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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-02-19

Idaho Legislature has alreday
used up over half it's time with
out electing q senator.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-02-19

Senator Dolph, of Oregon, is
still on the anxious seat. That
is where he belongs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
ResoytanoI dc N colega msdTilSno:
En- favor de- Pusrto-RieO

Dos nuovRH p t'cioRaa en- favor de Puo,t
RisO ka heCho 81 Diputado BtnSr GavCia Molin9s
que por 81 sctyidad en- prod los iateyeEeI DE-
d diatrito % pRis natal, tieR0 sdqUirida ya sB
aq1olla isla ma lsgitima J bIsn canada pop1la
Kidad.
Rscisatemonts hs conSeguido de. ssnOr HI
nigtYo de UltYamsx qsa 81 CoIIija m inse mpro1
gible abuso que go v0nia eomstiSndo dsBds O.
aeu dc Julio 6ltimc, On gus sMpeEaroa { TsEiI
OH praanpuastoH, abRge dc qKs orAA VI ,tiMal laE
slasas pasivas dc Puerto Rieo las que han vs.
ado gstiafaOi6ado.0 HNs hab0xsa con al 10 por
100 dc daHcHento, CusRdo los Ruevos pre- upWes
tas HOY yigeates, HsbaiaToH aqu'1 dsacu.nto d
,inco; siondo ineompYonsiblO como aqusllR In
tendeneia de Haci0Rda hs considOrado lOtYa
nuoata aq1ella PsesCrpci6R dc l. ley, imponieA
10 una elasa An tIisuto para q gus No habis
autoHixiai6n legal.
AhoYa proeedO que 81 na6oH NiniGtro No %
eontorma con ordsAAE so1TsgtE fam0diatAm O1te
sal irrogUlGxidad sino q1o % dc ju tiCia 10 Esia
tsRve los que c0bxan poT aqUal ooECspto 10 que
@ leg he de- OOnttdO de naEs.
SobYe al MiarRo asunto insisti6 syeY oa 81
longyOso Ol gsKox Garcia Aolinag, pidiendO O.
Nini1tro auO, On atsneI6n 81 d0uahoRo con qx4
vI0na do,srYcllfMdog0 Ol prssNpu'sto dc PaOlto
Rieo. paYa aMvisr a. paits i sxielivo tipo de
% caus fiun, que ta1to ps1iRdica lcg fuHcionA.
r;ou NJ sieo1 y Ouant0 oobYAn pOE GQu0ilaa "a
las 1pIima On dOAnitivA todo daHsU0nto, y
IL spo1sioReS ysonSignasicReu a. loS funeio.
dO aque Il isle a. vsn pl0siGAdos 0sVisx
taiiAiliaG rOaidenteu f1eTa Dc aquS'ls, no Gu.
i d 1uinopo dSHcuanto del giro, q1e, dlti-
a ate, ha llsgado "a 81 36 por 100
80 ealcula que 81 actual praSupussto} do
guOTta-Rico ha az aaldaI, con IN GHupeTab't" as
nOaio mill6n do dnIob y bier puSd0 10dusiTHs
an Una pAItidA que 10 ti0nO IslAtiya impeYtAn-
oIa, 81 prsnapRsIto dc ingteGon poH aqUsl osncOp-
10.
De otro asUnto intaSasanta para Puerto Ri
% ocupDa On ID actxalidRd SuI Diputades pol
iniciativs del uaiioK GREsis MoliAas: de solieitas
INA subvsnci6n para 81 SsnoT don Salvador Bran,
dtGtinguide pOYiedistA portaEHiqusdo que an ID
actualdAd 90 haIla en- 0l AHshiVo de IndiRB re-
sogisndo decumeatos aut6AtleoS para OssHibiH ID
"HistcYia Dc PueTtp-Riso
Otyo dis tEataTSmes eFts aG1nto con algda
mayor saplCio J ate1ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05

200 nil daTse que el gobtesAo maHgequi eaeuas
Nlpana como zo1to del pnl@eE plhaa de = an-I
Iler1ninscl[n.
Cen n,ollvc doI aealoRsdo ineidants qAs o.
prof ovl6 % u Oongpeno entFo slo1 diputRd0z 90.
norOn OaAelleby marques do 8aSlAnao, diohes
neaorss han nombHadO varies amigos paEa que
a0lucioApn 10 question, y eomO no % 0neuentEA
aine6n aurselo aatiGfsstorio, paSses que d asun.
TO 9 vsntiIsyf On 0l toETone del honor.
In Madrid 60 aneuentEa gEAV0msnt0 onteg.
10 do pulMenia, q general condo dc Mayexga.
LN cNesti6n PSxBonal psndients entire tos CO.
HoYeu OaAollAs J marques dc NAxiAnao ha qaeda.
10 aatiafaetovlAMont aRxoglada.
Al lIoga8 Mad1ld pxosodont0 dc Andalu.
aIa 81 cSagUl do OoloMbia On OAdi8 sR asposa
slli0roa o. IN eocAa dc punto j al bsjR1 notaroH
qEo fAltAha una Maleta que habian pusato On Ol
pasSAnte J que AORtsaia alhajas, otros objstcH do
yalox impoItantes doONslent0s pSEa 10 Lega
lt6n. ri eoch0rs he aido detsnido como pre-.
aunto Rusor del Yobo.
b IN Is tsbriSa de iabonsn qae tienon ostablo.
sida eR Sans (BarcOlonsl los sehoYes Boanefoy j
lompaiiia hie.eEon Oxplosi6a lRS sAld0yas, a. ..
tRaysndo ossi tndo d ediAsie. III egty6 sito pro
I1eido fa6 eBpantnuo d vecInlATio alarrnade
qusdaron nupltog, J dos obrsros uno dc ellOs de
Gacionalidad franeesa, 81 muy grave ostade.
Sc atrfbuys la eausA do Il CAtfatscfs Alg1ns
inprudenuia.
N Il oO1i6n v0Tiaeads On 81 AyuntamiORto
is Oadja 90 Rrm6 IN gran sgeknaRlo CANA de
hRb8rs0 preIsntAdo dos conesjal0s que hsblan
tide daclaxados insapacitAdog para que & tode
uaass lee Bssa 0l sIcalds pe1eSi6a. , emo n
h1bo mouo de senVeneesles qgS 60 fneEA1, g l0l
sAs6 a fuexZR dal akl6a.
IA fallscids OA Madxid ID "JuaAA" pop1lsl
'rOndsra que tasIEa do tYaHsax eoa pHssdaa }
objston asadoB ha dsjsdo an capital de dee mile
aeS dc pelOtaB.
n Portman (Nurcia) N jovOn que ibG
paaOAR ge mati6 an sArtueho dc di1amltA ds1tC
lOl pesho. IA cSrk1cho hixo oxplOOl6A J 81 10
van m1Ei6 heTribl0monte d0stHoxAdc.
Los aAsionRdoH 81 arte RaSioAsl 01tf1 entu
TlasmadiEimog, pReI sn SavilIA hA apAHecido II
auOYo toYsro que SOgAa dis0A ha matadO 0n do
soE1idss dc IN mod0 admirable. II A1sva teHo
20 tionO 20 amos do Odad ae lIaraa JosO Gareia e
81 AgAbeno % Batural dc ID villa Do Algab
Gituada eeISa do Ssvilln, = He pEOao1tiea que lls
cara sSH m "hRgaHtjo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
Entafnadaa da d Gaia


Laian Hacionda ss&sn nnkaal' 40 Debrs 1894
San JUsn ae EasKko- Nieo.
My sono1 mio j de- toda OensidoFacLo oAs-kioI
toiieito uatad p0I Gus imVo8kga gaol0noa eenetal-
tor O pro dc Il entermsdad do la cans dulce u
oE0o quoSuino dc m toae o. gran parts he dado
An Hu yo1dadoro origsn 81 cresH que go ''gUsanc
blanCo cabsoip1iot0 GAllina Cloga" sea = cauEa
pHEmcTdiaIsde n dsntEnUpi6n de . hGHmasa gEa-
miAoa, pox ri paKte pueao nseguYafl0 ~ na % q,
go po1 oxperienctal qHe ssnahn0 on gKan eultuta
ava pieEa do Cana eexosna & loB oBtabl ablooimlent0H
no tsSrsno de rogaAio; o. Il pYimaveHa q 81
ps8AY 0ncanar nOt6, con gran H0RtimiOnto mi",
qa9 paulatInannsnte 90 aniqui aba VI noEia e. %
tori 4 qn0 yR Mutsd tiens manitsstaaC, y aban-
apa& denpRsB d0 haber arFaneadO mUChas cepas
on diG01snt0g gitieH oncontrando G1a TaiCeJ lie.
mas d0 oa0s guNaAos J o. algNnas cepAa que eesl
sonneTvAban todavia q psdazo do BsnAilla adhe
ridos rus raises dgaiaHeado % interior eaoon
UanaoG alg1no1 ''raculOS" come yulgaEmsnts leg
IlRnaMeB. # s ss .3S
Na este egtado, rslolvf s tome ma dstsr
minaci6n pIsSto que Gfa infgRCtuoIo contlnua1
gagtAndo diaeYo On 90 eultivo y mAnd6 poA4x aM
ostaso, variol e0gaoB haciendolan Muda1 matAst
y tAr1e, loB pnooa diau 80 % v0ia otEa OosR mal
QNo las rsicsa de1as e0paS dc eata ayTaNcadal J
os cetdo1 OonviztiesaR Il piaKa do lGlEsao an -
sEiaL eat0 10 hi1s no aolamenta tuadaao on u
parts de carnfvoH0 que ti0n0 81 C0Ydo Blno que
,isndonus eortumbrss hsxaH Il terra die abj
RsyolcaE1n ere teYTeR0 GO eomSHGn los guaAnct
que sneusstssn coisrE nol aiso J despuaa vo1o.
1os 10 que 90 hseo asi fR6 quG0 loa uaeSos d.
JuRio J Ju' 10, 10 msRd6 RYaI, 10 saMbr6 dc mai1
Qas 10 eojf,eR EAsro, consluida aats opsraci6n
volvi Ararlo n8syamente, % Marco 70 aembre
10 CAEa y .aqMi estk Il 0n0miga dc Il YenaolaehI
trondo1sD vsfda, asultada dc cspas, % 10 eOnoce
vida, sin mag agUa que Ia caida del ciolo pcEqut
70 no tengo Iisgo, maniisutandolo ignslm0nta
q1s No saItivo otra cana naas qNs = blaaca J g
10Y On 10 asQuridad qxa aqui On ri hRcienda qui
KaH no alsaaae doa dossnas do cepaB dc otHa
vaIciodad do cana.
Dispsnssme que 10 haya distEaido Dc Bul
mtltipl0s ocupagi0ROB CON eata largA CA1ta puo'
astsd oompxanderG q nj objsto ha ride otra Mai
que manifensarle 10 que practiOanOAto ne ha "a
sedid0 cou ID aplicaci6R do los csrdoS q1e may
oisR donde sss graRdo 10 estsnCi6n do taYrent
snfsHmo ps0dsR aplicarse pastor On lugAT d.
{ eltlea, eorno " 10 hiss, aua que tampaco Grec
que osto asa 81 medic gus sStifps do ma vsE 9
aRlque neB arrRina, hay etRoG mueho1s sp-sl' mu
Tho mas gFayaG auR. quS la EAlliaa Ciega.
Con tOda la eonsidorasi6n debida.Ha0 gNsO1i
90 dc listed On afsStiaimo amiGo :. q. b. r.
oe RAFAEL KUNoz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
CONGREsQ De LOS OIFUTAOOS
Pressdsncia del ErcmO. SeEOr Marques
dsh HegG ds ArnsVO.
ExTRHCTO OFICIAL
Session del dia g de Diclembrs

OESIOH QEI UIu Q 20 UICL6MVI6
III Bonor Niniltro dc ULTRAMAR (Ahar-
1UxS): Fido l. palahHa.
El Seiior r RESI DENTE: In ti0Ra 8. 3.
III ssn / Mini1tEo de ULTRAKAR (Abar.
zVE y M1chsS gtaOial j muy expIeGivsa poT Lar
beR tyoIau mss gus eorteseI palabTAs que d Ssnox
MaYtin alncheE he tonido Il bondad de aiYigiY-
ne poYnonalmeAtO
Cxando 20 hubs Dc contsItGr ma pYtgUA.
e del sesoY LsItTeS no pxts declr nunea que no
tepfa opini6n hobTe ebtA matsria; y no hsge de
e1to o1elti6n do anaoT progic, porql0 ignore tan.
tau couas tan o. absolute, tan dc pIano que ii no
tuyisxa ideas Gobr0 u Cue1ti6n del Can1e do Ii
nonoda On Puerto RicV, oa America J q q Ax.
tyemo Olisnts, no me aviYgonxt1ta dc coltssAYl0.
Lo qno hay sG Que toago cpinionss aob1a ID
mataria; pOH0 teDRo 10 cbigaci6n eStricta do no
taner opint6n gubaxnaWental On 0gte moMentO
ncycua 81 a0unto OSt6 s'Gub i4die0" O m coUt1o
t6cnicO, II que MiniStro que On algo @ sPTosis y
cRa q aIeo 90 0Gtlns, J 90 algo eStimo Iaa pre-
TregativaS guhomamontales y Administlativss
puSao exprssaH aqut una opinl6n antsponi6ndoll
le autoyinada ds loa centres t6enioos que eon 81
eepan aneteheia han d0svaniI ilVatyay no aaHntt
doto1minadol EAr eepuigulnnto, u enc Pueat
Rail n llnsg Mal.l1 aaeeeN a aIe laese algy
q ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05

Las paru0nas que deusen a6q rig pspslsfss
do II ysnta por acc enas del hermAso 6uaATe a
cleo OAONAB0 que - sxhiba En- las sncinaa e.
IA OeRBnsFoHDRNOrA, dsbsR diKijlrHs con tiomHS ]
GI SAILOR don JeS6 Oasu0la GoigsI eGtas diehl i
odcinaa. Ya1o han coloeAdo NAV dc ID mitAd s
Ias papoletAu. Sc tfatA de INA msgafasa obra :
srke oayo HOnEo raidO In. Z 1R-76 quo u
ua Musho ID staneifn pOY 81 coluriae, sonksa,
tsno, lnR pxopoTcioneu anat6misas. Oada aosi 5.
yale nv peso y juRarE 90 suertss en- eombin&sg
con 81 Sortoo de ID Lutarfa PEoviaGiAl que 60 C.
aHaE6 eli 10 de T0bYeso proximo III auadKc
soalidadA vac nag dc 500 pasel: On .smhaYge 81
atwero de aoeionoa para d vonta sole g 0lsts {
nAaaiAntda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
w CORRESPONDENCE DE Pro- RICO
sABADo pz En1ao Dn 1895.
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y IGRICOLA
91e REoemE&1oo

49, - -
SECRETARIA.-El COnseio de Administration en-
Aesi6n ordinaya de 81 de Diciembre ultmo ha acer'
dado los siguieutes partcularess
L. Autorizar Ia Comsi tn de turno para abrir
cuentaa cor ientes las casas de Concrete y demas
peEsonas que 10 solicitor estime Oportuno con 81
iuteres reCiDroco del dos Dor ciento anual
2.' E0var el interes do Las ipposic ones plazo
Aio al tres p0r ciento annual cuand0 e plaZ0 sea de
tres meses 10 menos, al medic por cento cuando ell
plazo extienda ses meaes al cuatro por cient0
ad0larte.
s. Que en- los prestamos cuyo plaxo oxceda de
seis meses como pueden exceder 1os agricolas y
pass Dc mil quinientos pesos su importan.
cia que sin esas crcunstaneas sea por menos
frmas dc ndivduos RESIDENCES uera dc esta Capital
Ia obligation Sc consNtuya por escritura pnblica en-
Vez de un slmple pagar6 doCumentO privad0. me-
nos que una te esas Armas sea de persona not6ria-
mGnte acreditada jutco de Ia Comsi6n de turno,
x para conoclnIento de todos los interesadoS. sc
1S05.-El Secretarlo Sa vados Fulladosa.-V.' B.. 81
Presidente Accidental. Julian B. Blanc0. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05

HA fGIl0sido sa ID 0ladAd De Oagaas ls ssas
pstsbIe DANA doHA Anslia Gimme viuda de
BGtaiilo J msdxs dc AlsItEo aNige don EIaneie-
90, que hasa hass POGO f1S MiHi1tYO dc ID Cue.
IRA 8nla RspAblicA dc Vsnszuola. Al sntisxR9
saAs0 on ppa ID que "a no 0xiHta = geeiba a.
apTseiAbla tArailia ID GxprOIi6A de n1Oh1a 0eRGe.
l0nelR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
Hamha uido obaaqHiadea sca d

Esm@a uide obasqHiAdea con an follote Phi.
we1osAmelnts iapYogo o. santo Bomings, oFpf.
Sol n0 Il H:op6bliea D9ninicana. en- oil enal sosu.
tan laB bastp0 del coneuIso alberto poR b Junta
NAsienal O'slombiana e0tabloOida O. aqReila eiu-
dad, pare oieeutaH L. Obra que 90 ? oyeeta haesx
del nepulsxR On que han dc ToposaE lea xeston de
don Cxist6bhl Cel6n % aquella OatedEel metre,
'polstnuA lin suma votada para la ebsa Cd Dc
9e0 NIL fRaHAseH esnes mil pavA 81 auteH Aal
AeieR nFayasAn, apyaa eo7a a'aleSaI exp'isa 81 e.
llata RE lelulal q nasla1alss :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
NOTICIAs GRNRRA.LES

sSgfs losmea los psRiSdiseu sxtraHisrss'
oxisto N solOtAl pfeyscts, sayo ftAAtss eta "a
epuleata easI de B Gt hid. TEktaso &C un NO.
scP0Iio glgsntsSoo: nAda mSAos que I0 aespR.
tar toda IL platA del muado , dsVoIvNle u phi.
Gtivo ValaT. Rl domieiIIo dc u eolosAl REO-
aiaei6R HadiaaYG On NuaYs. York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05

NusstEe amigo q iaEsligsnts preHosor doA
kod0Uto OoTdOTc, noe paIIiep Pc 0n atsata siro1'
IaE, qHo u eaEa que ocupA con GR fAniiia En- YRui
%. reuse lGg eondiBionss A0esHa1iAa kfeidRieas !,
pGdAG6gieaU, pars admitiY pupileB, cor Nmitadsa
AtipAAdi0 NOnUURl -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05

GoI sOasTOI Vslls J OsnGie, Aersaitadog dEs.
gNiltas Il mae6ntisoI satAhIesidos On Pcnes,
1oS pRxticipan hAbSE esntSEide podeH general
% snt guo OmplSAdo 81 Lsdo. don ARtoAi0 W
net Marin,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-05
Gaceta Oficial de HOY

Gabi0Hno General -SeeFata1ia. a.-Ns Nsgociadc
de DestiRcs Oivllss. IL PRbliesnse loa dRstiRea "
GantGs psrs ~ proViSi6n Con arreglo laa CiHcu-
lAISs del GobioHAO Guys xslaci6M va On otrc
lUgax.
IUtsrvenei6n General de ID Adminiatxaei6E
del EHtSdo o-9eoei6n dc OontaaUIia.
FactU1as qR0 30 psga1kR On ID p16xima Ge-
MANA
Gorkeo 16
Rnsrs 7.-Facturas ndmarcn ,.-.. 407 81 /
Id0m 8.-FaCtuHas g6msYoS. :. =. All &A1B
IdaM 0--FactuTas H6meHou. :. 4l6 & 4l9
IdeM TO- Factuxas n6meroH -. 420 & 423
Tdem 1l.-Facturss ndmeros, !. 424 & 427
1a.n la.-v.s.an.' nsi.sa asn.r.., :. $50 81
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
WORK. OF THE POLICE
What Was Done by the Department Duri,
October

What Was Done by the Department During
October
Secretary Cottle has completed bis re-
port OF the work of t3e police departm ont
tor the month Of October. During that
period 54i arrests were made for the fol-
lowing offenses: Adultery, /; begging.
3; battery. 2; burglary, 8; contempt of
court, l.; carrying concealed weapons, 1 !;
drunk, 1871; disturbing the peace, 81
escapes. 6; embezzlement 8; fast driv.
ing,3; violating hack ordirance,1; hitch
ing ordinance, 1; incest. l; soliciting for
houses Of ill-fame, /; grand larceny. s.;
petty larceny. 21; violating license law
/; misdemeanor. 4s; malicious mischief,
70; robbery. i; violating sidewalk ordin-
ance, l; vagrancy, II; violating Sunday
closing ordinance. l; incorris ible, /; sus-
PIGEONS persons, ~; insane, 3. Thirty
six we're given medical treatment,Sl were
accom- mooated with lodgings. children
were restored to their parents and 81
loose horses we're cared for. Value OF
stolen property recovered amounted to
$ll4S. Total amount of fines and forfeit.
ures paid in police courts was $lS24.
vi those arrested APT were convicted. Sc
dismissed. IA held to answer and IS are
given and So nuiaances abated. No less
than 663S meals were served to prisoners
ana the total work performed by the
chain gang equalled 1852 days. The po.
lice surgeon attended 10 persons. The
destitute cared for number 63. Fifteen
women and "a minors were imprisoned.
Bailiff Appel interpreted "A cases in
$50 in fees. TIE patrol wagon responded
to 29i calls, took 2s7 prisoners TO the sta
ton, IL to the county Jail. II to the re-
ceiving hospital and l home.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS
Several Entertaining Papers Read and Fakes
Exposed


The Historical society met Monday
evening IN Judge Morrison's court room
There was good attendance OF mem bers
and visitors. The secretary, ]. NJ. Quinn,
read communication from Peyton oyie
OF the West Publishing company OF St.
Paul, MIMI, making inquiry for some
biographical data of Hon. J. NJ. Jones.
Who was Judge of the United States dis
trict court of Southern California from
1850 to 1854. Also a letter from Miss
Pitcher of the Pasadena Loan associa-
ton making inquiries in regard to the
Cormina real, or kings highway-a royal
road that formerly connected the differ.
ent missions.
DR.. Stephen Bowers read valuable pa
per on the Recent Origin of Man. He
instancsd the finding of the co-called
missing link by a Columbia college pro-
lessor in the mountains OF Colorado, and
the discovery of the famous Calavares
skull beneath the pliocene strata where
it had been placed by the miners to de
ceivs the geologist Whitney, as illustra
lions of faxes upon which theories of the
existence of prehistoric man are built.
The doctor gave 1t as his opinion that
the length of mans existence on the
earth does not exceed that gwen in
UheIs' chronology-6000y years. The doc
tor has devoted many years to ethnolog-
ical stuuies and researches.
Mr.. II. ID. Barrows read short paper
on the Life of Don Alferdo Robinson.
At tho time of his death about two weeks
since. Mr.. Robinson had been a resident
OF California sixty-six years. He came
to California in 1899 and engaged in
trade. In 1916 he published anonymous
ly book on Lite in California. This
hook is regarded as a standard work on
California life and customs before the
American occupation.
Mr.. Robinson was for many years the
agent of the Stearnes Rancho company
OF this county. He was man highly re-
spected by all who knew him.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
WANTS TWENTY MORE MEN
The Chief of Police Needs Ad.
ditiOnal Officers
A REQUEST OF THE COUNCIL
Action in the Matter Taken by the
Police Board
A Committee Of Five Appointed to 90 Before
the Finance Commlttse and Ask
for the Additional Force

Chief OF Police Glass says that he must
at once have an increase in the police
force if he is expected to fully protect the
people of the city. The chief thinks that
he ought to have about twenty additional
patrolmen, but intimates that be would
be perfectly willing to compromise upon
half that mum Der. The hoard OF police
commissioners is in entire accord with
the CHIEF. The matter WAS debated pro
and con by the mem Ders OF the board
yesterday. and as result Commissioners
Wirsching AMI Long have been appointed
a committee to argue the facts befure the
finance committee of the council.
The latter body, while as whole OPP
posed to the proposed increase at this
tim. because of lack Of money in the
city treasury, will probably in time be
brought around to look at the matter in
the same light as does the chief. Inc
argument for the increase will he made
before the financial committee at Its
meeting On Saturday.
The police board yesterday referred to
the chief applications for saloon licenses,
as follows:
From J. NJ. Smith, at 10 Alameda
street; from FelixVioli, at 400 East Fifth
street. from Robert Kern, at the Nadeau
hotel; from August Steimke, &c 223 West
Third street.
The application of Phillip Slater for a
license at 2l6 Bellevue avenue was
granted and the applications of J. l.. Bar
nett and Nels Hansen to be appointed on
the police force were filed.
The chief was instructed to procure
new helmets Tor members of the force tor
winter wear, the hats to cost not more
than So each.
The city attorney was called before the
board to state whether or not Sycamore
grove is now insld, the city. An affirm
alive reply to the question was given
and then the city clerk was instructed to
notify the owners OF the place that they
must at once apply for saloon license
Tor that resort.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
A "GOOD THING" FROM NAPA
And He Got Pushed Right Along in Fine
Gf.,,a

Anu lie dut fuSucu NiSut AiOuB III TiuS
Style
James Clayton is one If those indiv id-
uals who want to get rich in a hurry and
without hard work, and who are known
to the cruel, harsh world as "grafters" or
bunco men. As result of his last opera
ton he is now in the police station with
a charge OF grand larceny against him.
George +. Nash left Napa recently to
see tue sights and paint the whole of
Southern California a deep dark crimson,
with the $50 he had saved from working
on the ranch. He took passage on the
steamer and soon met an affable gentle
man, at least Nash thought him to be
SUCH who introduced himself as James
Cha, ton, a man touring the country for
his health. At first Nash believed this,
but subsequent events proved the occupa-
ton of Mr.. Clayton to have been most re-
mote from search after health and like
wise that he is not to be trusted eve n if
ne is in sight.
The tip on the steamer does not ap-
pear to have produced anything out of
the ordinary. Clayton no doubt acted
the part of the agreeable and cultivated
the acquaintance OF the verdant inuivid-
ual from the alfalfa ranges of Napa.
Soon after Nash reached the city Clay
tou called upon him and said he would
ia Ike him to see the town, rs Nash had
expressed dssire to learn lust what the
local elephant looked like. 1t was not
long before they wandered to where a
she'll game was in progress. Nash was
asked to bet. but refused. He had read
in the almanac at home about the gold
brick swindles and green goods and was
not to be fooled by any ounce men.
Finally the ringer told Nash to lift up
one of the shells, and there, TO the APP
parent surprise of all, rested the magical
little pea. Here, young fellow, you
won, and the dealer handed Nash $40.
Nash thought that he had struck a good
thing. so he naturally proposed not to
waste any time about pushing it along
real hard.
He stepped forward. then hesitated,
just as many before him have done. The
dealer said: Look ahere you guy that
won, this is conditional game. Did you
have any money to pay us If you had
lost that time when you won? We can't
run this game against a fellow without
any money. This touched Nash's pride
(hls pocketbook was to be touched
later, and he replied that he had and pro-
duced $50 from the heel OF mis- left sock.
This was what Clayton wanted, and
without any further ado he grabbed all
of the money Ndsn had and decamped.
Nash has been hanging around the city
since then on the lookout for Clayton,
and yesterday he found him aud held
him until Officer Long placed Clayton
under arrest.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
THERE is OBJECTION

The Efforts to Save Gas In the Public
Library
The board of lib airy directors meet
next Monday, at which time the resolu-
ton Of the council requesting that the Ii
brary close hereafter at instead of 9:cO
D. M, will be considered. The council
is anxious to cut down the city hall gas
bills. The extra half hour during which
the library is at present open burns not
more thaa SIS worth of gas m NTH
ropused saving.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
WILL HAVE PROTECTION
The nayor Instructs Chief Moore About TIN

The nayor lnstructs Chief Moore About the
Annexed District
The mayor yesterday instructed Chief
Walter S. Moore of the FIRE department to
hereafter respond to any alarms of fire
sent in from thu Highland district. re-
Gently annexed to the city. As result
the chief will at once cause the erection
OF fire alarm boxes in the ne. section of
the city, ana furnish fire protection
from Chemical Company No. at Griffin
avenue and the engine com paDy at Hayes
and Pasadena avenue.