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EoR sALE-oRANGE ORCHARDS, 5-YEAR-
a old; fine crop OF fruit, price, $500 per
acre; one orchard years old, 5000 per acre;
have very fine grove at Alhambra for sale; q
slightly place fora home; price. $500 per acre
A pretty home at Eagle Rock. 80 acres: price,
$4,000. Improved properties at Dnarte, Co
ylna, Glcndora, Pomona, ontario, and few at
Highlands and Redlands. The Pomona Real
Estate Exchange can furnish you with any
kind OF lsnd you want ELMO Il. MESERVE,
lob 5. Broadway. %
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HELP wANrED-Fnmay,E.

AGENCY-MRs. SCOTT 4
kIMISs MCCARTHY, 1OlS. S. B oadway; tel
40 lD-lt N,
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INOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY. 1 HAVE
L two snap bargains-a new two-story house
of rooms, and 5-room cottage. Terms easy
Now if you are looking for good thing call
and see about this. j. w. BROWNING, 142
North Main street.
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- -
Il right piano slightly used. 1855. Hand.
some Ivers 1; Pond Piano, snap bargain not
much used 1880: worth 1900. Largest size
cabinet grand inno, pedals, walnut case.
fine tone s37U, cash or insGlllnenis. K0HLER
& CHASE. -, :. springst.
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CoR sALE-AUCTIoN SALE OF SOME OF
H the finest residence lots on the hills will
take place Saturday next; the lots are on
the line OF electric cars and not far from
Westlake Park: the sale is peremptory,
without limit. Get particulars of c. A.
SUMNER a. CO. 134 s. Broadway. 5
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yKTORTH GOING TO SEE!-A BARGAIN;
w beautiful new Groom house; Kohler
street, near Seventh: also the cheapest lots 4
mile from the postofice; $l4 front foot.
Koher street is graveled, curbed, cement
walked; also 10 acres best irrigated fruit land
$3.50 an acre; $40 cash, 8 years credit, per
cent w. J. FISHER, 227 w. Second street.
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srock-. nnNDs ANp moK:a Aen..

vToR sALg--cARTER & BEECHEE. MINING
j. brokers, represent leading properties: gold
silver, copper lead etc examination, made
and reports furnished by the most competent
and responsible California experts. eOrrcspon-
dence solicited; Information promptly fur-
nished. ONCE. .i25 > broadway 2-2tf
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Why don't you try Boyd e higgins for any
thing in the real estate line. We have lode-
ing houses cheap, oil lot leases, etc. We make
a speciality OF inside property call and sea
us.
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VNOR EXCHANGE-25 ACRES AND is
L acres good alfalfa land, close to city, for
sale or exchange, and some choice fruit
ranches and homes at Ontario. EDWARD
FRASER, ZIG s. Broadway.
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DEMOVAL SALE-BICYCLES, TRICYCLES,
Ii, bugg e. carts. wagons, harness, saddle,
organs, musical instruments, various rifles,
shotguns incubator, horses and cows, spring
motor,f Il horsepower engine and boiler. corn
shelter, striking and lift snd grip machines,
Barnes handpower circular saw. one oak 2
seated surry, nearly new. Yours for bargains
H. MOAT. 40l South Broadway
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F0R ExCHANGr,

spNnA RANCHES POR EXCHANGE; 200
ZUUU houses and lots; groceries, lodging
houses wood and coal yards, etc; property of
every description for sale and ex hange list
your property. Apply to BEN WHITE, III W.
First st. IL II
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roE sALr-o1rY ,.RopKnrY.


ESTABLISHED 1857
NORTON IL KENNEDY
Real Estate and Investment Brokers,
l31 s Broadway
rel. $50.
Orange and walnut groves specially.
Lar ranches for subdivision.
Gilt edge city property.
1926 If
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EOR SALE BY E. A. MILLER,

ToR SALE BY E. A. MILLER,
Fine lot 20 by 217, on beautiful Portland
St, between Adams and Twenty-eighth ST.
Your last chance; $500.
That eleg ant corner of Ninth and West Bea-
con ST., only $50 per loot; worth $50.
That fine home northwest corner of Twenty
ninth st. and Orchard ave-, large lot, good
barn; price, $4,000
Fine s0-foot lot in the beautiful Harper
tract; only $1,000
Large lot on West Beacon st., so by 100 to
alley. Last one; $1,000.
Lot 60 by 134, near Vernon and Orange ST.,
$3.50.
We have sold several lots lately in the
Harper tract, Belgravia and Fitzgerald tracts
but everybody knows this is good property
Z. A. MILLER, 227 West First st.
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T-OR sALE-FINEST LOTS IN BONNIE
Il Brae from $500 to $250O; lot on Twenty
first near Figueroa, $S25: lot on Pico near
Union, $3.50; lots on Vernon and Albany be-
low pico, $3.50. MCKNIGHT IL CLAY, 222 S.
Broadway,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-04
ESTABLISHED 1887
TIME TRACT OF IIOMEs-GRIDER 4 DOWls

TIME TRACT OF HOUSEHOLDER & BOWS
i Adams street tract; 800 50-foot residence
lots corner of Adams street and Central ave.
nue.; Adams street 80 feet wide, and Twenty
eighth street 100 feet wide, both lined with
palm trees; streets graveled; cement walks
and curbs; water pped; 175 lots sold and over
sandy loan 10 mud: the healthiest portion
of the city. Examine this tract now and COM
pare it with other properties. Lots are $500
and up, easy terms. Special inducements
TO those who will build at once. Central ave-
nue. double track electric car line runs through
this tract. Take the Central avenue cars at
corner of Second and Spring streets; the ride
takes only Il minutes. Agents at our branch
Office on the corner of Central avenue and
Twenty-ninth street viii show the property
FOR views OF the tract, maps and all informa-
ton, write or call on us. Free carriages at all
times ORDER d DOW, 1897 South Broad
way. Telephone 1890. 3tf
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VA OODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE,, ZIG 5.
w Spring St; The oldest. largest and finest
equipped commercial school in southern Cali
fornia: q thorough course in the commercial
branches and banking; superior and sue
cessiul shorthand and typewriting department
rooms, perfectly lGh ed and ventilated; cleo
tric elevator for pupils use; new furniture
ana appliances open1, al the year; pupils re,
full Information free c. A. HOUGII, president;
N C. FELKER, vice-president. IA ly
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ruAtIoxs wANTMu-rEmALE.

w ANTED SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS
w laundress: wants work by the day. Ad-
dress. 40 r. Fifth ST.
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SHELL AND CuRIo STORE FOR SALE
- Business suitable for gentleman or lady;
price. $25., more or less; will invoice If de-
sired. Call at Ala S. Spring st. l.tf
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vINHE SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF TIA STATE
4 Loan and Trust company are enclosed ina
fre-proof and burglar-nroof vault, with time
locks and brilliantly lighted VITA electricity;
alcove, attached for the private examination
OF valuab.es, with writing materials; young
Indy in ATTENDANCE 81 If
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MEERsUHAuM GOODS.

PAUL kOYNE-MANUFACTUR PIPES
ana canes, German sport pipes, German
cigar and cigare te holders in meerschaum
anu weizel wood Meerschaum goods re-
n'-e" NNa so"th p,csdwas 40 SO
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49,
MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL
N staple goods to dealers; experience un-
necessary; best side line %75 month Sal
airy and expenses or large commission made
For sealed particulars send stamp. CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cincin.
natl, o.
4yJANTED--ALL NEEDING HELP FREE
w employment or any in 70 rfuat ion, as resc
Z. NITTINGER'5 BUREAU. established 1880.
Office, 3l91S s. Spi.ng St. residence, 451 6
Hope St, corner Fifth, Los Angeles. Cal. Tele-
phone l13. Slot
GITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
- labor bureau, 240 New High St., telephone
1853 for cooks, walters, household help me-
chanies and laborers. W. A. WHITE, man
ager. lilo TT
xxyANTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH
w place to do writing. Send stamp for l5n
page book of particulars J. WOODBURY., I27
W. For.y-second ST., N. Y. city. i0-7 1y
DEITY, HUMMEL & CO., 3oo-3Oo WEST
/ second st, Tel. 500. The best emplo ment
Office in every way in Southern California.
T-l2tf
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-MRs. SCOTT 4
RIMISS MCCARTHY, 1OlSa S. oadway; tel
SD l2-l6 m
HELP yANTED-FEMAyE
wv ANTED-GIRL TO DO CHAMBER WORK
w at 1873 n. Main ST.
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ONLY TURKISH COR IfAMMAM) BATHS IN
~ so Cal, 80 S. Main ST., have changed
hands ana been thoroughly renovate,. Also
nave RUSSIAN ,sapor). tulphur, medicated,
iaaies and gents at "3aths" or in your home
G,iectriei,y scientifically given by graduate OF
eleetiieal colege. Physician in CHARGE con-
sultation free. seratate de pa rtments for ladies
ana gents: open day and night. BROOkS se co.
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4 evening sessions; regular class work; 81 2
for 3 mouth; Spanish or any ocial study, 81
per month; MRS. a. NJ. FARMER, room $40,
Stimson block
L OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL IN
n corporated Tor kinderglrteners. Address
MRS N. b. MAYHEM. $40 W. Twenty-third ST.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-04

DOINDEXTER Il WADSwORrH, BROKERS,
| sos W. Second st buy and sell mortgages
stocks bonds and any good securities; ii you
wish 10 lend or borrow or invest in real estate
call on us; collections made and property
managed for non-residents 2stf
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rr,lIE rnIt nMING rNREpFFMEp PLEDGEs

/ will be saId at public auction Tuesday,
Jan 1898, 1T . a. III, at 2l2% y spring ST. {:
Watches, q ladies', gents, gold; 8 hunt ng
face silver; 3 open face nickie; calen, ar
Diamond. / ring, l bresstpin, scarfpins,
pair cuffbuttonS Gold ring, q plain baGds !!
thimble. 6 cuff and collar buttons. ) studs.
gun, pistol, banjo, gold chains, 2 opera
glassess l silk dress pattern. L. SPRlNZ.
THOS. b. CLARA, Auctoneer
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yErANTED-S400 $4,000, $500. $4,000 FOR
w first mortgages on Los Angeles city and
county property. Parties wishing to lend
money in small or large amounts can find
good Investments through us. POlNDENTER
~ WADsMOKTH, 800 w. second. 10
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Lnsr AND roUND.


bicycles AND VEHICLES FOR ALE
Y trade or rent: Z. MOVE. an1 I; Broadway,
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IA ISIS c. sTAPFER, CuIROPoDIsT AND
IA massage II ". First St, opp Nadeau.
NJ. B. ZACIAU, SURGEON CAIROPODIsT.
~ ia s. Ma ST., rooms and 3. 10
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-04

~
(sHfCAGO HEPAIRING co. JAS. MAYOR.
" 53 W. Fifth street Repairs made for any
stove III the L. =. Patterns luhde 10 order. 10
S,AsO. me STOVE uLEANED, REPAIRED.
" Eel luOs. Ella CKiIAN. 4s,.j $ Spring st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
/ Evils & ANDERSON,

I EVILS d ANDERSON,
L. 3D. South Main St,
Begin the ne year with the determination OF
getting .valne received" for every dollar
Spent. for your best friend these hard times is
cash 4" and we'll save you lots OF 1t every time
you buy furniture, etc Why. pay SIP iof
high back onx dining chairs when we sell bet
ter oaes for s They ars 'stunners,' and
don't Won forge it.
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(lTIZENS' INVESTMENT co...
u ga S. Broadway.
Stock and bond brokers, loans mortgages, Sc
curities and investments, collections made,
taxes paid and property managed Tor non
residents or others. 1l-29tf
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w chiropodist; moles and hair removed By
electric needle. Crocker blk. u. :. Broadway
IA
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I.awN CUTTING.

HERsTING IL CO., PRACTICAL GARDEN
N ers; lawn laying and cutting u specially;
gardens card for by the month on reasonable
terms Address. 2.ih y Main ST.. Los Angeles.
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THE q. A. STORAGE WAREHOUSE; sToR-
! - e All Kinds of aoads- e1i NJ Man 81
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rT7HROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
L adena' Gaiilornle th@ oily institution IN
Gustrial and art training for both sexes in con-
nection with scientific, literary classical
education. Sl0yd scnool for younger pupils.
Manual training school and college of technol-
ogy. Courses largely elective. Good homes
for students For catalogue and full informa-
ton address PRESIDENT CHARLES II.
K..lES Pasadena CAliflrNia.
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DR. WALTER q. HAMMELt, ocULIsT,
~ ,ly located at Stowell block, has re-
moved to Stimson building; Offices. $i5-3l6
hours. o to 4. llrl5 3m
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ma ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. JEW.
WI elry watches pianos, sealskins, live stock
carriages, bic, cles and all kinds OF personal
and collateral securi Y. LEE BRO.
2-iS-!y A02 s, Spring st.
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WE HAVE A CLIENT WISHING TO In
w vest in legitimate paying business,
either partnership or all; $500 to $4,000.
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FINANCIAL.
DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY,

TTNfON LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
u on all kinds of collateral security,watehes,
diamonds, jewelry, sealskins and furniture in
lodging and boarding houses. and on pianos
without removal: private office for ladies'
room Il; business confidential CLARK
SHAW, manager, rooms Ill and l12, Stimson
block Id I'm
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NOR SALE 1910 o OLD POSTAGE
i stamps, cheap T., box 20, this Office
J7oR SALE OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
L TO suit az this Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-12
DANGER TO WOMEN
AS DESCRIBED BY THE REV
GEORGE w. PEPPER.
The First 10 Social Ambition-They Lose
Their Loveiiness In an Attempt
to "shine" In society.

Buffalo, Aug 1.-THE Rev. George
w. Pepper preached to large congre-
grafton this evening at Scovell Avenue
NJ. Z. church on the Rank, Influence
and Danger of Young Women" He
said that the first danger to young
women is social ambition. When they
become absorbed in ambition 10 shine
in society they lose half their lowell
ness. Another danger lies in vulgar
appetite for admiration, which robs
woman of much OF her charm. A third
danger Is novel reading. What opium
is to the body" said Mr.. Pepper, novel
reading Is to the mind Many young
persons lose the effect Of their first inn
pressions of religion by novel read
ing" Mr.. Pepper illustrated this state
ment by referring to romance
which he read some years ago. prob
ably before he discovered that novel
reading was so dangerous. He said
that the true and real cornerstones Of
womanly character are piety. simplic-
fty, Industry and usefulness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-12
LIFE is A PROBLEM
1T MUST REMAIN so TO THE
FINITE MIND.
God Has Placed the stamp of His inhnity
Everywhere -forse OF Nature be-
yond Our Comprehension.

Philadelphia, Aug. ll.--Rev. DR.. Will
lam Lowrie Of Bellefonte. Pa. occupied
the pupit to-day at the Calvary Pres
byterian church. DR. Lowrie Is force-
preacher and his sermons always at
tract attention. lie said substantially:
Life is 2 problem and 1t must al
ways remain so TO the finite mind.
Man studies nature and he wonders.
Tho flower. the vegetable. the things
that cling to the soil are wonders to
us They live and grow before our
eyes and we see In them the product
of an infinite hand.
God has placed the stamp OF his in
flnity everywhere. The forces Of nature
are beyond our comprehension. We see
the remarkable effects Of cohesion and
cystalllzation. The mind OF man Is
never satisfied. II goes on and on try-
ing to slit the effects to find the causes
and nowhere has the human reason
been able TO reach the limit of inhnlty.
We are unable to travel around the
rim Of things or penetrate to the core.
To know the secrets Of nature is not
within ouh power. Thus the earth
child is aware of the narrow limits Of
his capacities. He merely has a glimpse
AT things. The sun is studied by means
OF the shadow. for the brilliancy of the
orb Is too great for the eyes. SO we
have a glimpse at the lntnity by In
direction The universe is before US
but we cannot see all. The armament
declares the glory Of God.
I'm this world we have our struggle
against the material nature. We pos.
sess two distinct natures. the spiritual
and the material. II We cling to God
the spiritual nature will bring us sal
walton. The earth child will then be.
come the God child. II is necessar,
that we should accept Jesus Christ ir
order 10 be saved"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-12
DEATH ON THE RAIL
A Train Of Ten Loaded Freight Cars
Goes Through Bridge.
FOUR MEN IN THE RUINS
Ten Thoroughbred Race Horses
Also Killed In the Wreck-A Man
Horribly Mangled on the N.
p. Track Near Helena.

Cincinnati. Aug 1.-THE CONNER.
cial-Gazette's special from Greenfield,
Ohio. says: The bridge across Paint
creek. on the Ohio southern railway,
near Balnbridge. Ohio. gave way this
afternoon under a loaded freight train
bound north. The bridge, train and 10
loaded ears all went into the creek. taxi
ing with them Engineer Clint Radcliffe,
Fireman Frank Howser and Brakeman
Thomas Byers. who were buried under
the wreck The water was 10 feet deep
at the place and the bodies Of the dead
tralnmen cannot be recovered until the
wreck is removed. which cannot be un-
til tomorrow. The engine jumped the
track on the bridge for some unknown
cause.
Later advices from the wreck OF the
bridge show that four were killed. and
they were all who were aboard the Ill
fatcd train. Among the lost freight
were 10 thoroughbred horses ell route
TO the Springfield races The loss is
more than $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-12
HEAVY STORMS.
Lightning. Rain and washouts In. Diner.
ent Parts Of the Country

Imperial. Neb., Aug. ll.-Chasr ronnsv
was last night visited by the heaviest
ran OF the season. two inches falling
Tnss assures an early corn crop. The
ground Is In the finest condition over
known ia the county and no fear is en-
terta!ned Of hot winds.
Duncan. Neh., Aug. ii-Th!s ,ntirc
country was swept by severe electrical
n7orm last night and to-day ami much
damage was done The high wind was
accompanied by hall and rain. The
storm was especially severe IN Colfax
and Platte counties while adjacent coun-
ties suffered severely. Tho most dlsis-
trous results followed In the vicinity Of
schuyler, All the glass In the sides OF
the buildings cXposed to the storm wer.
broken. The wires for a distance o. 20
miles In all directions were torn down
and Information secured here w1s
brought In By train. While the torrcns
CT rain htlptl crops In some sections,
many fields were tOtally destroyed hy the
enormous ha.lstones. Railroad praperty
was much damaged. traffic being very
much interfered with. washou.s arr M
mcrous for distance OF 80 mile.
Danville. " Y. Aug. u.-A terrible
rain and WIND storm, accompanied by
heavy Thunder aai sharp lightning. pass
ed over this session to-day. lastlag near
~ two hours, Many trees werc twtsc Ell
of and Blown down. lightning struck
In several places and much damage was
done among the farming community.
fields OF grain being hdtened 10 The
ground. A cioudDurst on the Lackawan-
na caused landslide. The storm Is re-
markablc for the large volume Of water
that fell In the sgIorl space OF time. nc1r-
ly four inches being registered
Topeka. Kan. Aug. l.-TweGsy y-ivc
head of cattle were killed by Ightnng In
mosi remarkable way In Flna.s c0un-
". \ herd of y" was being driven
through narrow lane. helgei N by
wire fence. Wailr n rhis narrow passlge
a holt Of llgiy.o!nr descended and struck
a fence po,r, following the wire for 2D
yards. Every head OF cattle rhtt wis
cI,oWdc1 agalnEs tnc wire wa kllll ]
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-12
1T WILL BE SETTLED.


The Omaha Police Factions Coming to
some Kind OF settlement.
omaha, Aug. ii.-rhere now appearA
TO be a fair prospect that the fire and
police board .mYddle will be .amlcably
settled In THIS city. a. suggested by
Governor sHolcomb at the very incep-
tion OF The trouble. The Injunction
case. decided yesterday. settled none
81 the issues involved. and In passing
upon the petition for an injunction. the
Judge lntma,ed that the proper pro-
cedure would be for the claimants un-
der the Churchill-Russell appointment
to bring quo-warranto proceedings
against the old board.
The present incumbents have always
claimed they were ready and anxious
tn Join Issues on the rights to Office In
a legal proceeding. While no agree
ment to this effect has yet been ar
rived at, one probably will be within
the next q hours,
A story which Is given credence in
many quarters Is to the effect that the
A. p. A. board will meet tomorrow.
appoint police force. and demand
possession OF The office and books: and.
II ehis Is refused. to attempt to take
possession by force. The police force
Is prepared To resist any attempt OF
this kind. In case the newly-appointed
police force cannot get possession OF
the city Jail they count upon securing
recognition from the police judge and
setting up a little Jail of their own. 1,
Is more likely. however that the pro-
posal for a settlement will be adopted