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SANTA BARBARA.
Hicks Appointed shsrin-DyIng From =
Kick.

KICK.
SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 1O-Great interest
was created by the appointment OF q successor
to the late sheriff, Mr.. Broughton. There was
no lack of aspirsnts, and it required q number
OF ballots before Mr.. Hicks obtained the nomi-
nation. Mr.. 0glesby, the district attorney who
failed to qualify, will not succeed to the office,
but the appointment will probably go to the
other side of the mountain. The matter will
be continued until the opinion Of the attorney
general can be secured. Sheriff Hicks took the
oath OF once Tuesday. and appointed Deputy
Sheriff Smith to succeed himself Mr.. Smith
has filed the ONCE OF deputy sheriff for the
past IA years with honor and faithfulness'
Eduardo Arellanes was appointed jailer. At
the ne Getting on Tuesday /. D. Axtell was ap.
pointed Superintendent Of the county hos
pital.
The action OF the board OF directors in on
gsging the Golden Gate Park band of San Fran
cisco for the flower festival 10 not generally
approved. It sends $500 out Of the city,
when 1t is contehded there is sufhciens musi-
cal talent here for any occasion. s.
siivano Pico. an employee of Mr.. Dixie
Thompson, who was kicked in the stomach by
a horse few days ago. is said to be dying.
r. d. Capell, Brooke and Basil Dawcombe of
Bakersfield are at the Arlington. Mr.. Brooke
is shortly to marry Miss Doeg, daughter Of Mr..
a. Hope Doeg of Bath street
Jas. Tryce has been appointed interpreter OF
the justice courts.
The Arlington motel ID enjoying = rush OF
business. There were rs arrivals at this popu-
lar hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. T. Badlam Of Badlam Brop, will
arrive here this week for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton have returned
from their wedding trip.
Right on the top OF the county ofhcer's elec-
tlon muddle comes the report that Mayor Hol-
loway has forfeited his Office on account Of his
nexlecting to secure a leave OF absence. This
Ia contradicted by others, who say the mayor
was granted 30 days leave at the last meeting
The matter will come up before the next ooun-
Gil. Mayor Holloway Is at Riverside.
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Calkings are EXPECTED
home from their wedding trip early In Feb
ruary.
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SAN PEDRO.

The Trafno to Catalina Good-Masonic
Installations.
SAN PEDRO, Jan. 10.-The Wilmington Trans
portstion Co.'S tug Catalina. is undergoing gen.
eral repairs at the chip yard at Wilmington,
under the care of Superintendent Young
new house is being built and o new inside put
in her boilers. which are also being re .braced.
The Falcon is doing quite traffic between
here and Catalina. the bulk of the passengers
bsing eastern tourists devotees OF the rod and
gun. The fishing is excellent and good goat
hunting has been enjoyed of late.
On Tuerday evening the brethren OF the
square and compass installed new officers at
Wilmington, in the Masonic hall. Past Master
Andrew Young oniciated. The new officers are
Chas K. Mitchell, w. M. B.n w. Hdeman, g.
W.; Brinton McCoy, J. W.; Jos. P. SYLVIA Treas /;
Danl 4. Clay, Sec.: Rev. Fraser, Chaplain;
A. M. Harter, s. D.; F. schweitzer J. D.: r. b.
Vanderberg. marshal: w. H. Savage and W. J.
Morrison, stewards; j. A. M. Roster, tyler The
lodge il in q prosperous condition and u
called Wilmington Lodge No. 1913, r, and A. N.
Jolly social time ensued.
San Pedro Council No. 991, Royal Arcanum
Installed It's new officers last Saturday evening
DR.. Clev, esq., d. D, y. R., officiating, tire fol
lowing being those elected: Louis Bergstrom,
regent: Peter L. Iverson. vica-tegent; Frank
Ells, orator; John Jensen, past regent: Nick p.
Hansen, secretary; X. h. Gflstaad, treasurer;
A. y. Hnlt. collactnr; D. Rruna. ahanlain-
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'oHINo.-
A Runaway Aooidsnt-rhs Rain-Gen
aral News Notes.

A Runaway Aooidsnt-rhs Rain-Gen-
arnl News Notes.
CHINO, Jan. 10.-Monday evening FREQ
Hampson and W. Connolly OF the sugar COM
panys Office started out to give two OF their
lady friends ride. Before their party was
completed, however, and after one young lady
had seated herself in the carriage. the horses
became unmanageabla- and started on yild
dash through the streets. After running sew
eral blocks at breakneck speed. they turned
sharp corner and dashed among some trees
throwing the occupants OF the carriage vio-
lently out The fortunate trio escaped win
few slight burises.
A dramatic society is being organized, to be
soon followed by the formation OF musicai
society, so there will be no dearth OF amuse-
ment In Chino this winter. -,
Though the exceptionally heavy raintati VIII
make a late planting season Tor the uainP
lands, there is an immense amount OF WORK oo-
ing done on the higher portions OF the ranch.
At the end of last year seeding MT. Giro hau
on hand about 2s,UOn pounds OF oeet seeu'
which Mr.. Phillips will take from him.
Shipments OF seed from Europe Will soon Pc
gin to STRIVE. necessitating the erection OF
warehouse for its storage.
John IL. Lee has been commissioned notary
public by the retiring governor.
c. II. Phillips and william Sandercock VIII
return from San Luis Obspo tomorrow
william Grid, the San Beraardino attorney
was in Chino sunday and Monday
Edwin Rhodes has qualified as Justice OF the
peace. He has engaged to marry the nrst
couple applying to him free OF charge, Win
the customary judicial salute OF the Drlde ana
years subscription to the Champion thrown
, in. The offer is qualified by no condition as to
age, color or previous condition OF servitude.
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WORK OF FOUR FIRES.
AN OMAHA RESIDENCE BURNED
AND ONE LIFE LOST.
Panic in an Ind ustrial Soho ol-Destruct-
i've Blazss In Erie, Pa, and
In st. Joo, Mo.

OMAHA, Jan. 1O.-The residence OF ex-Coun-
Gilman Charles A. Thieman was burned this
morning and Mrs. Thieman persisted. THE
man jumped from a window and saved his life,
but sustained a broken leg and was otherwise
injured.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-Over 100 girls were driven
from their beds at 6 a. m. today by a fire which
slightly damaged the upper story of the Chi
cago industrial school for girls. Measles had
been epidemic in the school, acd about rs pu-
pills were i'll. They, with others, were COM
PEELED to rush to the street in scant attire, and
consequent exposure is deemed extremely
dangerous.
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 1O.-The horse collar factory
of the Wueth Hardware and Manufacturing
company burned this morning. The loss is
$l50, 900, fully insured
ERIE, Pa. Jan. 10.-Union City, near here. suf-
fered from disastrous fire last night The
fire started in a billiard room over Hayes &
sons ttore, and spread rapidly north and
south. Several business blocks were destroyed
Chief Marshal Wagner was thrown from I he
third floor and seriously bruised. Firemen
Norman Anderson, Daniel Conway and Will
lam Rappolds were buried under falling
wall and had a miraculous escape. The total
loss is $5O,0uO.
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Notice for Publication OF Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
i California. County of Los Angeles, ss.-In
the matter Of the estate of +. C. Bosbyshell,
deceased fstil
!, Notices hereby given that Tuesday the 22d
day of January. 1928, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of
said day. at the court room of this court, De-
partment Two thereof, in the city of Los An
geles. county Of Los Angeles, and sta of Cal
ifornia, has been appointed as the time and
place for hearing the application of VIM. +.
Bosbyshell and Il. T. Bosbyshell, praying that
document now on file in this court purport-
ing to be the last will and testam mt o. the said
deceased. be admitted 2 to probate.nothat
let ers testamentary be issued thereon 10 lynur
sons Int ested therein may appear and con-
test the same. s11st So ~ VI
Dated jan. 18th, 1888. a1sis 81
by C. W BLAKE, Deputy.
Wilson & Bulla. lttys for Petitioners. 10
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PRosPEor PARK.
Mr.. A. Gregory Wanted - RoAdm sstsr.
Local improvement

.
PROSPECT PARK, Jan. 9.-The farmers here
redelighted with the way the rains are COM
ing this year, and are looking forward to ex-
ceptionally large crops and consequently good
times In the course OF few weeks the valley
will be beautiful to behold and anyon wish
ing to see the noted CaLuenga valley should
rot fail TO come out.
The much needed improvement OF grading
Vermont avenue has commenced and 1t is
hoped that it will now be not only graded but
graveled where necessary and LETT In good
driving order.
A petition signed by property owners repre-
senting nearly 1000 acres OF land is being
presented to the new board of supervisors AK
ing that w. A. Gregory be appointed road
master for this district. s,.s
Mr. W. Scholtens is building house on his
five acres -" ~
Mr. Hogee, who lately bought the Cash place,
is fencing up and making many improve
ments. He is delighted with the valley aud
intends having q show place here shortly.
Rev G. w. White will give lecture at the
Prospect Park NJ. e. church on Friday evening
next; subject. Victor Hugo The proceeds are
TO be used for the fitting up and Identifying
the interior of the church. The Rev 5. b.
Woolpert the pastor, appointed at the last con-
ference, is much liked by all and under him
the charge is growing very fast
Mr.. J. Gafford who owns so acres here. has
commenced to blast in tire hills for the founda-
ton of magnificent residence he is about to
build
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For . quarter Of q century DR.. KinT's New
Discovery has been tested, and the millions
to its wonderful curative powers In kii Sdts-
eases OF throat, chest aud lungs. A remedy
that has stood the test 90 long and that has
given so universal satisfaction Is mo- expert
ment. Each bottle is positively guaranteed 10
give relief or the m oney will be refunded. 1t
is admitted tn BE- the most reliab,e for coughs
and colds Trial bottles free at G. +. Heinss-
mans drug store, 222 n. Main st. Large size
hOc and FL
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ONTARIO.
Tree Pisnting Vigorously Prosecuted.
Local a fYnirs.

tl Local Affntrs.
ONTARIO. Jan. 10.-r anyone imagines TINT
tree planting has gone out OF favor in this vi
cinity, his ideas on the subject will change
should he cast his eye over Hanson & Co.
addition to Ontario. The virgin soil on about
100 acres is being prepared to receive thou
sands Of fruit trees. G. l. Hanson leaves today
for Sacramento to purchase dectduous trees
Isaac Gafbutt has becn appointed town, trus-
tee to succeed Dean Randall, who recently re-
signed.
Tho new oficers of the I. o. o. F. lodge were
installed last Saturday evening by District
Deputy Edwin Rhodes Of Chino. John Mitchell
10 noble grand for this year. 9
The Citizens bank has purchased the Law
renee building, adjoining the lot on which the
bank is now erecting handsome block.
Immense areas OF land on the Chino ranch
are being planted to grain and the prospects
for a good crop are favorable.
JIM. Bowen has taken as partner In his csr-
riaga repository Charles Allen. The firm
name is now Bowen n Allen,
Our city fathe s have broken ground for a
small park on Euclid avenue, opposite the
Southern Pacific hotel r-tte
A dividend has already been declared by the
orange exchange, and the fruit growers here
are well satisfied with this seasons prices.
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RIVERSIDE.
q Saloon tOrdinsnes Passed with Re
striotivs Bsaturss.

q saloon Ordinsncs Passed win re-
strictivs Features.
RIVERSIDE, Jan. 10.-The board OF supsrvis-
ors will grant liquor licenses at the rate OF $S5
per month. There are quite a number OF re-
strictions as to the manner Of keeping saloon.
There will lie no airs or games allowed.
: The board passed an ordinance allowing $50
for the burial Of deceased INDECENT SO. diers OF
the Mexican and civil wars. petition from
Ranez be appointed to look after this matter.
was favorably considered.
q T., I. Brown, superintendent of the county
hospital, was dis posed of by the board OF SUI
pervisors last Wednesday and the position
given 10 R. Harris of San Jacinto. Mr.. Harris
wife was appointed matron. The salary al
lowed is $40 per month for both.
A. II. Naftzger, president of the First Ma
tional bank of, this city, will make his home
in Los Angeles in the future. Mr.. Naftzger
will be associated in business with George H.
Stewart of the Bank of America OF Los Ange-
leA
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Irriea tiou District Abxndonsd-Big r.
turna for an OrauYs Urop.

Irrle cation District Abnndo Ion sd-Big II e.
turns for an Orange Drop.
ANAHEIM. Jan. 10.-The election held last
7 Saturday in this city and the several precincts
of the irrigation district resulted in favor Of
the abandonment OF the district.
The Anaheim Union Water company decided
at recent meeting to replace the old wooden
fumes at Yorba cemetery, with three street
fumes at an estimated cost of about $40, 200.
The new fumes are to have a capacity for car
rying 1900 inches of water.
Mr.. Grosch of this city has recently disposed
of the oranges now growing upon his grove of
10 acres to Thacker for the sum of $1,000.
Oranges are selling at prices greatly in adj
vance of year ago, choice navels now selling
at 81 per box.
A meeting of the Anaheim Fruit associa-
ton will be held at the city hall on the 22d
for the purpose of electing new board of di-
rectors, y
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SANTA ANA.
New Bank Projecs for Orange
Couaty.

4 New Bank ProJect Tor OrAnEe
County. .,
SANTA ANA, Jan 0.-Miss Belle Chiffon will
entertain some Of her lady friends tomorrow
(Ffiday) afternoon and evening.
G. W. Smith of Iowa arrived in this city last
night to visit his brother, J. 7. Smith.
Born to the wife of Il. W. J. Millings, Janu-
airy 9th, a 91z pound son. ,.
Mrs. Ed Tedford entertained a number OF
her lady friends this afternoon at q card party.
Fight refreshments were served and thor
oughly good time raised.
George S. Smith is laid up with fever He
has been tedfast for few days
/ There is strong talk of another bank being
started in this city by wealthy citizens in the
NnassAv huildins.
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POMONA.


Report OF the Orange Orop-Hroks His
Arm.
POMONA, Jan. 10.-The Pomona Fruit ex.
change expects to handle 200 carloads Of
oranges this season. Its packers have already
begun work in the packing house.
One of, Mr.. Harry Mishler's young sons fell
today while playing and had the misfortune to
break his arm.
sons here, was married Thursday to Dr. C. NJ.
Taylor OF little Rock. Ark, at tho house of
Mr.. Mather in Winchester KY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Los ANGELEs, CaI.I u Il, 1881
DR. WONG HIM, $50 Upper Main st.
Dear sir-I take pleasure in adding my testi-
mony 10 tho many you already have received.
/ viii saw that after taking your treatment for
catarrh Of the head and throat that am now
well, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skepticsl and viii satisfy them
trriv 10y P. K. KING.
Attorney and Notary Public.
Garvanza, Cal
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nR. WONG HIM, who has prsciiced med
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whose ONCE Is at 63g Upper Main street. will
treat by medicine all Diseases Of women.. raen
and children. Tho doctor claims that he has
gemediet that are superior to all others as q
specifc for troubles Of women ana men. A
trial alone will convince the sick that d..
Wong Hin's rem cd fcs are NOR effic clous thsu
can Do prescribed. DI. wong Him lisa Chinese
physicfan at prominence and gentleman of
responsibility. His reputation IL more than
services can rely on k.s skill and ability.
ours IL guaranteed in every case In which re.
covery 70 possible. Herb medicines foi sale
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yards round Oldenbergs end. Again the Re-
lance work their crack-the- whip play and fire
Hanlon round Oldenbergs end for yards.
Porter is the next man assaulted and yields a
yard. Frick tries for run round Camerons s
end, but Smith gets through and tackles the
runner, causing a loss of 5 yards. Wykoff
essays a quarterback kick, and Sherrard is
after it and downs it on Olympic's 15-yard
line, gain of 20 yards. But Reliance fumbles
the next pass and loses yards.
The Olympic men Immediately buck Hector
Burnett, for two more. But when Theuerkauf
tries Hall he finds an unyielding line. On q
fake kick Middlemas is given the ball and goes
through Burnett for six yards. An attempt to
go between Burnett and Hector results in q
tumble, though the ball remains in Olym pics
possession without loss. Morse is rushed
through Hall for FIVE yards Sexton follows
through Mcmillan for single yard. Pedler
goes through Burnett for two yards. The
Olympic quarterback play is tried against Nc
MILAN, but without gain, as Burnett breaks
yards. Theuerkauf tries Racine's end, but the
whole Reliance line breaks through and over q
yard is gained.
Reliance takes the ball on downs. Hanlon
is started round Oldenberg's end, but the
Olympics break into the interferences and only
two yards are gained. Frck bucks through
Sexton four yards. Mcmillan tries to circle
Oldenbergs end. but his interference is
broken up, causing loss OF FIVE yards. Pete
Smith breaks through and causes Sherrard to
lose three yards. Wykoff punts for thirty-four
yards.
Olympic is downed with the ball on the
ground line On their first play the Reliance
men break through and cause loss of two
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THE GAME.


Review Of the Match From the
Standpoint of an Expert.
The Reliance team overpowered the
Olympic eleven, and the score was IA to s.
About $500 people witnessed the great
match at Central Park yesterday afternoon
and the weather was perfect.
A little of the scrapping that some of the
spectators expected to see was briefly ex-
hibited by Racine of the Reliance, who
slugged his man in an exciting scrimmage
and was promptly ruled off by Umpire
Downing, the old Stanford player.
Percy Morse's run Of seventy-five yards
was the sensation of the game, and people
were wild. 1t saved the Olympics from
whitewash, and at the time it was made it
revived hope for the City men consider
ably. And when the goal was kicked and
they were to ahead of the Reliance
team everybody looked upon the subse-
quent playing as probable series of lucky
surprises that would balance the Reliance
strong team work and irresistible hand
holding interference, but no more such
runs occurred.
The first half ended to in favor of the
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FELTON, Taylor plunges into Smith for three
yards Again Wykoff punts, this time for
enty-fve-yard gain. The Olympic man
iumbles the catch and Reliance secures the
ball ON the Olympic twenty-two-yard line.
center buck brings q loss of two yards Han
lon Is sent tandem fashion through Porter for
nve yards. Sherrard starts to circle Cameron's s
end but Smith breaks through and there is no
gain.
The ball goes to Olympic on their own 18
yard line. Burnett is forced to give way for 3
yards. Another buck in the same place nets
nve more, but the ball was not in play and
1T is brought back. Sexton drives into Oliver
Tor 3 yards Burnett repels an attack upon
ns.rp ms position, preventing gain: \ Then the
manages to get the ball with 2-yard gain.
Iheuer5auf Th punts % yards to the 52,yard line.
and the men line up. Hanlon holding on to
Tay lor's hand is rushed swiftly round olden-
berg's end for 10 yards and is brought down
by Nahl's clean tackle in touch. KingtoI has
To- 70 yield yards to the Reliance giants, But
Iaylor bucks hard in the same place and gets
only half yard. Hanlon is sent tandem
through Porter for yards. Oliver gains 3
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PATENT ADJUSTABLE FOOTBALL SONG.
Rarknlau nncident

| Berkeley Occident
RIO any one of the following tunes: Peanut Song
Jolly Sophomore" ''Vive PAmour," solomon
Levi" Landlord. FIJI the Flowing Bowl" "Rig-a-
| iig-jig."l
Sing rumpty y-iddty, boom, ia rah!
We're going to win that game!
Well show those Redcoats who are
And roll them in mud and shame;
Wen pick them UP and whirl them round,
And whack them down upon the ground,
With "Hah, ha, ha! Californ-yah
Berkeley, Zip, Boom, Ahw
Oh, Plunkett, come plunk, come PUNK, come
Come PUNK their center throughl
They'll all fall IN heap-kerchunkl
Like tenpns, struck by you.
You're biz and strong, and broad and long,
And go like cannonb ball through their throng,
With a, etc.
And Ransome, run some, run some more
Your feet are half the game.
without you with us where's the score,
And where our hope Of fame?
So send the pigskin sailing high
Like leather comet, through the sky,
With a, etc.
Kennedy, Sherman do them Hupp
Those Stanford lobster backs;
Wilson, find out when they line up
And we get in our cracks.
Those HOLSTERS may do just what they wish,
Well make them every one crawfish
With a, ETC.
But Butter but Butter, but Butter, but But
But wha 8 our Butterworth WORTH
Any ten coaches OF other cut
That ever were earthl
The day viii be decidedly damp
When he can't butt into Stanford's Camp,
With a, etc.
So all together then-one, two three.
Hnrrah for our Berke eley team
Wen cheer them on to victory
-, " 18th whoop, yell, scream.
With a, ETC. r. SP
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the field owing to their inability to con-
tinue the game. One young man who had
his head ana large portion of his face
tied up with bandages made desperate
attempt to run around the ends, but hav-
ing no interference he was stopped heavily
and flung on his back. He left the field
shortly afterward and his place was filled
by another player, whose shoulder was
almost dislocated while scrimmaging for
possession of the ball.
The accidents, although many, were not
of serious nature, yet it was expected
that owing to the jealousy that has existed
between the teams some of the players
would come to grief.
The ground was in good condition, how
ever, otherwise some of the players who
received hard falls would certainly have
been badly injured. The Olympic team
was not surprised at its defeat. 1t has
had only few months practice, and con-
sidering that this is TIE first season that
the boys have played football they. did
we'll and should turn the tables on their
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

Olympics, but in the next half the superior
strength and endurance of the Reliance
men told and they made two touchdowns
to their opponents nothing, kicking both
goals.
Mcmillan was strong on the line and
Frick and FELTON, Taylor made the princi-
pal gains.
Middlemas was spotted as light and
weak point in the Olympic line and the
Oakland men pounded him increasingly.
Theuerkauf. plucky and dashing for a
young player, came on the field with his
head all bandaged up, but was finally COM
PEELED to give up and be relieved by Haw-
kins.
The halves were thirty minutes in
length and play began at $3.50 o'clock and
was over at little after 5.
The Reliance men were jubilant after
the game, and all through the play when
they wished to encourage their team they
reviewed the recent victories 1t scored in
the north.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
This is the way the teams faced each

Umpire-Ex-StanfordC Captain Downing. Ref
ree-tx-U. c. Captain Hunt. Observation-Disclosures
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A Saloon Robbed.

William T. Barclay, saloon-keeper, corner of
Davis and California streets, reported at police
headquarters last night that his saloon was
entered by burglars on Friday night and about
$28 stolen, 81 of which was in nickel-in- the
slot machine. Entrance was effected by cut
ting hole in the artition In the rear, close
to the stairway leading to the upper floors of
the building. The burglars were familiar with
the place. as they knew just where to lay their
hands upon $40 change, which the proprietor
secreted every night when closing.