davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
glIbert eco, Wlimmeiota.

Ser er iUGrt mango b)erruuo,, iom BoIocr
2eres 8Iap, men Der er mango Here, JON
IGier Del, % Oct iaIOer mig iOrunOerii8t at
life Hp8en tuuOe blpe Hu9et at IortGle.
hilbert Sea er Ell trtoeli8 8p, % bar en-
me9et itIgn 8eIi88eHBeo. Solicit er Der,
iOm / ale andre 8yer, blaHoet, % ~aIiteHs
GuugemaaI Bore5 % igres; Der er G0itere
% 9aaiter, NOrItere % SUeuifer. Sgbmere
% Spoer, ia til % meO no8Ie gteBre.
s Byen fUreS en- LlUIi9 5OrretuHg, % De,
iom gjGr bet beoit, tror Iea, CT Saloon
teepernc; tbt De bar Suiet fuIOt til enbOer
Sio.
Ser er ct me9et ito,t uUrit Settlement, ia,
ieg trOr bet itorite / gtHertta; tB, uaar Iea
er peO Wiiule otas 2iuIen, iaa Tan ieg relic
moo NOrO OmIreut 90 gJttI, % paa bette
Strog tgGiie bare nOrite Soil, meO llnOta'
gelie al uO8Ie iaa Sueuite % 3~anite; Oct
famine sr 5%ufGlOet, buI5 man REFER OmIrent
40 MI / SpO glennem 9olua.
MIelte garteH at 6armerne Der er be.
itaaenOe. vi Bprer in8en t.a8e ODER bet
iiOite Nar.
Suuobeo5tItitanOen er COB; O8iaa / Oet
&irtelige itaar oct bra IT, tbi ri bar mango
quoe 4reitru og iulot al &irter.
en- Somnaneer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
SBiaipS, 28istonfta.

Oct er fife nte9ct a: ltrIpe ON ior en-, JONI
bar Iig8et / Epmmcr, 0ieu / 6 UtaaucOer O8
neppe lonlmet iaa Iangt belle Y,uteren, at
man tan faa ie - uGr ia8t ct clVtIiicret
Msrueite,
SEQ piI fna tatte Dem, Sr. ReOuttpr, for
"3ecorubs goiten" Og "SeO Gruen". Zen
bar 8ioet O8 mauseu bpsgeIt8 0oGlo, % Ut
bar meO 9GnaieI UeHtet buer Gang, at Der
tom nO8et 8uO fra Bbiaps , iaa Ri tnnoe
faa Boitcu. SiGroeIesbeO UtI les ieuoe Ell
Sat til Dem, iom ieHoer 8rcpe fra 9amle
Ror Nor9e. 8reosne ira 5bOrbjBr9 Sic
er rent eTtra. SUN bar 9iCet % Ell iaa 8ret
6remitiain8 at 6OrbOIoeHe / fin Slcmbp5n,
at leg er Ii8eiaa goOt tleuot Der iom en- Sub
foot, % ON leg uogeuituoe tOmmer til
Horge ltal ie9 muRotIig tatte benoe, for
boao bun bar 9iort for fine &uuOsmGnO
berooer.
Ser / &Oro Bi3couiin bat Ger part en-
%ualmlnoeltg pen 8mter. Glmle Soil flyer,
at oeuue 8tuter er Den fiueite, iOm be MIN
oes. 9Giteu life Sue. Wleu auigeueI bar
bet uGret OreUet al al W}a9t GtOpeu. gten
Setaliuaen for grbetOet er Get life uGrot at
ilatIe ON; ben er iaa liOcn, at bet er en-
Siam. Soil, iOm life UeO beorc, OI uatir'
Il8Uis ijle: "6uoriOr nrbetoer for iaa
IIoeH BetaIiu9? gtlar s er iaa oumme, at
gear % arbei0er for iaa lloet, iaa CT BET
life mere enc tiIpas." 0ten BOOt Soft:
GuteH bar 81 at orbst0e for, BOlO Der By es,
euer at iulte tb.Rl. Oct bar life uRret
PANT !Jj8t at faa pre- 0rOeue "6obo" ol
"Gramp5", uaar man ital no % i0ge efter
&rbetoc % life bar &uao til at tjpre l Bull
mans SOUeOOBne; men bet er MI eHgatG
iaa iOr os 2,rbetOere, at ri maa bore for
npiet, bOor trit bet eHo er. SonO Der fall
oc5 for aOmiort % Spj8e, TENDER vi fun
5Beorieu. Wteu rart CT oct: 3euue 5roer
poa beore GIoer, Saabet ON 4p89e eHgan8
6remttoeH, maler os iii iOrtiat 0autp. Sal
os tIGmpe, ON oct iaa Ifal UGre til 2c9eme.
iaIoer bort, naar bet TIN CT / Sanobeoen!
o8 StetiGroi8BeOeHs Iieneitc, Ri orbeiOer.
Spar q. @auoerooS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
Sta Rapios, Wi6iaan.

Ea Jiaplo5 me0 fine ca. 5000 SnobD9gere
tt Uatlert belig9enbe paa bea8e SiOer al
IaI!elOn 6looeu. Ser or Here 5abriter /
Jrrparer, / BUiIte mango Meuueitcr fiuoer
stO ScTlGftigeIie. De 3 Serubaner, iom
hrgrr SDtu, empIOlerer osiNa en- bel Del
gsrioncr. 8 De ienere gar tommer Here
%saROrsOe ul9e Wenuelter til oenne Sp for
at bripse De uomprfeoe Sfpler, ri Der bar.
5ystisIt bar Ferris Industrial School pun'
BIT ct iOroeIaatigt Henome piOt o. breot.
gtr er Ell tel Del Stauoinaper boiatte. De
bar oannet 3 gteut9BeOcr; bper Weuisbeo
Hlr in 3Irta. JiOSpGrOiS er Den Suer %
SutsrCSie, nleo buiIten De onrtatter NteHi9'
kosn3 &cIiRrO. 2ette siuer fig iiGr til"
,enNe / 8eirGbeIierue for at imptte SIrfeu
ldl en- pa. ienoe Naaoe.
SaaIeoes bar ben lt~an0lnapilt III berlte
Esut89e0, lom M / Z Iar bar oGret betlent
a Saitor 6rocic, / Oenue 2io anpenot be-
t4SsIt8 Summer pan @uOShuiets 5orItIpn'
Elie iaa man maa not Iebe piot o. breot
tr at fnoe en- ReuisbeO pna fun 10 ia.
miller Der bar ct iao lm~a9iuIOt uoitpret
SamIm83ltco for fine @uOstieaeiter. guig'
BIB % GfyruIatgbeo fan 9Ipre fore Siug.
SSlllcr bar oenue Meni9beo auitaifet
F9 En- GIttrtaOle, malet at Mrs. Rlu8Gauo
minneapolis, lln8Oomsioreutnaeu ttIueie'
S'l8.e gtloIerne til Raleriet, o9 gtr. 8. &c
O'tion iorGreoe Ell Ramme, Der / iortrinliq
Grub ircm5GUcr oct / iig ieIO berltse gtalerj
a 5tin2, iom u%clii8ucr DC imaa 8prn,
I'THe &.tcrtaole bar oa o8ioa pGret beuIt.
Sr'i q ale, iOm bar baOt N~uIeoutua til al
F0rn, % ben 8lDr &mltuertnOen al 9Gre
Ea bun i~ortiener at faa SD9uius fra Ocm
CT oI ~onltaIe fig IIterbjQeoer. C.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
Mup. Giamore GO, Wlinn.

9sn OeiIi9e % tOrbaabHtn8silIoe Sacr
er MI after tHoe, % 5armerne bar be8pucl
at lpgse SROsu / SorOeu meo 6orUentnju8
ON en- rig Seit.
Seromfriug er Here uu8e, ionl / Saar bar
tnotraaOt / pen bsat9e g~g3teItabsItanO, o.
buuruf ieg bsr ital ttlaOe mig at HGvH be
itolte: 8uItau @aarOer % Sgnnepa 6. d.
nes ira geteriou. 8rgauppet boIOtes bcs
8ruOeus 5OrGIore paa gtOrtb Bralrie. -
gopart ggrtmiou % SaroItne gusb.r9 ira
geieriOn. 8splappet feIreoes los 8ruO'
gommens JOrRIOre paa Nortb Brairie. -
Oct fiOite Bar er EBOmas ". Guam ira
SiablauO % 8arOIius 9isae fra Ruo.
8rgauppet boIOtes / gTpOsas 5OrGIOreS
Siem, bppr 8atOr q. 6. 8opHm forrstteos
SieIien. warmer
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
el!.ls 10 O. 9, Sum c., slts.

S'!.le 90 CT :, 2uUa Co., g3ts
Egs9G y aO "-.gg.a.
q" gs.gymmsu @lRn ,er Sell m.U,tt; Den
ai.a58sr 0s r.s.,ma ia to GI!gar ON
l.SrH, % l.er G1u, rpmmcr TN attO e. Is
.g.saer fra le.Ht o. e glsu & 70 II.
sler a,srtg lrier ot uoBel iga Dor sgsu TO,
tg,e.t8. @g8o, o. oo8 Iuuos 6tt maaits ieIo
gcE ,oor lie ii emo igH.s a. Icoe, IN %
"a i~yrcialoe c. O5 au2st Jon maaite Iua0e
oFte At 5nt.ye.f ior lie Ila iaa Of 8.as
bets gEicre.
vi oil life, Ion iaa mango andre, Ia9se
&eIa8 paa g,aOet8 Spalter peo at optage
2toen meO, b-ao SIa5s Setr % gtuo ri
bar % bar Bavt, liBeiaaItOt iom UI uatsr at
8'oc Ho8ea Airteberetutug ttlgeoite; tbi ri
0eo al Griariug at brg9e oi3ie IbsmOsr CT
ue8ct OmihfteIi8e, % Tom Joise Berai
faot8 uoiat ior arttlt % 4aupaIRIug, iaa
at en- iluoaH ira Dor SIDE bOsyIsu sIsr fra
euer til.
9paO Vi nGrmet tGRtle paa, oa ri iat,e
os neo iOr at Itr,oe oisje Ginitr, Uar, at iUrs
tGIe ON be Gigtusi0usmp0sr, iom life for
ioa ret IGnse iiOen bIeU Orsanlierst Der /
SettIementst. 5ornaalet er, at opppe BoIt
at fremiRt.e % f|ortIare fine 5aUter sreit
% tDoeIl9t, iamt at f~Oripare Dem. Sheen
e. 900, Os at Sagen bar ouuOst 5o.te.s
sympathy ipueS at iremgaa al De OoerfpIote
Ntooer. Dog tor ri uotaIe iom Dor Ytes
ming, at SnOigrclien al en- beOre 2eoclie al
GoOcrus OIoe pPre ct olrtiomt uiiooel til
at beOare Sutere3ieu for 5remtiOeu, {. gr.
man oG.ger Ell GiriBent, iom bar at uubne
g.OOct iamt opretboIOc Groeu at famine,
8iOe Oroet til ben Der ior,Ouger BET, Dog
'%aaI.oes, at fun en- taller 40 0augeu. gnO.
0toere paoiccs itreHat, at be Greoe 3aierc
ttte 8aor u0eufor Gbemaet. 6remOelcs bar
3rl8,uteu pco Gebattcns q Ia,ntuB at
toge.a8e eli aim uOsItB 2iltemmIHg. - 9ettc
til GUeryelelic.
Otter Dor Grioriu9 tror ri, at man I 8cs
8gu0c.icu bar Uulgt fOr Ut0tIUftjge 3Bemaer.
Man bOr be8guoe meo Icttc DueroassIi8e
lGcmaer, iOm DC ileite er noa paa 70. iOr'
Itoor at ~beopmme. Scucre fan man, on
man iaa iguc5, III % Oa ta9e ct mere pan
lteIj8t, iUm anIporer + mere gitertante,
lgemaet paa iioIte gipoe oar: "0UoO er
rl3tt8it iOr Ytcuueiteuf Era eQer 5eru. "
Vi trpr % tDr uotale, at en- for Del at b.
llliteOeOGrenoe bar tompetsnte not til at
olstW ere bette Ebema.
On tnns SilIlucr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

IoTmeoeiit Seoe % tgrrs Siuoe, Ira 3 til 5
Snibeis pr. &cre.
8sbiter CT Dor aimiHSslt8lte Coos lie
uRtmeie) N~artso5ylaos.
Cite Ter ie9 greoe % StriDelier fra bet
uIor8!smmeIige Horss, men aIOrig ier le9
Hoget ira min 5soebpgO %oi5. 6Uts uogeu
al Ger oerbiemme IOiber "Eec0ral &oiteu",
% 5 tlIia!ptSOis IGier oette Stgtte, Ca Of.
jog rpiorbre Goer til at isriue % inoicuoc
til 8ldoet. ila 81 8Ui5iugsy Borrower Tan ila
bOre. boOrIeOes s rus.sr. Ser er alori3
nO9sn iaa 8IGOeIt8 IgleO, iOm at bOre ira
fin SiembDgO o. fra DC ganlIe BIaOie, iOm
man I i'm 8aruoom gaUoe iaa ilGr.
Simon u. Sp5ieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
Samlin, GaniaS.

Soer Gang leg mOOtaser "9:corabs
BoltcH", ier jes Breue ira ale andre Steoer
muOta8en Sropn Co., 8auiaS. Seq pII oers
iOr ieuOe "Boiten" % oeus &Giere ct Itoet
Stgtte % Iaoe GOer pIoe, at Der Ieuer O8iaa
uorlte Solt. Ser er ct HOrlt Settlement,
met fra SO8uoaI % 3aIcrne % no9le faa
fra andre Sp8OeIaa. vi bar p9iaa norit
Reui9beO. Baa @ruHO al airteitrto iioite
SiHter bette ri Den, % iaa bLeO bOer SaIUs
bel en- bel, iaa M bar ri to ReuigbeOer.
On 4bonnent,
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

aIima cno Ter Oregon, TAR ben ipc,j
Bart. Ge IA Var jcs bar gpbO,O! mig LEI
paG &piten, bar ies igoergt AIIma.et me5s.
u9te. 1et CT en- Sag Ic8 i%ortaar mig pu1,
% i]anlcoes pco, EgaO Ies i.rtvey ON. $50
to- trg8t aab.ials g tmltet til b nj, lent ct
pIa5et meo Hbeumat,sme, UitButn, GOlarrb
NeEogiiet, 80ucgp ne, 9tlOusUeR, Gguli'
ptttou clcy Re, Jogagge.f, grgRiOa5Be0 %
mango iOrjJeIt5e SgBoomme. Nlau Gu
barge ior q. Ber CT i0r yaat o. iagttg'.
2en Sla8s 6u8t 8beo, ION Esr or, er iOr'
t9uoet Splait o. CT iite itaoeIig.
Or. v. W. giGfpMan.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
-, arnin 60, q. gafota.

-.,n- sraia 60, q. Safota.
Fef't y, n, paa lang EiO bar ieet nOaet
10 w cant. 5aa faur les pr9Oe at lir'O'
''5's . ,1T er beltgesnoe / ben peitIi9e Del
roprtp, ueO GoOie Tiper pad "
q a a.n1n, o, er en- liOeu ~trioeIi8 Bp. Gems
\ Ua ,ss 55nOel bsituar al 9OeOe, Tom ale
p W., s': gnaabper i a~OrOOsien.
'a @ortIano bat 8 airier, Hen'Ita en- I'steO.
IN Goafersutsiirte % en- SpaoOe'
s,I''' G,r bar ogiaa en- COB SpitoIe O8 ct
ft'S ..rn iom er anlagt % OeOIi8sbolOes al
s ~I.s,srsniabeoerue Der, iOm iorttosH be-
s4a ~ Gotorsrne 3tuseIitao 90 YIutsater.
g g.'l,r bar aOO 5remSans unOer Eoitor
s,"a,o ION nj mart bar pGret oens
gtfpgsr TO Aar. ..u.n.m0u...nur.
,oS. meO fun uO9Ie GtlfaIOe al itreus
FatGeIis.
T., n,,,tn 0UeOe iom tpr. men mere 0Iag,
e., "a 6aure, % O8iaa enoel Corn, Jon
s,,r,,pre for lrnse fiOen itnIoe baOe plan'
TT mere al.
R,ryp gieuigBeO tGnter at bpSoe en- alrt'
~, rommcuoe 5pmmer, bare DC tunoe faa
',,,n,,r Be u~oOpenOige gtioIcr, botItet Ittt
- "a, oUot, oa M~eni8beOen er IiOen, Speoe'
.,if,rre fraa, % mango CT lite / iaa gun
ss A., 0mlruOgbeOsr, iOnr be ignes DC burO'
, ,a I'll at bD1ge. Gn aptnoeiOren'n8 ban
,r,,,rcret i,a % zen bar nIcrebe tnoianlIe'
>, u.gic, iom De bar beitemt I'll Ell aIotic
mia be flar % Ell &Irfe. Obi taar MAJ
er,re. faar man SO, Tiger ct 8ammeIt Orb
,,r,. u. 8e0eriou.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

Raar &Ojnoerue er 9Ooe, itaar BE-
mslem Ntanoen og Gn8eIen, uaar be Ell
Onbe, itaar De mcIem WtanOen O9 8iRs
oelen.-&ob6ue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
Snrpntn. Snn Snfntn.

Sor lille Sp GUrOHto er en- saulte ~triuelia
SauOeIspIaos. St bar 6 2rp GOODS oG
9rocerp Stores O.i.p.
5orIeOen bauoe oi ct surprise party hos
Ifr. % Ytrs. GbOr GbriitoferiOn. De bal
"A War 8anlIe / Saar, men er saHIte raitt
% reri8e. Oct par "Opens 8uinoer, iOm
tOm % tU8 Suiet / 8eiiOoeIie. 8orOet bet
mart OGttet meO SOririitHtHger. Sc bra9tC
meO fig to pr99ti9e Stole % en- Del andre
9reienter, for bptIte be @amIe tatteoe pa0
bet hterteIi9ite. 6. Z. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
t'pn Of WBsat!anS, SaD Co.,
SDo 7afota.

Q'lo oct &IrteliBe anBaar, iaa er Der or.
s%aH'l'rcs en- 0}cnl9DeO unoer Rapn Of ct.
SaaiI y(rut8beO. Yen bar maugc Meb.
faIHe, o9 b~etIcues al 8aitUr 9tiSlgp, Jon
IN nugget OcnlIg % 900 9rGotfaut % goot
TIT al belle Ncut9BcOeu. 3euue Meuigbeo
20'i O9Ioa en- guulte Ultfer 8Irfe eH9aug
eNf', men Ocn brPuote ior 3 Aar til Spurs
N'Fe0 lj0en, % iiOcn oeu &iO bar life Mte'
A59eocn oGrct tltanO til at opigre upger
49, laa WHCStlenCiternc Bolbes iSto ebnieHe,
q" lomo'tclt bljoer for TRANCE.
yer CT en- Sang oreuiu9 unoer Naun al
Sa3oiun San9ioreniu9". Set or ct fl,
pSI'Nll0t gtanoStor, bar b~eitaaet / pmfrire
Ear o. teller for 5ioen 8 attipr Meolenl,
"t'. 6orenIHaen bar u9iaa en- uomGrtet
500 string band. 5Ureuiugens SuItruftpI
"E'itcy s. 9tartruo; ban or pift 9oot litI
a ale 9tcolcmmcrue.
81 Eauli MISUNDERSTANDING bapoe e
necAue party hos DOR Greoe 2anbsmant
"Ao''a@ &lnoitao aiteneu ben SOe Mart8
s.''e' var en- bp9gClig SammeufUmit,
>a8a.la" gap no9Ie Numre tiIbebite a
Gang % Multi o. bGiteoe 8ifalo.
S~a@cotS bar Der 8lennem Siutercu UGre.
1''OI gaaenoe to 8ebatioreniuger; norI
s'e' AF'oo8S aiten Oa enselit busr 6reOags
aitsu.
%" 'Ia9er opcr baarbe 3loer Der iaape
~" ao0re SteOer, % al ben 9rnnO er maj
''aot''a' punIDr % neotrptt StemHiHs,
"O'''ssu itoite Aar bar meSet oaarlit
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
stnnhhtnn. gEtscpnnn.

a,lt Ialcr over baarOs GiOer Der iaaoeI
I'm yaa anOre SteOer, % bet er uel life at
r,Dres ouer. oa EobotsprIierue er imaa, fra
3m7 gcnt8, % bette er life iUm bet bar
urpst. Oct bar pGret 8anlte tprt Der /
goar, men Iaa fit vi enoeI Jte9n, % M bar
ri Solitu o. gOOt Ssir.
SmObeO8ulitauosH er life al ben beoite.
& G
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
600 Sortieneite.
Sfanoinaptifc WGmo,
JON er Oiai9e til at inotrGOe / Ell inc:
bringenOe ScifiGftigcIIc, pnTfes.

Si gnlter at torrciponoers meo GubOer,
iOm er uOeu QniRtteli,, eQsr bUts uuURrenoe
Stluiu9 life er tlIfreosIttleuoe, % iom mob
COB Detailing oil paatage fig at reprRieHtere
bort Strmn, for at tunle tIIieuOe Dem irit
bort Silbuo, tillgemeo BrDuer.
81 oil fuuue auiEtte en- GeprGieutlut /
boert DiItritt, iom bjOtiI life c. bella. Bebog
frog at %tilitrtee 81, 6. 8, Sboop, go. E Is,
9taclue, ISIS. 1926
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
"a. Mclena, Wcbraffa.

Il 0.!sna er Ell ltOeu trioeIig Sp. AOs
0r,,p her lOite gar Hog aIoeIeS fell. Get
r. b5arSt for mauge 5armere BerIuH.t tbl
n bar life Saafrp; men bet iaar 8au, iom
Mt fan; Be faar pel tauite uo8et al Gountiet.
Qlauit 2inoitrem.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
correspondence.

,,s,r g,dpn ga gsrssis faces tf''
,rrffrn1aa''l !, sTir tffs cnqana olspnsmlnite AZ
,rtFt seFlFn w., Nil lie bips 0fentIigllDrt, mfe'
S6sHi.hs5 ..,. ssueipuuseHt Fuiisr bet, men
sfrt rfei'an,'. ~, Fave giavnst 90 Aoresisn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
2npnncIernes CprinOclle. 3 ben

9npaucierneS S~priWOclie. s ben
cngelite 8reSie iOrbanoles Spersss
maalet ON bet iupuneiite 5OIts Dps
rinoelIe, Og man er III tOmmeu til bet
&eiultut, at SupuneIerne % 6innerue
er bclPgteoe. Be Ital be99e n~eoitumme
fra ben famine llrals GItaiite 5OItes
ltamme.
0tan paapeger en- Man8oe 2i9beOss
trRt meaem 6innerne % Supaneierne
oeres pOetiite 5ptelie Os Oetuiie @aus
gel pua ogbere reGi9ip5 S0leLie, beres
sprO9, Oeres 2oulpOI9beO. Reii9uutiUu
unOer OUermugten, itiGe uobOlOenbet
unber be ioRreite 9ibelier, Oeres StOlt.
beO, oers8 burtise ubOitIin98eone
S9iaa / bet pore bar be f9Qe5 TrRt:
be fremItaneuOe &inoben, bet fiRglgie
gniist, De Hare, en- Smule tj9Ue gine,
NJ. GA.C H. l.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19

mand he combined courtesy with frmness,
and with the enforcement of discipline con-
siderate forbearance. In his intercourse with
his fellow officials he manifested that helpful
ness which is indicative of manliness of char
acter, and which made the discharge of con-
current administrative duties pleasure, and
for all conditions in life he entertained gen.
inc and sincere sympathy.
As citizen he was patriotic, broad minded
and public-spiritcd. AS friend he was de-
voted and loyal. With none of the duties
which life iVssposes upon men evaded, with no
covenant ofS :iendship broken, with no trust
betrayed, his death closes useful, brave and
honorable life.
Resoloed, That the foregoing be made part
OF the permanent record of the transactions of
this board, and that copy thereof be trans
mitted to the sorrowing family OF the deceased,
conveying our earnest sympathy with them in
their great bereavement.
The beautiful floral pieces that were ten
dered as tributes to Mr.. Towne were laid
around the tomb in Mountain View ceme-
terry, Oakland, where they may be viewed
to-day by friends of the deceased railway
manager.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
FIGHTING BOGUS BUTTER.
Good Work of the State Dairy
Bureau in Preventing Its
Sale.
How the Export Of Higher Grades of
Butter to the East May Be
Increased.

Dealers in bogus butter and cheese are
not enjoying even fair trade in that
usually profitable product. In fact, oleo
bearing the rich yellow color of butter are
a drug on the market. This is due to two
cause.-the low price of real butter and
the existence of the State Dairy Bureau
formed by an act of the last Legislature.
Among the duties of the bureau the prin-
cipal one is the enforcement of the act
which makes the sale or disposal of I'M
branded imitation butter and cheese an
offense punishable by fine or imprison-
ment.
The State Dairy Bureau is composed of
L. Tomasini of Sonoma County, Dr.
Thomas Flint of San Benito County and
George w. Burbank of Marin County.
They organized on April 20 last, electing
l.. Tomasini as chairman and employing
William Vanderbilt as secretary, with an
office at liz Davis street. Secretary Van
derbilt, speaking of the work of the bu-
reau yesterday, said:
The bureau has had a good influence. though
the present low price of genuine butter really
makes the production of and dealing in imi-
tation butter Improbable, so that the board
has, up to the present time, found no imitation
butter or cheese on the market. But in the
fall and winter, when the price of butter ad-
vances with the scarcity of the output the
oleomargarine dealers will bear watching.
At present the bureau is collecting data pre-
paratory to compiling statistics on creameries
to be submitted to the State government.
About 400 inquiry blanks have been sent out,
and returns from some 800 nave been re-
ceived. The inquiries develop the num-
Der of COWS employed, the amount OF
the product and the capital invested,
besides other important details. 1t will
be shown that California produces 25 per
cent more butter than is consumed in the
State. We hope to be able TO present some val
liable suggestions to the butter-makers of the
State, and encourage more practical opera
tion and the production OF a grade of butter
that will find ready sale in the Eastern markets
as gilt-edged article.
A recent experiment in shipping a carload
made up from seven different creameries
showed that only one of the seven passed as
gilt-edged in the Eastern market.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
SPRECKELS' NEW BUILDING
Workmen Busy Getting the
Ground Into Shape for
the MaSonS.
The Structure VIII Be of Florentine
Design-To Be Completed by
October.

The property that has recently been pur-
chased by Claus Spreckels, on Market
street. west of Powell, comprising the old
Williams lot on Eddy street, opposite the
Tivoli Theater and the piece adjoining ON
Market street that so long was disfgured
by billboards and numerous street ped
dlers' stands, is being rapidly transformed.
For some days the work of demolition
and the removal of old structures and
earth have been busily going forward, and
it will not be long before modern build
ing will be erected on the lot
The plans of the architects, Reid & Reid,
show a handsome modern two-story
structure that will extend completely
through the lot, from Market street to
Eddy, and, although one building, will
contain two separate sets of stores, with
apartments and offices above.
The lot is somewhat irregular. being tri-
angular-shaped on the south. It's average
depth is about 10 feet and the northern
boundary measures about 70 feet and that
op the south IS feet.
1t was originally the intention to build
without a basement, but the demands that
have been made for space will cause large
and roomy one to be put in. 1t will be
finished complete throughout and be of a
sufficient height for any character of busi-
ness.
There will be two stores on Market street
elegantly fitted up, and with large plate
glass windows. They will have diagonal
frontage of about thirty six feet each and a
depth of eighty-five feet. A large court
will give ample light to the central por-
tions of the building.
A particularly noticeable feature of the
construction is the attention gwen to the
plumbing and sanitary arrangements,
which will be very complete.
There will be plentiful number of iron
girders and trusses scattered throughout
the building, and the finishing and ar
rangement of the interior will be strictly
modern and of the best character.
The entire style of the designs is Floren-
tine, the material being terra Gotta and
buff Roman brick surmounted by fig
ured and carved frieze.
! There will be four smaller stores on
Eddy street as fully and completely fin
ished as those On Market. This frontage
will not differ materially in appearance
| from that on the south, and will have the
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
THE RECALC|TRAAT JUROR,
S. Kaufman Is Fined Twenty
Five Dollars by Judge
Campbell.
He Offered an Explanation Which
the Judge Declined to
Entertain.

s. Kaufman, bookkeepeer for Rosenthal
Bros. & Co., 107 Kearny street, who
failed to answer subpoena to serve as a
Juror in Judge Campbell s court on Wednes-
day, appeared in court yesterday morning.
An attachment had been issued against
him by order of the Judge, but when Off
Ger Maloney went to the store on Wednes-
day afternoon to arrest him he could not
be found.
Kaufman explained to the Judge that he
was in sole charge of the store at present,
both partners being out of the City, and he
could not spare the time to serve on jury.
The firm kept colored man, Davis,
specially for the purpose OF serving on
iuries. Davis was thoroughly conversant
with the constitution of the United States
and the duties of juror.
The Judge said he would refuse to ac-
cept the explanation. You were sum-
moned to serve as a juror" he said, land
not Davis, and it was your duty as an
American citizen to give the officer your
name and appear in court in answer to the
subpoena.
'sfhis is the second time this week that
such thing has occurred, and | am deter
mined to put a stop to it. There is no pos
sible excuse for you or any other citizen
directing to serve as a juror. l will fine
you $25 for contempt of court, and hope it
will be q lesson to you."
The Judge ordered an execution to be
made out, and intimated that he would
personally see that the fine was paid.
About three months ago a member of
the firm was summoned as a juror, and in
stead of writing his own name on the sub
pena he wrote Davis name, and Davis ap-
peared in court, but his services were de-
clined.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
ESTATE OF A. N. TowNE.

Private Papers of the Late Manager
VIII Be Opened To-Day.
when the box containing A. N. Towne's
private papers is opened to-day it will be
known whether he made a will" This
statement came from Clinton E. Worden,
his son-in-law.
George Crocker one of the Southern Pa
cific directors, was seen last evening at his
home on California street, and in response
to inquiries said he did not know that Mr..
Towne left will, but he was inclined to
believe that one had been made, as Mr..
Towne was man of methodical business
habits.
The estate left by Mr.. Towne consists
largely of unimproved lands in the San
Joaquin Valley, and may not prove to be
as valuable as some estimate. He owned
| at least $4,000 acres between Merced and
Kern counties. He also owned some land
in the region of Indio, but not very large
| tract. One valuable lot of land belonging
| to the estate is four miles west of Pixley.
Some of this land is under cultivation, per-
haps 800 acres, in orchards.
| The late general manager of the South
! ern Pacific had unbounded faith in San
! Joaquin Valley investments. Early as
| 1875 he turned his attention TO that region
OF the State. He expected vast develop
ment of resources on the completion of the
| Southern Pacific as an independent line
across the continent. The increase of land
values on the completion of the road did
not come up to his expectation, but it can
not be said that he ever regretted his in
| vestments. He was not regarded as land
| poor, but his holdings of non-remunera-
tive land property were large, and there
must have been constant drain on his
| resources to pay taxes.