metlen Dffentz
lt9er StraBen, Die tpeDer cine @a8laterne
mod Elm eleftrif3eS Qi3t beIiBen, 1onbern
1th nit menigen unb nod Da3u 609it man
oelbaften @a1pltnz2ampen beqniiqen mii11en.
y&a9 ~ldngerer 9tstufton purDe bic pom
alderman 6opeG eingebra3te Orbinan3,
tpel4e Der nS0ut6 Chicago NuiGroaD Com
pdrD" erlaubt, ba8 eleftrt19e SroQepTDftem
IN Der 70. Ctr, NbbiIpn Qbe., H., rs, 95.
@traBe, SnDiana 8oulebarD, Mbenue &.
Sorrence NDe., ia. Str, g6ittenben Gpqb,,
South G4tcago Nbe. unb 0pnar6 NDe. elm
3ufubre1, NIT 43 gegen 10 @timmen angez
nommen.
@u4 9err 0ertes er6ielt nie6er etnmuI
etnen Sretbrtef. Mttt 81 gegen 4 Gtimmen
qelangte Die bon MlOerman Seats aufqeruz
fene Orbtnan3 CUR Nnnabne, tpelfe Der
"S9oen Street &atlipaD Gompan1" ipdbrenb
5%pan3ig Sabren ben 8etrieb elmer elettrii6en
StraBenbdbn auf folgenben Streden err
laubt: Ne1t As. Ctr, Dber 61mun MDenl1e,
ION Weit NtdbtIon Big Meit IL. @troBe:
@eit II. @traBe, bon Met 40. @trqBe ODER
@ratpforo @benue Bis Beit 48. @traBe ober
9pman 4oenue; Meft 40. StraBe DDer
Srotpforo Nbenue, BON Me1t Maoifon Bis
Me1t 81. StraBe; Sgben MDenue unD Meff
26. StraBe, BON Meit 40. @traBe DDer
@rdtpforo &Denue Big We1t 46. @traBe Dber
our tpeitlt8en tabtgren3e; 81. @traBe, BON
QBe1t 40. StraBe Dber Gratpfprb Mpenue
bts CUR Ne1t A. StraBe ooer CUR peitlt8en
@taDtgren3e.
Die beri6tigte MiG6zOr binon8, iopie
cine Orotnan5 Der nGpr1popb Contribution
&c @lectric Company" purben einfu6 uab
acta" gele9t.
Sine berettS lett Wo3en an9etiinbiQte Srz
binan3 Der n@bicdgo 8eQ Qtne Street Hatlz
rpao Gompanp", tpel3e etnige neue @traBen=
bobnltreden er0ffnen mil, iotpie cine loI9e
an oas @tienbabnz@omite bertpieIen.
Den 3tpeirabbeftBern fpirb es ~be1onbers
intereRont fetn, buB Die f9pn 10 oft beIproz
dene, Dom @OrporationsantpaIt ausgearbeiz
tete unb BON alderman 8aQarb 9eftern EN-
gerei4te Srbinan3 ibnen cine iG6rGt6e
Steuer bon So oufer1egen min. Sic nur6e
benz Suiti3@GOmite CUR 8%egutadtung iiber=
mteTen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

Sragt Guren 9rocer mad ,S6e SeiBGer
e Sunge Co.'S" r9uater 8rob", Das
f9maf6aftete Some Mabe 8roD", bas ie
BON elmer 8Gderei geliefert tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
235 Wabash Ave., ECke Jackson Str.
1Rnn1oS

G erAbSekmmGe t Int 1ianoS not Der Snoent1rs
~ @mfmabnfe! Mir boben cine Nnsobl 4ianos,
be mn iebr ipeuig ge6rou9t murben-io. in Wirtlidbteit
gerobe 10 gut ME neu iino. g8lr offertren bieie Snitrus
meute ait ben fol9enben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-.
ont iebr leitbte &b5oplungen, I'M nit benielben iofort
0lfa1irIumen.