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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-30

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-30
AN ORDINANCE,

To amend an amendment to Sec
ton ., Chapter l, of Part . of the
Revised City Ordinances, passed
and approved November 10Th,
1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-30

(Signed) E. r. MOTION,
9 % lot City Clerk.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-30
Moods SarsaparilIa Demonstrates
Its Merits.

to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. Icommenced
taking the medicine last May and have
taken over seven bottles. / found relief
after taking the first bottle and now feel
better than have for years" WILLIAM
M. WILSON, Pullman, West Virginia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19
Highest of all in Leavening Powcr-Latest u Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE CELEBRATION ENDED.

| The crowd seemed TO increase yeGter-
| dav until it became a large gathering,
J probably more than on the 4th. The au.
dience was pleased one and went home
satisfied with the days cnings. The
small contests were not completed
until 30 in the evening and were veil
carried Oit under the management OF ].
4. Finch. J. Cunningham acted as
starter ani Jos. TAFT and Geo. +. Cra-
mer as ju iges. Esi4xurtn Cameron. III
Corvallis, Fon tae 50 yard foot race, y
X. Cook. Is. Brownsville, 2nd. Eugene
/ Wood, of Riodgett, same In ai5ss1d III the
100 yard race, Tom Riley, Of Albany a
cl0se secolj; the Kansas City prof.zs-
iJnai was third. Daley Cooper Of Jef-
ferson won the ladies racr .iih rush.
Nellie Riley second. The 30 yard racs.
was Wen By Cameron, Wood second.
Tom Riley was good third. The Oh
s;ruction race Was won by Alfred Haley,
OF near Albany. Tom Riley second.
There were no other contestants. The
three legged race was hotley contested
and was given TO Bentley and HubbeGl.
though protested by Cielan and Cook
Warren Cyrus, OF Scio won the running
hop step and jump and broad jump.
Fred ObereT, OF Corvallis, won the ham
ner throw, making about 20 feet, Pat
Kelsey, OF Corvallis. put the shot
farthest. kelsay is said 10 have the
Northwest record on this. The four lap
race WIS a lame contest. Il Was won by
Oberer. Mefadden second, both OF Cor
wallis. In tIe egg race NJ BerthoI and
:. II. Couey tied. ID. Miller, Of Jefer-
son, won the sack race.
In a band contest ". ". Crawford
and Mr.. Gilbert acted as judges and gave
the prize 20 the Fl. i. c hand. TbIs
hand received many compliments Tor
their splendid playing. they play
high grade OF music n a manner prob
ably not surpassed in the stale
The Mechanics band DID some exec
len, playing during the day furnishing
ali the music IN tie morning and render
ing four selections al the band concert in
The evening. The hard Is scEeslit 10 Tie
city. and should receive hearty support
from our citizens.
T. Cos ball a. the opera house and the
bowerY dance were both well attended.
The H. 4. c. orchestra furnished music
tor the former and Troutman's orchestra
;oF the latter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

SOCIAL AND Personal

Il. L. Knapp has been in brownsville
this week.
Judge Wolverton, OF the snprems
bench Is in the city.
Chas. Sears went 10 Portland this morn
ing TO witness the hie yeIe races.
DR.. j.. l. Irvine returned yesterda,
| from a several weeks visit in Ergene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank skiff came ul
from Salem today TO spend : .slday il
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Gal.ler of Browns
vile. rode their wheels l., Albany yester
| day to celebrate.
License was issued today for the mar
riage OF Lourin Courtice and Addic Glib
Ier, of Brownsville.
DR.. J. c. Lit,ler went to Harrisburg
this E0on to install the new officers d
the !. o. o. F. of that city.
T.. Hofer. the aggressive editor OF the
Salem Journal passed through Albany
from the Bay today,
John NJ. Somers, the lawyer, went Ia
Brownsville today To deliver the address
at the picnic at that city.
Miss Octavia Tut, the elocutionist lief,
last night for Texas, where she will
make her future home.
Judge strahan and Daughter. Miss Pet
came up from Portland to-day on visit
with their Albany friends.
The ngsocRKT is requested 10 stale that
there will be free dance and rsfr~sh.nerts
at the bowsEy tonight All invited
Prof. T.. u. McEIsoy has been honorei
by being elected one os the vice prssi-
ton. il convention 81 Denver.
Mrs. A. VI. Hammer, Miss Hela Gil
| bert and Mrs. Nutiiag vent to Oregon
| City on the morning train. They were
to bear the celebrated DR. Gunszalas, Of
Chicago, this afternoon.
Jimmy the Cook Al one time con-
nected with the o. 4. G and well know n
| By old timers OF Albany has reius ned
| from Alaska He is nov residing .; En-
gene. His real name is James Smith.
Miss Hattie Warner closed her term in
music last week and Is taking her yzca-
| ton 81 Meisori. Oregon, visiting her "a
ther's family. She will return after q
few weeks and resume her work for mex.
year .; the aradeusy.-Lehanon Express.
| Editor Irvine, Of the Corvallis Times.
vas among the Visi.ors in our city ye=-
tersIay. Thc DExocgAT gets papers i.
has never been able 10 clip from: ba.
the Times often looks like piece oi n@
| ting when Il - put in the bundle Of one
hundred Tor Is cents Il Is among the
most readable papers IN Oregoa-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19
NONE AND ABROAD

Yea can se: god gold flied sz,ch at
French Tor $40.
Dig cut in the p..os> of izdies'zni Cent?
gold watches al Fr@aeh's je relry store
Ths Alhzny club Non game # base ball
yesterday 1ftsrn' On. defeating Tangent -
81 II
Sorae very fast time was made eu the
| public square last night by biss cists dis
| playing tseir sped 0ae # than ran into
Ed Aubrey. ssn ot DR.. Aabrey. kneeliLs
hin very fat
Dr. Uzvis displayed szperiez ssaen; yes
tsrizy A< head marshal and za8ch credit
vas due him for the excellent oader, pr
iic1lariy daring the bi .ycie contests
| Nsxpors peopse have built = good sx=
lap bicyc'e :Tzs,k ca the base ball gToaud
ard irviie valley rlders 10 6ring tkeir
! wheels
there is probably nothing IN the ruInoT
| that the Examiner EIil b0E CIT the Saa
and start 3 big paper in Portland Il
woald be pleasing ness 10 many
II. ]. Lee.in the Albany races yesterday,
vas to run in the one half mile B class ST
Portland today again<, tie tastes. men in
the \. W also IN the and uIie class B.
Watt Snipp Is entered in the class i open
races
Will Morris is carrying his arm in a
sling the result OF sprzin from riding
too fast on the track IN front Of the court
house last night. His bicycle slipped
and he Was thrown. The track Is too
small for very fast riding with safety.
A man cut the collar Of PrOt. F. n
| Mitcheil's dog TO-DAY. and = warrant was
issued for his arrest for larceny TIE E2n
belongs to an excellent family. an By re
quest wa do not give his nsae fEo
small thing for even man h risk bis
repu alton oyer.
Albany adyertises tnai 4 Bruznsyille
band will probably furni~h a.usic 3. their
big celebration today Albany will d.
| anythinc 10 draw q crowd Many people.
no doubI will be sadly disappointed On
| learning that ctr band Is noa present -
| Times. Albany didn't do that. Peshap's
some one in l. aid: but dcnt lay the acts
Of one or two to the whole city
An interesting thing about thebicyole
races yesterday WAS that winners were given
Ut ders for merchandise. not being allowed
/ to take money under tht l.. A " ShipV
| u avis and Lee. Of Salem, had orders fol
| S57 50, most Of which thex ;ook out IN
clothing at the L E BIa Clothirg Co i<so-e
/ last eytnIng.
| The Lehan II Advance says that ]. 3
Ewing has accepted the agency for DR.
! hite's Hair Grower. the new p reparatIol
| that Is accomplishing wonders on bal'
heads. 4 numter Of prominent eitizsns Q
Albany sre taking the treatment with 900.
success Mr. Viereck of Albany, genera
agent. will be in Lebanon next Monday
sud would like 10 meet the bald heade
men Of this city at the shop Of Mr.. living
l. This line ot LADIES' shoes $I.00 Pc
pair. is the notice IN S E. Yonng's shos
window.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19
THAT BAND CONTEST.

To the public. The Willamette Val.
ley Band, of Tangent, ir Justice to them.
solves, and that the public may be put
in possession OF the facts, in order 10 a
correct judgment of the issues involved,
kindly ask the publication of the follow
ing:
The managers of the 4th of July exer-
cises at Albany (who were all citizens oil
Albany among many other features oi
the day, resolved to have band contest.
between the bands of the county, and
accordingly sent out announcements and
invitations. The above named band ac-
cepted the invitation, and entered the
contest" in good faith. Besides our
band, the Mechanics Band, of Albany,
and the Ladies Band, of Corvallis, were
, contestants.
The music was rendered, each band
playing TWO pieces. The grades played
were: Albany, 2la: Ladies, 2; Tangent,
5. As is generally known the first award
was to the Albany band, aswe believe
uniustly f"r the following reasons:
We proposed and insisted that the
contest should be on mu ic never played
by either OF the bands.
2. Points upon which Judgment was
rendered was number of Instruments,
We only having six mouth pieces and Al
bany twelve; making skill and execution
upon the number OF instruments and not
on musical knowleds &c, the only true and
just basis of judgment.
5. When we took exceptions to the
verdict the Rev. Mr.. Polling declared
that there was not band in the Will
lamette valley that could do justice TO
the 9Th grade OF music; that there was
not a band in Albany. nor in Linn coun-
ty that could do justice TO this grade.
In addition 10 the above. since tho 18th,
we had inserted in the DAiLY DEsocRAr
a challenge" to public contest on the
basis of playing each others music,
which they failed to accept; notwith-
standing il was announced in the Dg4o-
GRAFT that our challenge would he con-
sidered IL their regular meeting, and
notwithstanding also, il was published
ill the paper, that while there had been
no official action by the band, individuals
of the band had said they we're willing
to accept the challenge, and wished tl.e
sum was $500 instead OF SO.
What we desire as band il recogni-
ton OF merit: this and nothing more. 4
public contest with decision according 10
''merit" is, or should be, a satisfactory
way of settling such q matter. As the
case now stands the decision was one
way and merit the other way. The fall
nre Of the Mechanics Band, OF Albany,
to accept our challenge is certainly proof
oil it, especially when We add this fact 10
their refusal At first to play d. sight.
We don't desire nor seek a quarrel,
rather we desire and ask ior simple JUS
tice, only this. Signed
WILLAMETTE VALLEY RANn of Tangent
Per o. NJ. Mcfarland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19
Good Health.

And good appetite go band in land.
With the loss Of appetite. the systez1 can
not long suytain itse TaLs the foItga
cations Of god lesIth are broken >.o~n
and the aystem il able 10 attack IF dIs-
ea.e. Ii Is in such cases that tke nlgdi-
ciad powers CT Hood S4r-apari.Ia are
clearly shown. thousand , 10 bare ;aken
Hood y SarsapayiIia teztify to IL great T.ser-
It's as Grifier Of The Hood. its i,oTe.g to
restore and sharpen the appetite aud ro :
mote a heaithy action Of the digestive cr-
gaus. Thus it is, not what We say bat
wrat Hoods Sarzapariila does that tells fIse
story and constitutes the strongest reclt.s
Gnendation that can be urged for anY med
iclne. Why not take HoSds s;aIszpzriila
n0w2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

Postmaster Sites went 10 Oregon City
this morning.
y. FL. Allen and family wen. 10 Ia-
quina Bay today for an outing.
Miss Edna Price, oi Salem, is in the
city visiting friends.
l.. f. Blain and Julius Joseph return
ed today from the Bay.
Prof r. W. Swink has returned from
a trip TO Minneapolis in the in;erFs. oil
patent harrow.
Miss l.. A. Wooiin, OF the Tacoma
public schools, is in Albany the guest oi
her brother, 4. b. Wociin.
A reception was rendered Rev. Court
wright last evening At the residence oil
Vim. FoFtmlller. II was greatly erioycs
by those present
Miss Ella Mcbride. of Portland. so.-
merly OF Albany, came mp on the noon
| train and Is the guest OF Mrs +. j. Tate.
Mr.. William A. Plnkerton. OF Chicago,
one OF the managers oil the Pinkerton de-
tectiye system, S in Portland. accomp-
anied By his son, Mr.. Allan Pinkertou.
The young peoples society OF the Bap-
tist church held lawn social ON the
east side of the Court Honse last even
ing. II proved a delightful place Tor the
purpose and good time was had.
Walter Davis, son OF q. ". Davis, oil
Salem. came TO Albany this noon q
onter some of the bicycle races to-mor-
row. Youny Davis wears Ilae gold
medal, and has q record OF 10 for hall
| . mile.
]. p. Thomas. the well-known livery
man, OF stayton, died Tuesday after
noon after short Illness. He was born
in Scio Oct 10, 1853. He Was a resiien,
of Stayton for about Is years, and was 4
man highly respected there. The de-
| ceased was member Of the l. 90. F.
The we'll ka.,sn drummer. Walter
Jackson. spent last night In Eugene. lie
is suffering from blood poison in hi,
| right hand resulting from a small scratch
and goes home today to have it treated
| -Eugene Guard. His son Harold, OF shis
city, will take his place on the road for q
fe~ days.
| f. Fl. Cowing, a reliable attorney o.
Oregon City, Was in Albany 10 day. Mr.
Cowing and his brother have gotten ou
q splendid map OF ths Siieix reservation
showing the situation in very plair
manner. They sell them for 81 20 .'wel
worth that to any one interested in tn,
reservation.
Mr.. Patterson, Wholesale grocer,
clerk, OF Spokane. and Miss Eva vii
hanson. formerly of Oakyi.le, weT'
united in marriage in Spokane on Jul,
4th. Miss Williamson was at tie tim
employed in the millinary department c
Monteith & Saitenbach. Mrs. Patterso
is nov at 0Akyille on visit with he
. parents.
Miss Mildred Burmester and the mem
bers of her musical class, gave music;
: yesterday afternoon that displayed til
excellent instructions received. Plan
; solos were heard from Misses Clal
Davis, Emma Sox, Alta and Nellie Nj
Feron, Margaret Cundiff. Mary stewar
2 and Georgia Moore, duet by Mi
l Burmester and Emma Sox, recitation
Q by Misses Mary Cundiff and Flo Suttin
u and vocal solos hy Miss Burmester al
Mrs Nutting. Refreshments followed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrap of Figs is the
only remedy of its Kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYRUP CO.
sAk FRANCISCO. car.
tegBsFRis. xE. new foRx EE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

McCLARRY TALKED.-A correspondent
of the Statesman says of big meeting at
Turner: But the orator that pleased the
small boy best was "Prof." T. j. Nc
Clarry OF Quartzville. He is ''laboring
man" and proved it to the audience by
his caloused hands. The Prof. said he
believed in intelligence and the better
ment of his brother man and that the
East India fakir and iuggler are smarter
than the Columbia exposition commits
sioners, and that the millennium is COM
ing some day-eyery man is going 10
have his wants all supplied: that jails
snd penitentiaries will be no longer
needed and all that sort of thing. He
did not say just who will take hand in
bringing about this glorious era, but
suppose it win be the populists. l dc
| not know whether the Good Being vii
supply our wants by raining down upor
us gold coin or free silver, as Mr.. Nc
Clarry neglected to tell us, but We nigh
put out our washtubs and see."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

MARRIED HAPPILY. - Readers OF the
DEMOCRAT will remember shooting af
fair that occurred in Schmeer's livery
stable two or three years ago. Charles
Denny obtained a license for his mar
riage with Miss Nellie Smith, but she
refused to marry i'm at the time. They
met at Mr. Schmeer's where the shoot
ing occurred. As result Mr.. Denny
was sentenced to the penitentiary for a
year. A few days ago another license
was issued by County Clerk Needham
for the marriage Of the same couple and
the home OF I'll. ]. Zercher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denny will reside in Polk county
While it is the newspapers business to
| chronicle events the Democrat hopes tn,
past will be buried and with others will
have the best wishes for happiness ant
prosperity for them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

An EXCITING ScESE.-A Corvallis fish,
srman stood on the bank with his hook
in the upper waters of Mary's river last
Sunday. A deer suddenly jumped in the
stream within 10 feet OF him, rs sudden.
ly jumped out moment later and dis
appeared. Shortly after two hounds
came upon the track, and shortly alter
that two hunters arrived and made no
bones of the fact that they were after the
deer. They were violating the game law
on two counts, to-wit: hunting with
hounds, and hunting deer in the close
season, and they ought to be cinched.
Their names were not learned. .-Corval'
| lis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

RRrpsE USsArE.-Judge Hubbard re-
turned yesterday from his trip up the
Santiam in company OF Judge Duncan o.
Albany, whittier they went to inspect
the bridge at Detroit which was reported
as being in an unsafe condition. lie
found the structure badly rotted in
many parts and in need OF improve
ments at the earliest moment. 1t is q
span of l42 feet with 100 feet of approach
and there is considerable travel over II
at all times of the year. The conclusion
was that the necessary repairs should be
made by Marion and Linn counties. This
conclusion will require about 5000 worth
of material and labor. The other bridges
in that vicinity are in good condition.
Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19
THE GLORIOUS 18TH.

Albany completed its 4th of July cele-
bration today Finer weather could not
have been made to order. A fair sized
crowd was present, not very many farm
ers being in, noticeable more for the
presence OF sporting men from adjoining
towns, a good many coming on bicycles.
Alter some delay the procession formed
IN the following order Marshal Davis
Albany band, +. Co., II bicvclists and a
display wagon from Corvallis After
marching through the principal streets
matt was made at the Court House where
r. Go. gave skirmish drill under Mai.
ieiier, with Lieutenant Phillips at the
head OF the company. Some powder WAS
burned, and it proved an interesting
event, IN fact about as live an affair as
the double 4th had, conferring credit on
the participants.
The bicycle races attracted large
crowd and some Of them were full Of
excitement. Virgil Waters OF Corvallis.
and Percy A. Young and DR.. u. A.
lsiencnger, OF this city, acted as iuigcs
and +. 81. French, II. ]. HOPKINS and ]
a. Cumming as time keepers. Tie
races resulted as follows:
> mile, class A.-Walter Davis, aud
Watt shipp, Of Salem, Bruce Burnett, Of
Corvallis and Walter Biddell, of Albany,
entered. BiddclI on account OF a mis-
understanding failed To start, and
ehlpp's tire collapsed. Davis won in
4as3.
ls mile Glass B.-M. J. Lee, of saien,
and Charles Sears, OF Albany. started.
Sears winning 10y a scratch. Time, J01..
Boys race, ! mile.-Charies Campbell.
of Corvallis. +. l.. McCIauahan, of Eu-
gene. and Roy Parker, OF Albany, start
cd. McCinahan WOE easily. Time. ? 81.
j mlic class A.-Owing TO a tumble by
Geo. Elkius oi Lebanon, this race was
rerun with Walter BiddcII, Bruce Bur-
netts Waller Davis aud Watt Shipp start
Ing shipp won, Davis second, Burnett
third.
Glass Il. ] miie.-M. ]. Lee aid
Charles :, ars started. Sears won by
ioar inches, in 2:3e. An outside iirnsr
made il 2:351s.
Five saile. class A-Coll rs Elkins.
shipp, Geo Elkins, and 4 Townsend, OF
Salem entered. Shipp lsai from the
start with Collins Elkins good second
Geo Eikins received had tumble aud
came IN last. Shipp won in l4-5s.
Il Glass, miles This w8s q trailing
race between Sears and Lee, aud was OF
little interest until the outcome. Lee
won by hall length.
After the bicycle races the Pos Jaws
appeared in all their original glory, q
Heterogeneous mass OF men and boys On
loot. on bicycles, on horses and mules
and wagons. They indulgei in races. q
prize fight. "ic, and kept the audience in
a coniin'sA! uproar- They were decided
success.
Al press lime iise foot races and other
contests we're being engaged in in front
oi the Court House too late for tosisys
paper. They acre 10 he followed by q
band contest for prizes oil $50 and SIS.
between the Mechanics and II. 4. c.
and hall in the evening.
Tie II. i. c. band OF Salem arrived on
the noon train with . following Of sev-
eral Saletniiss, and adds@i materially 10
the afternoons enjoyment
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

HIS l0sRD BIRTHDAY Brown,
the only survivor of the war of 1879 on
the Pacific coast. will celebrate hls lueSd
birthday st the home of his grandson.
orr Brown, near Wilierviile IN this
county. on the lSsh of this moaih. The
old gentleman was born in New Hamp-
shire and came west into Ohio when
about twenty years oi ose. He Was only
some twenty days in actaal service, in
our second war with Johnny Bull. hut
the government grants him SO month
pension. He has been helpless now for
about eight years and when Harrison
ras elected in 1883, Hosea was brought
TO the polls in = chair to vote for him
being preceded by band of music.
This was Mt Drain, in this state. The
eenienarian, although very deaf, loves
to talk OF old times when he was boy
and has a memory as perfect as in child
hood. He was never married but once
his wife leaving him for the great beyond
at the age OF Is, some 81 years ago
Grants Pass Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

ABOUT Cot. HoGa.-The Toledo Lea
der tells the following, which some win
doubt to be true: There is gehtle man
by the name OF Mitchell, from Brooklyn,
u Y, stopping for few days at New
port, who claims to be quite familiar
with Col Hogg and his financial affairs
in New York City. He says that the
Colonel Is completely broken financially
His farm near that city, and all of hi:
goods and chattels that were not exempt
have been taken on execution. and that
the Colonel has no financial staEding at
all in business circles any more. This,
If true, would seem to completely hreal
down the theory that Col Hopg was il
the last o p deal behind Bcnner
Hammond, or anyone else.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-19

\ NEw SCgr.-W. L. Vance hAs bToash
suit against The Red Crown Roller Mills
and JOAN Il. Stocsman for an account
Ing. AMI the foreclosure IT hls stock in
the ice works. When the difficulty With
the mills occurred several months ago
titiy shares ni stock IN the lce WORKS
was transferred 10 Mr.. Vance as security
for the whea; he had in the mills. Nov
he asks for an accounting and ltdg-
meni and sale oi the stock.