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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-31
HERALD
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1895.


Mahanoy City business College.
The work of organizing the new Business
College in Mohanoy City was begun last week,
and the way students are enrolling it will be
very successful business school.
Being branch of the excellent Wilkes
barre Business College, and the management
offering so low rates of tuition for the first
year to organize it thoroughly it gives the
people of this county an opportunity to
attend frst-class business college at nearly
half the usual cost
A Charter Membership is issued which en-
titles the holder to a complete course (timc
unlimitcd) in the commercial and English
branches, and shorthand and typewriting for
only $50. In night school only $40.
There will be excellent teachers and
thorough courses. In the commercial depart
ment the celebrated Sadler system will be
used for teaching accounts 1t is being
adopted now by the best and largest schools
in the country. The shorthand and type
writing department will be nicely equipped.
The Standard Graham system of shorthand
will be taught, and both Remington and
Smith Premier, Typcwritcrs used.
For further particulars write to
G.. w. WILLIAMS, Principal
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nnsyivania state League.


CEDABTowN, Ga, Aug 3l-Colonel w
l.. Hickman, general manager of the
North George Mining company, was killed
while riding on the tender of an ore train
on branch road. He was absorbed in
watching his little son, who was on the
tender, and did not notice a water tank
which the train was approaching. His
head hit the tank and he was knocked off
md killed. Colonel Hickman was widely
known in the iron trade.
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PERSONAL.

I II DnIyit+ c,,n,,,,,, - D.1,,.
will ,,o,-o hi. c,,,,;I,. tI,,,.l ia.
William Nie,non and ,1o.,. Ne. i,,,..u.,,,,
to AtI,n+i,. ci+,. ,sra,,1' -, c,,,. a..
Nrissos C,.si, aud It'll. - - ,-.....:
coke, are guest, of their uncle, David Evans.
'''''iV Si"uol' VI -Alien'o"h' VINO
was the guest of II. c. BOycr's family, re-
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when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castorls
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YEsrERDAYs eAsERALL GAMES.


At Philndelphin-Pn Philadelphia 8; Chi
cago, 8. At New York-Now York, Il;
Cincinnati, A. At Brooklyn Louisville,
8; Brooklyn,5 At Baltimore First game
Baltimore, g. Pittsburg, l. Second game
Baltimore 10; Pittsburg, o. At BOSTON,
Cleveland, s; Boston, T. At Washington
First game: St Louis, 6; Washington n,
B. Second game Is innin9s)-St Louis, 5;
WASHINGTON 4
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For the National Encampmeut Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. to be held at
Louisville, Ky. September II to Il, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company win sell to
the public from September to 10, inclusive,
round trip tickets from Shenandoah to
Louisville sad return at Sl5.5i for the round
trip; proporJionate rates from other points.
These tickets will be valid for return passage
ifpresented ON the Pennsylvania Railroad
east Of Pittsburg prior to midnight Of
October g.
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When you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting or general tinsmithmg done call
on Z. FS Gallagher is West Centre street.
Dealer in stoves. stiff
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At Buffalo-Buffalo s; Scranton, 3.
At Rochester (l1 innings)-
8; Rochester, T. At Syracuse First
game; Syracuse, 4; Providence, 2. Sec
ond game: Providence, 10; Syracuse, 4.
At Schenectady Forfeited Springfield,
8; Toronto, 0.
Pennsylvania state League.
At ancaster-Lancaster, z; Carbondale,
8. At Reading Q1 innings gs)-Hazleton, s;
Reading, 2.
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Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
name LEsslG & BAEB, Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack. If
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Maley, the jeweer, for your wedding rings
l8 North Main street. If
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Dir. Thomas Electric Oil has cured hun
dreds of cases Of deafness that was supposed
to be mcurable. It never fails to cure ear
Hrhn
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For three years l suffered from salt
Rheum. 1t covered my hands to such an cX-
tent that | could not wash them Two bottles
Of Burdock Blood Bitters cured me-" Libbie
Young, Popes Mills St. Lawrence County,
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
The Senate Committees.

Juliciary-Patchen, Maute, Boyle,
Comins aud Sunmerield.
Agriculture Richards, Maute and
Kaiser.
Education McCone and
Summerficld.
Internal improvements - Martin,
Gregovich and Wise.
Enrolled Bills-Gignoux, McCone
and Symmetrical.
Corporations and Railroads-Boyle,
Richards and Mills.
Claims, State Affairs, etc-McC Cone,
Martin and Mills.
Mines and Mlning-Wilson. Wise
and GIegovich.
Military and Indian Affairs Boyle,
Pat;hen and Skaggs.
Mileage = Martin, Patchen and
Mills.
Priuting-Maute, Skaggs and Wise,
Ways md Mcans-C omins, McCone.
Wilson. Martin and Mills.
Engrossed Bills-McCone and Gig.
nouX
State Prison and Insane Asylum
Gignoux, Gregovich and Skaggs.
Public Lands-Skaggs, Martin and
Kaiser.
Elections G.Ggovich, Wise and
McCone.
Federal Rela,ions-Comins Rich
ards and Mills.
Rules-Mautc, Patchcn and Kli.
ser.
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\ Weak Sister.

Tho State convention of the Silver
party held nj CaTson las; September
adopted the following plank on the
railroad question:
I'VE demand the collection o! the
Indebtedness Of the Pacific Railway
companies TO the United States. rs it
natures. without any extension OF
time or change Of terms or coadi.
tons
Tho concurrent resolution passed
by the Senate, and which ia publish
cd elsewhere. does not strike the I'm.
prcjudiced mind as a fulfllment OF
the convention plank on this qucstion.
1t is at best a very weak sister Of the
plank on which the Silver party went
before the people at the last election.
We doubt very maclI il any anti rail.
road Silver party man outside Of the
State Senate will recognize any rcln.
tiOnship between them. Times change
and politicians change with them.
- aT.1.=S.asa ~. 4,
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FOR SALE.

Oneior two hundred head of stock
COWS and mich cows ut reasonable
prices, Will also sell all cattles
es, ranches and ranges owned by me
il wanted. or stock in lunches OF til
~, one or two hundred head or more
il buyer wishes. This is u good i'll.
vestment for any one wishing to go
into stock and cattle, business.
THOMAS. TRAINER.
Eureka,
Nevada.
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Total amount upportioned .S7,G3l9t
congregational.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.-There was
such Il meagrc attendance at the
opening OF the Senate to-day that
Hoar called attention to the absence
Of Il quorum and roll call was nee.
cssary.
Among the bills introduced was one
by Chandler (Rcp) to prevent the
tapping Of telegraph wires used by
news associations. This ia to prevent
the stealing Of news and wa n%cccssi
tatcd 10y the recent developments in
Chicago, when various Other ussocia.
tons were making usn OF the Asso.
cintcd Press N0ws.
In the discussion of Lodges
Hawaiian resolution III the Senate to.
day, George OF Mississippi made a
careful argument TO show there was
no popular suffrage and no real Re
publican form OF Government in IIa-
wall.
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News From Japan.

SHANGHAI, Jan. 2i.-The japanese
transport Sabuma Maru, which re.
turned TO Ujina yesterday, reports
she left the gulf OF fallen Wen on
Saturday, January 10Th, with other
japanese transports, escorted by
warsliips, and arrived of Yung Chang.
not far from Wei Hal Wei, the Chi.
nesc war port on the Shang Tung pc,
ninsula, at daybreak on Sunday, Jan.
Goth. The IA Yeyama and other Jap.
Hnese warships then landed detach-
rnentS Of marines, who met with but
feeble resistance, from the Chinese
troops, supported by four guns
mounted ashore. Tho lire OF these
guns was answered from the japanese
boats and the Chinese were eventual
ly dispersed, when the guns of the
japanese warships opened fire upon
them. The Japanese landing was cf.
fcctcd without any loss to the invad.
crs. and the four guns previously
mentioned were captured by the ina
rines landed from va Yeyma. Inmc-
dintcly afterwards the landing OF the
japanese troops began and was near
ly completed when the Sabuma Maru
left iung Chung last Monday.
Two English women, one German
woman and one Chinese woman, who
were found in charge of tho Shan
Tutg lighthouse, were placed under
the same pay ns they had been re.
ceiying aud were instructed. in the
interests OF commercial and other
traffic at soa, to keep the light burn.
ing.
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SOTtCE.
UNITED STAT LAND OFFICE
CAIsoHC Cry. NEvAD,. Dec. 10. 1891.
10 whom il mnT cnmcnrn.

UNITED STAT LAND OFFICE
CARSON Cry. NEyAp,. Dee. 10. 1901
To whom it may concern:
Notice IL hereby given that tho
Genital Pacific Rnilroad Cornpnuy
has fled in this Office Il list Of lands
giiuntcd IN the townships desrribc |
bcluw. and has applied for u patcnt
Tor said lands: that the list ia opcn tn
The public for inspection. md n COPY
thereof. by descriptive subdivisions.
has boon posted IN II convenient ulncc
i'll thig Office for tic inspection 1f Mn
pcrsons interested and the public
generally.
within tho next fiyly days follow.
ing lho dat" uf this notice. protests or
contests against the claim of the com
phuy to- any trnct or subdivision dc.
tcribcd III the list. on the ground that
the famc IL moro valuable for miner.
al Than agricultural purposes will ho
received and noted Tor report 60 the
General Land Office at Washington.
u. G..
II. 30 Il. 80; r. -. II. 80: n. -. II.
30. being North OF bnsc line. and
l'nst Of Mt. Diabl0 Meridian, Nova.
da.
OH. GALLup,
Register.
-. II. HALL,
Receiver.
Id2l ltow,d.f.i0~u
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novltf
ESrI;.iY NOTICE.

y pair of work horses about s years
old, one brown horse with four white
feet and large white face. and one
bay horse with two white hind feet
and small white face. both branded
G G Oh left thigh, came TO my ranch
i'll north Ruby, Elko county, Nevada,
about the 10th OF December, 1894.
The owner n have the same 10y
proving property and paying charges.
II. G.. KENNEDY.
Arthur, Elko Co. New, Jan. %, 1898.
I'D PM
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-.
tons.
Governors Inaugural Address was
taken up and 1000 copies ordered
printed.
By Wciland. inviting DR.. Stubs of
the State University to address the
Senate and Assembly on the posi-
bilities or the University on January
18th. Carried.
BY Denton, relative to the free
coinage of Silver. Referred to Com
mitted on Federal Relations.
Vote OF thanks rendered TO Justices
Bisclow ami Eelknap and Secretary
Howell for organizing the House.
Adjourned.
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says the ST. Louis Journal of Arri.
culture in nm editorial aIout No 10.
Fac the lannon's tobacco habit cure.
"Wc know Of many cases cured by
No.Io Fac. ono. 1t Prominent ST.
Louis architect, smoked and chcwcd
Tor twenty yCarf; two boxes cured
him SO that even the mel of tobacco
makes him sick No!To.l'ac IL sold
and guaranteed by T.. L. MULLER.
No cure 40 pay. Book free. Sterling
Remedy Co. New York or Chicaro.
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E.STiiAT NOTICE.

Taken up by ii. G. lrland. Colum
bia. Elko County. Nevada, one bay
horse branded llG on left thigh. S or
8 years old. weight 1000 pounds: one
gray horse hranded llG and III ON
left thigh. s or q years old, weight
go rounds. Both work horses.
These horses were appraised by j.
l.. Winter and Jesse Winter on the
2Sth day OF Dee. 1894. ut $50.
|. III. PoGUE.
J.. p. White Rock Township. Elko
County, New. ill2m
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Tho Legislatures Of Oregon. Wash.
ingtOn and Idaho are in n deadlock
Of the election of United S ates Sen.
otor. Dolph lacks ono vote IN Ore.
gon while in Washington and Idaho
II is u sort Of scrub race.
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a.

AR%HoLD-KEHXEDY:-At the Depot
Hotel. II ko, Nevada. january Is.
1880, by Rev. w. II. |. IIoughton,
Mr.. Max Arnhold. Of Battle Mount.
ain, to Miss May Kennedy, of
Mound Valley.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


SCR No. !. WIS taken up.
5. G. K. Nod, the special order for
. o'clock WIS referred to the Commit.
mittec on Federal Relations.
S. c. Resolutions Nos . and 3 were
passed, No. . unanimously and No. 3
10y - TO l, one absent.
40. 3
Senate Concur"nt Re solution
concerning the bonded Indebtedness
OF the Pacific Railroad Companies to
the United States. aud other matters
pertinent thereto.
WHEREAS, Tho indebtedness OF the
Pacific Railroad Companies TO the
United States is Il matter OF interest
and Importance 20 the whole people;
II Isl matter that demands caIm con
sldcration and the exercise of good.
business judgment on the part Of the
Representatives. Of our Government.
therefore be it resolved 10y the Senate
Of the State of Nevada, the Assembly
cOncurTing,
That we demand the collection of
the indebtedness of the Pacific Rail.
way Company TO the United States, us
II natures upon the same principal
that individual demands are enforced,
ana we instruct our ScnatoTsand Rep.
rescn,atives in Congress to vote for
such a bill as will dispose Of this i'm.
portant question to the best interests
Of the people of the State uf Nevada
and the whole people of the United
States; and in accordance with the
law and III justice to all.
And he it further resolved that We
demand the enforcement 0fthc Inter.
state Commerce Act everywhere. 80
that unjust discrimination may be pro.
hibitcd and We request and demand
OF our Senators and Representatives
in Congress that they use their inGu.
cucG and ability to consumatc such
purpose.
Resolved that His Exccllcncy. the
Governor of OF State Of Nevada. cause
to be transmitted aduly authcnticat.
cd copy Of this resolution TO each of
our Senator's and 10 our Representa-.
tive 10 Congress.
Summcr!iclh gave notice o! recon
sidcra:ion next Legislative day.
ASSEMBLY.
Roll coll. All present except Bccl,
and Conh1ic.
Prayer by Chaplain Father Clync.
journal Of two days read and ap.
proved.
by Rcck-A Concurrent Resolution
protesting against any extension Of
time TO pay the funded indebtedness
OF the Pacific Railroad.
Moved by Beck that rules be sus.
pended and bill read second time by
title and referred TO Committee Of the
Whole. Carried.
Notice given by German that he
will Introduce Il bill providing for the
secrecy OF the ballot.
a B2-Limiting power of county
officers. Referred TO Ways and Means
Committee.
B3-lIclative TO cTiatca Of de.
ceased pcrsCns.
There arc only 90 uGgcs to this
bill and il was ordered read nt the
afternoon session.
~AifIRHCoS STsSiOS.
FIFTY .sovcn pages 81 Ncci's bill.
unwilling for the nn~LllnmcmL Of nslnLca
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An observing individual says:
~Workingmcn will work together.
strike together, tramp together, starvo
together, but do not seem To have
enough 10 vote together"
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-How did you break your slate,
Jacke- asked his Il don't
know said Jack. Il drew a picture
on it OF a boy throwing u stone at a
bird. and / guess maybe the stone hit
The slate instead OF the bird
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SUBSCRIPTION t

une Copy. one year........... .....,"...sse GO
pae ~. elk month-...................5"
Fer any period und. T six months. one dollar
pr month. Payable In ahvsnee.
delivered by carrier In Eiko Mt TWENTY-FIVE
svnis per week.
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There will loo a United States Civil
Service examination held at Reno on
April 1gth.
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RATES.

viii be made as low ss is consistent with
-ourd business principles. Apply at the Of
Gee for terms.
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Tho Board OF Purdons has granted
a pardon to c. H.. Lehman, convicted
in lSSS OF murder in the first degree.
lie was first sentenced to be hanged.
but his sentence IA committed TO
life imprisonment.
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Total disbursements. ..s53.s9I Sc
I!alalnnce in treasury. 3 $500 30

Tho above balance stands ia the
credit 81 the various fuutla ng pcr
TrcHsurcr's lialauCn Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1910! IA
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JOiNr STATEMENT

OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKo COUNTY.
For the Quarter Endin= Jan. :.
1895.
STATE OF NEyADA.t..
County OF Elko. t'
AUDITORS oFFlcE
Jan 0. i-D5
10 The Honorable Board Of Comfy Comnu-
sIoners OF Elko County, Nevada.
GESTLrAES- w"hcrcwith submit our Quar-
trily Report OF the Finances Of the County
for ia" quarter cus!n: Jan 3. 1898.
Hs-p"ciInliy submitted;
GEo. II. MEIGS
Auditor.
~. II. MILLER,
Treasurer
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
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DISDJ RsF MI.STs

Cash sent To State in fun OF
settle nent ..... ..... "0,C6l 81
Cash sent 10 Stale on ncu't
Judges 81 nry....... =. 2,S23 90
Cnrh cNpr' IS JUDGES salary II u
Genera cuuU.y fund. .j.Ci2 ~
Oihcc's' sa'a!y Ind......... it.}I 80
INDECENT rick fund. ....... 1871 90
Cohunhcnt tund. ......... SIC 10
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An Aggravated Cn.c.

Representative Scabury OF the
Texas Legislature has introduced a
bill which provides that any person
who receives a letter and fails to
answer it within ten days shall DO
subject TO n fine of $1,000 or imprison.
incht In the county jail for one ysar.
In aggravated cages both penalties
shall be enforced. If that bill bc.
onie the law Of Texas. this scribe
will not become ono Of its citizens
as his case would come under tho
last clause.
Sixty.tlircc years ago Daniel Web.
ster had Isaac Bassctt appointed q
page III tho Senate. Fifty.two ycars
ago the special position Of Doorkccpcr
wns created for him and ho has held
il since. lie now has tho distinction
Of having been in the service OF this
Government longer than any man liv.
ing.
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A]rrrRHcaH SESSION.

FIFTY sever pages 81 Noci's bill.
providing for the settlement 81 estates
OF deceased persons. were read, when
tho members became weary and adj.
ioufnod for the day.
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IF YOU NEED n good medicine
To purify your blood, give nerve
strength and build up your entire
system, take Hoods Sa~rsaparilla II
prevents sickness by making pure
blood.
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Total. .&53,S9i IS
SUN MARY.

Total receipts. sol 81 70
PaidSiatc Dec sct''mt a20,OOl 81
Paid State Judge, snl.. 1887 -
Paid from county funds. l2,ill ~
Paid from school funds. 1851 II
Paid from road funds. l,3SG ~
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Hoops Pills euro nausea, sick
headache, indigestion and billions.
Icss. pc.
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Apportionment ofsta,e school Funds.
County Superintendent Massey
has apportioned Elko county's por-
ion of the State school funds to the
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IlY Ia%DEPEROEST.
AN PAPER.

I.,ata ,rory day. sund,y,Iettsp,id a.
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Third Day. Proceeding.

SENATE.
Senate met at II \. NJ. President
Sadler in the chair.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
BY ComiEs.-Relative to Hawaiian
Republic. Committee on Federal Re-
lations.
By Comins-Senatc Concurrent
Resolution No. 3, relative TO Pacific
+. r. COMMITTEES on Federal Rela-
tons.
Message from Governor was read
submitting reports of various State
officers:
Fish Commissioner and Treasurcr's
report. Referred 10 Committee on
Ways aud Means.
Warden's report. Referred to Com
mitter on State Prison.
Report of State Board OF Health.
Referred To Committee on Educa.
ton.
Special order-Vcto message of the
Governor of S d 6i. Veto sustained
b: full vote.
History OF S b "a ordered complet.
ed.
Recess until l:i5.
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prictor.

prlctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-18
DETECTION of Streets and Avenues on
+. New Plans.
DISCUSSION OF TEE BRENTWOOD Case
The Trapezoid Formed on Meridian
Hill.
A CEMETERY WIPED OUT

The publication Of Justice Bradley's de.
cison in the case of the Brentwood sub
division, defining the powers of the Conn
miss!oners respecting the diversion of
streets and avenues from a direct line, I'M
der the new street extension law, has
caused considerable discussion and called
attention to other instances of variation
from straight lines in the proposed street
extensions. One case 1t Is said. by those
interested, will in a day or two be brought
to the attention of Secretary Lamont, Sec
rotary Smith and Gen. Casey. chief Of en-
gineers, who compose the board of appeals,
which VIII decide all controversies relat-
ing to the extension of suburban streets
and avenues. The accompanying cut
shows portion of the row IA
nous map hanging in the board room of
the District Commissioners. This much
lauded map. by the way, is of no interest
to any one wanting to know how the ex-
tended city is going to look in the north
eastern direction, as 1t includes only the
northwest section. from It'll street to the
western limits. Between 18th and Cen
trail street Tor 18th street extendeO Will
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CAUSED A SENSATION.
Unexpected Appearance of n 100000
Note.

Unexpected Appearance of n 100000
Note.
SAN FRANCISCO April 1S.-There is
quite sensa ton In financial circles over
note for 100000 involving the Stanford
and Fair estates. It was in the nature of
a surprise to the attorneys and executors
of both sides. The note was forwarded by
William c. Howell, of New York, Of whom
nobody appears to ever have heard of be-
fore, to the First National Bank for col
lection.
Samuel Nilsson of Nilsson & Nilsson, attor-
neys for Mrs. Stanford, said he had not
heard of it. He Animated, however, that it
might exist, but as for himself he had not
been lately engaged with the heavy work
of the estate. and consequently 1t might
have come to the knowledge of the firm
without his attention being called to it,
J. S. Angusone of the executors of the
Fair estate said there was such a note for
100000, but whether genuine Or not he was
not prepared to say.
"All we know about it," said he, us that
last Monday S. G. Murphy, president of the
First National Bank, came to us with the
rote. 1t pCrported to be drawn by Mr..
Fur to the order Of Leland Stanford. It
was for $3G0.GD0, was dated five years ago,
acd was thsr within q short time by its
sSoe OF being due"
the signatures of both Stanford and Fair
appeaced good and no one seemed DESTROYS
of saying that they were forgeries.