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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
Fac-Simile Of the Writing Of Rev. J..
George Gibson, Written at the Pre-
liminary Examination Of Durrant.
[Reprodrced from the original erhibtl

jets of the sun-burners are two feet two
inches beneath the false ceiling. and that
to repair the electrical instrument by
which they are lighted. one must lie fiat
on the ceiling and put his head through
an opening for the purpose, thus bringing
his nostrils within one foot of the Jets;
that the burner used is the electric vibrat-
ing burner; that to repair the electric ap-
pliance when out of order, the gas must
first be turned on; that there is no ventila-
tor by which the gas can escape, and that
therefore one could not remain with his
head so close to the jets more than very
few minutes without feeling the effects Of
the gas.
This is the testimony Mr.. MARYLAND will
give. and he will be corroborated by E. R.
Carpenter, another gasfitter. who has also
investigated the premises, and who will be
called to the witness-stand.
The attorneys for the defense expect to
prove that Durrant did fix the gas, and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
PROFESSIONAL BEGGING,
The Case of Frank Lam bert-A
Strong, Able Bodied
Young Man.
He Is Able to Keep His Family in
Comfortable Circumstances
in Oakland.

The district bounded by Montgomery,
Battery, Clay and Suffer streets has for a
long time been infested with beggars
They have different stories to tell, but all
finish UP in the same way with request
for 10 cents to buy cup of coffee.
There are deserving cases among them,
but many are not. One case in particular
will be heard in Judge Conlan's court to-
morrow morning, which is of more than
usual interest.
The defendant is Frank Lambert, a
strong. able-bodied man, % years of age,
who gives his occupation as printer He
was arrested on last Friday afternoon at
Suffer and Market streets by Policeman
T. P. Walsh for begging. Walsh caught
him while he was soliciting for 10 cents to
buy cup of coffee. When taken to the
California street station and searched 81 O5
was found in his pockets. The case was
called in Judge Conian's court Saturday
morning and Lambert, who was repre-
sented by an attorney, asked for and
obtained a continuance till last Wednes-
day, when, at his request, it was again con-
tinued till tomorrow.
Policeman Walsh has been on Lam
berts trail for months, but he was too
wary to allow himself to be caught. He
is plausible talker and has all the tricks
OF the professional beggar. Walsh found
that Lambert lived in Oakland and was
the owner of commutation ticket He
crossed over to the City every morning
except Sundays, and returned after the
banks and wholesale houses were closed
for the day.
On Sundays he spent the day with his
family. Men who have been importuncd
by him declare that they have seen him
on Sundays in Oakland walking with a
well-dressed woman, who is his wife, and
with little girl. Lambert op these occa-
sions was attired in fine suit of clothes,
white tie and silk hat. The same men had
seen him crossing and recrossing the bay
on weekdays in shabby clothes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
TO HURRY THE CANAL.
William Craig Is Chosen Special Gov
eminent Attorney to Dispose of
the Cohen Appeal.

A dispatch from Washington, D. c., yes
terday announced the appointment of Will
liam Craig of the law firm of Craig &
Meredith of this City as special United
States attorney in the Oakland tidal canal
matter. Mr.. Craig was designated by
Attorney General Harmon at the request
of w. B. English, Surveyor OF the Port,
District Attorney Foote making an appli-
cation in accordance with Mr.. English s
wish.
The work of opening the tidal canal
from San Leandro Bay to the Oakland
estuary was begun twelve years ago, but
was stopped by the refusal of A. A. Cohen
of Alameda to take the condemnation
money the commission offered him for his
land through which the canal was to run.
The appeai of Mr.. Cohen has been in the
United States Supreme Court for about
eleven years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
- Senator Beard a Winner.

Senator John L. Beard of Alameda County is
a winner. AT the State Fair in Sacramento he
won $40 in coin and diploma on his Warm
Springs wine. The products of his vineyard
won the first prize for claret, first for port, first
for sweet muscat, and first for golden Chasselas.
The judges did not award by labels, but by
tests of quality. As county Alameda re-
joices in the triumph, ard rs wine producer
go to the fair in person, but entered five cases
Of wine for com be tition
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
James Wants His Money.

J. G. James filed suit in the Superior Court
yesterday against Simon Newman which in
wolves six stacks of hay containing 1900 tons
OF feed. Four years ago the hay was in dis
pute between the plaintiff and John F. Lam
sing, and the matter was taken into the courts
The hay was turned over to Newman to sell to
the best advantage, the proceeds to be turned
over to the victor in the litigation. James won
the case, and now claims that Newman has not
paid the money, but he's conspired to keep it.
he asks for $4,000 and other relief.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
Builders Contracts.

JACOB Denzler with Fl. Williamson plumbing
ana gasnttlng In a two-story frame building on lot
on n hne OF Grove street, 81 " of Buchanan $6oQ
RANK 3 Hart with James Cochran. TO erect
two-story frame building on lot w line OF Third
avenue, l25 ) of Lake street: $3.50.
u Mohrmann with L. B. Schmd TO erect Two
story frame building ON lot on line OF Clemens
street, 1855 Of Fifth avenue; $2594.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

was repr oduced by THE CALL. The trans
lation is from local DOCTOR who says the
cryptogram was an attempt OF some per-
son having a limited knowledge of horo-
SCOPES to make forecast of the prisoners
future. and that it foretells that he will be
executed February s. 1886.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
Charged witch Forrery.

II. M. Meyer, living at Ninth and Mission
streets, swore out warrant in Judge Lows
court yesterday for the arrest of Rama Ciotte
on the charge of forgery. Meyer charged Ciotte
signed by Los Poyvanoyich on the Croker
Woolworth Bank
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

The staff of the San Francisco Gas Company
are to hold an excursion next Sunday. They
have chartered the tug Ethel and Marion, and
the guests are to have chance to fish Off AL
catraz and Lime Point. The commissariat,
however, will not depend upon the fishermen,
and when Angel Island is reached clambake
will be in order
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
To Welcome the New Pastor

The members of Simpson Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will give welcome re-
ception to their new pastor, Rev. John Steph-
ems. in the church parlors, next Friday evening.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

NERVOUS DEBILITY of od9 every nstb kind name anse
cialty This distinguished doctors success In
cases of this character has been really phe-
nomenal
YcIIMG MEN if you are troubled with
drains, pimples bashfulness, aversion TO soci-
ETY.. stupidness, dependency, loss of energy,
ambition and self-consciousness, which de-
Drives you of your manhood and absolutely I'M
fits you for study, business or marriage-if you
are thus afflicted you know the cause. Get well
and be man.
LE.AGED AND old MEN there. a are re
of you troubled with weak, aching backs and
kidneys; frequent, painful urination and sedi-
ment in urine; impotency or weakness of
sexual organs, and other unmistakable signs
of nervous debility and premature decay
Many die of this difficulty, ignorant of the
cause. which is the second stage of seminal
weak mess. The most obstinate cases OF this
character treated with mailing success.
AstIEN if you are suffering from persistent
lHutLo headaches, painful menstruation,
leucOrrhoea or whites, intolerable itching dis
placement Of the womb, or any other distress
ing ailment peculiar to your sex, you should
call on DR.. SWEANY without delay. He cures
when others fail.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27

Cloth binding superseded boards and vel
lum about 1881.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-27
ADDRESS,
-. S WEARY, WI. ..
737 Market Street, San Francisco Cal.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.

Beck to Charles D. Cushing, lot 7, block $50, Bay
View Homestead. $50: also lot T. block ii Ell.
celsior Homestead Association. $500.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05
The Mardcr at Medura.

The murder Of Ed. Severson, out neat
Medora. last week is exciting much ~interesr
OIL the west side of the river. lie was a
single man Of 81. honest and industrious
and had been working for this ranchman
Nnls~orth for s years. He WAS found
shot III the stable and Il gun standing near
him. The Bismarck Tribune of Wednes.
day contains full particulars of the cold
b.o"ded murder, for such it appears to
he. Al6 year old German boy named
Pred i;oeLm confessed to the shooting
at Seyerson Tut claimed he was hcird to
do ~ by the ranc6man wadsworth the
employer of Stevenson. and was to be
paid SHO for killing him. Wadsworth
and wife. and the boy Roehm are now in
Jail. Seyersou was n Norwcgeon ~ birth
and Ind been working steadily for Wads
wort since in Dakotn..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05
What a Woman Would Like tn See.


"Zsznla' writes to the Fargo Argus
that she would like to sea law passed,
prohibiting any public officer or member
of the Legislature from recommending OF
appointing any Of his relations to office.
Prohibiting any soul from saying tina.
'.he prohibition law cannot be enforced
until somebody has tried in real earnest
to enforce it. 49,
That Wien you have a law suit and the
jupge appointed to try it is your bitterest
enemy-zsnd hence disqualified to act
that he may 70 compelled to call in anoth.
err Judge to try it, and thaA not deny a cit.
1zen his constitutional prerogative of a
fair trial by an impartial Judge.
To compel the Woman.s Temperance
Union of North Dakota to show cause why
they should not be restrained from nsing
the title of Christian" az al adjpnct to
their name. go .ss@>
Prohibiting the legislature from neddl-
ing with the question of woman's suffrage
until the of the state: are ready for
it and until they ask for It,.
Prohibiting auy man. even though. he
may be n convict and a prisoner Of the
sty;e. from wearing iron. chains and balls,
and living on a diet Of bread and water,
while working for the state.
The repealed usurx lay Of 1890 re-
enacted.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~. =. .---- SALE -. -. -

Default exists in the payment of taxes and of
. Mortgage GATED June 10th, 1889 executed by
Milton "A, Williams and Hannah f.. Williams.
his wife. Mortsagols to the Mortgage Bank and
Investment Company. ,Mortgagee Mortgaging
tiun il. Township III North Of Range West Of
the 9TH. 7: n. IN Mclean County. North. Dakota
which said Mortgage was assigetl by said Mort.
gagec to Asa w. KcIncy and said Mortgage and
Register Of Deedsin said County. There is now
dine on saiti Mortgage $t;6s So and for taxes paii
by said kenney $g9.9 3 and no action or proceed
inEs have been Instituted at law or otherwise to
collect said debt. or any pait there Of; therefore
said mortgage will be fOreclOscd. by the sale at
auction of said Mortgaged land by the Sheriff Of
in Wasllburn in said County and State on the.
9th, day Of teDrnary, 1885 ut ) O'clock u. III. :
Dated at Lakewood. New. Jersey, December
ASA ". KESSEY, Assignee CT said Mort gage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05

"The official State returns
show that Major Murphy had a
rousing majority-nearly two
to one-in the Goth legislative
district. Even with this over
whelming vote, the Mclean
County Mail for weeks after
election would not admit the
ma or'.s ~success.-DicKinson
Press.
Wondersif the Rip VanWinK lie
scribe above quoted don't want
Murphy's~ promise" to o clerk
ship or Legislative snap of some
kind these dull wintry days.
Judging his qualifications by
his specific range Of informa-
tion Murphy ought to give the
poor fellow a place in his. ba-
ing kat kakes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE,

PROBATE NOTICE,
state Of North Dakota, L.,
County OF :M.Leail. Ss
IN the County Court.
IN The matter Of the estate Of William Eatta.
way deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court, made on
,ne atil, dsy Of De:cmber a. y. 1894, notice is
nary A.. y. 1895 at 10 O'Clock q. M. OF said day at
!he : oalt Room OF said Court at the County Court
house IN the town Of Washbhrn lii said County
SAID Court asthe 1ime and PLACE for hearing the
petition Of John Hathaway. administrator for
TO probate the estate Of William Hath
wa! iate Of Mid!lebnry Township, Shiawassee
Where any person Interested in said estat: may
appear and contest the same.
Oasea Iectln.cr eth A. ID. 1891.
j. r. PETERSON.
Judge OF tho County Court.
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MOTTO. OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
MALE

Refault exists in the payment of taxes and of
q MUltyaae dated March LIST. 1888 executed by
Olaf August Olson and Clara; Olson, lis wife,
MortgagOrs to the Mortgage Bank and Invest
ment Company. MORTGAGE Mortgaging VITA
10 Townsl.ip IA North Of Range "a West OF 5th,
|. N. in Mclean County, North Dakota, which
said Mortgage was assigned by said Mortgage
ment were recorded in the office 81 the Register
OF Deeds in said County. There is now due on
said mortgage $685. and for taxes paid by said
kennsy s20 = and no action Or proceeding have
said debt or any part there Of: therefore said
Mortgage will be fareclosed hythe sale at auction
Of said land by the erttf. Of said County. ut the
said County, and stale on the 9th day Of
Februaryls9 ut 10 minutes past 4 O'Clock p nj.
" Dated Ut Lakewood, New Jersey DECEMBER
list. 1S!f.tdss =, az
Asa W KENNEY, Assignee of said Mortgage.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
i SALE

Default exists in the payment Of taxes and Of
q Mortgage dated May list, 1880 executed by
Thomas Edison and Ester Edison, his wife,
Mortgagors to the Mortgage Bank and Invest
:ment Company. Mortgagec Mortgaging with
70 Township I45 North. OF Range IS West Of the
9th p NJ. i'll Mclean County. North Dakota,
WHICH said Mortgage was assigned by said Mort
gage to Asa w. kenncy and said. MOrtgas sc and
Register Of Deeds in said County. There is now
due OF said Mortgage sIG9. .7.anl for. taxes paid
by said Kenney. 5000 and no action or proceed
lflsS have bcenrinstituted at law Or'0therWise to
collect said debt " any part thereof; therefore
snid, Mortgage will be foreclosed by the. sale at
auction Of said MOrtgaged land by the Sheriff Of
in Washburn in said County and State on the
day of.Tebiuary, 1906 at / O'Clock p. IN.
Date at Lakewood, New Jersey, December
1st. 1891. =
ASA 81. KENNEY, Assignee Of said Mortgage.
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LAURENCE CASSELMAN,
Attorney at Law.
COLL. ErT1OES PROMPTLY MADE. AND
FORECLOSURES OF MORTGAGES \
SPECIALITY. TITLES PERFECTED.
NOTICE o. Final PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT Bl.vA:cx, y. D. D...s;1pu.
Notice Is hereby g;7 thu TIE f,llowin:
named settler has tilel notice Of Ills intantInnt Is
rake i.!al proof In support Of his claim. AMI that
o:i!cio Clerk pf Court, Mclean counts. y. Il. a.
WSshbuln, \. ~. Hn Frh. ath. 1895, viz:
Noah VI. Solenbcrger.
Ion the Northeast quarter Section -. + Yns:ip
lit. North. Ean;e u, west. 9Th, r. N,
l,e Barnes Il g following witnesses to prove. his
residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Josr.h Hci!ingcr, NJ. u. Murray. John Wager
of!lan:ock and Joseph Mann Of Washburn. X.H.
Any person who desires to protest a,ai,st the
ALLOW ni,ce Of such proof, or who knows u any
substantial reason. rnirr the law and the reg,.
:at.ons. OF the Interior Department, why such
PROOF should not be allowed. will be given an O.-
Iortthity ut the above mentioned time and place
70 cros;l.NaHine the witnesses Of salt claimant.
ana TO offer evidence in rebut,al Of that, submit
ted by claimant.
+. A.. LAME,
Register.
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NOTICE OK aJnTGAGE FORECLOSURE
ALE

IHef'ult cSists u. the payment of taxes and of
= Mortgage uatcG Zane ;ti, 1899 executed by
John Stoke an. MARY Stoke. his wife, Mort
sgagors to the Moltgage Rank and Investment
sale, the Northeast quarter VI Section 81, Town
:Niip 10 .sorth Of Range 81. West OF 5th, r. NJ.
IA Mclean County North Dakota. which said
A a W. Kenncy. and snia Mortgage and assign
Incl:t were recorded in the Office Of the Register
OF Deeds in said County. There is now due o.:
kei.ncy S2s.79 an.l no action or proceedings have
been Instituted at law or otherwise to collect
said debt, or any. part thereof: therefore said
mortgage VIII be forcclosed by the sale ut auction
County at the front door OF The Court House HI
Mv;.shnnrn in said County and State ON the 9Th.
day Of February, 1895 at 80 minutes ptst 9 O'Clock
Dated OF 4. Lakewood, New Jersey, December
Asa ". KxsSEy, Assignee of SAIL Martgaye.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.

Surveyor General BIcwett. ia taking n
lending pnrt in the formation Of a State
in framing some needed amendments to
the existing lawson that subject.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05
MORTGAGE SAGE.

b. E. Eixby moTtTagerto W. g. sWiijsms mort
gagee, dated March g, 1880 and recorded March
. lsoo.at Z O'clock y. IN inbooA lAl Of mortgages
NORTH Dakota. On the 81 Of SWA and. 81 Of
SEN Of .sSertton 4 Township 148 Range 81
Row due, secured by said mortgage $J07 90,
ThgSfore said mortgage will be lforecloscd
public kale to h e'highest bidder for cash at tho
fr0I:t door OF the Court House In said County II
Mclean, State Of North Dakota, on January o.
1895, alto o'clock 4. m. to- satisfy said debt, taxes,
costs and attorney fees as stipulated iii said
mortgage. Dated November q. 1891.
81. W~WlLLIAMS,
I'LL 3 Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05
What Shall We Do to Be
Saved2"

"What si.ali we do to he
saved from Rad breaks'?:'',sen,ns
just now to b- the self inflicted
conundrun THAT the members
elect as well as the holdovers
are asking themselves during
these few days ;nterum of the
Legislative sitting.
They ask themselves to be
saved from the aggressive mob
of clerkship and other soft snap
applicants row swarning about
the State hive. The anxious
Legislators further hope to save
themselves from the frowning
wrath Of their constituents
when the time for Summing
up" comes around. And again
some of the members, lettering
with physical infirmatles, or
haunted with uncanny srcclres
they alone can see-faintly gaz-
ing on the signs that mark the
shadowy land that brings back
no return voyager. The law
giver, in his distress at his DIM
fitness, or his weakness to bear
the ordeal that must comei.to
him sooner OF later, may cry
out in his .terror-"Oh I! What
can l do to be saved::"
Answers will come to their
appeals by and by. All may
not be saved but all will be,
justly judged. The best long
journey course is the pIainest
one. The less, promises one
makes, tie less hearts will ache
and less curses will revolve
about the ~promiscuous promise
distributor.
We know Of laws in this State
that need amending, and of
some, a general overhau]ing OF
a Knockout altogether, but will
not discuss them further at this
time. These bills pro and con
have plenty of able champions,
whose selfish interests will aid.
them in being kept very lfear
the drum and optics of the law:
makers.
But we will advocate the pas
sage of a bill that has no crafty
and self interested hackers Or
champions. 1t is in the interest
of those who cannot speak in
our tongue, but can speak and
think intelligently in theiriown.
They are few-very fewAof
these supplicants for: mercy in
this State now. They are APP
preciative; Industrious; helpful,
meek and lowly. Some wise
man has said: "He is a public
benefactor who con grow two
blades of grass where one grew
BEFORE" These supplicants Of
ours do this and more. They
make deep reservoirs from
springs; initiate puddles into
lakes; swells creeks into
rivers, and make meadowy
grass lands from alkaline fla,s.
They moisten and sponge. the
land, that flying tree seeds may
propagate and forests grow =
Building dams and waterfalls,
they nutralize and purify aka
line streams They furnish open
water places for herds of stock,
on the range the coolest of win
ter days. The legislature of
Montana has passed a law for
their protection, why not we?
At the sitting of the first legis-
session at Bismarck, in
Territorial days, Representative
Green, of Mandan in" a bill.
gave them a respite for 5 years.
The law was not. enforced and
in the wanton destruction Of the
patient, intelligent. beavers the
of the North. Dakpta1
ranges lost valuable and help
full friends. j. H. T..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05

The horrors of tho maSsacrn of christ
ian Arminians by Turks continues. The
latest information from reliable sources
places tho Arlniniun dead list at over
15CGO. The Turkish Empire should be
hlottcd from the map of Europe.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05

An able and Important leader from
the pen of Editor Stevens appeared in
Wednesdays Bismarck Tribune. that
should be read by every one interested
in railroad legislation. and especially BY
the farmers and taxpayers Of this State.
We admin that much Of Mr.. Stevens artl-
facts and figures are convincing to the
most skcptical. BY all inca lis rrod Mr..
Stevens article on the Gros Earnings
Law.
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o. MOiiTG G FORECLOSURE
SALE

~" 01A1ISA|OSNAsL
SALE.
I.siault exists in the payment Of taxes and of
q Mcrtgage. dated May list, 1889. executed by
Elijah RNgoie. single man, Mortsagor 10 the
Mortgage. Bank aud Investment company. Mort
ga:ct:, Mortyaging With power OF sale. the
Soutt.Test quarter Of Section IA, Township ld3
North OF Rplgc 81. West Of sti. =. NJ. In Me
Lean County, North Dakotn. Which said Mort
Kenness and said Mortgage ana, assignment were
In the uh.ce Of the Register of Deeds
IN said County. There IS now due ION said
kcnnr"' scS.sS and iio nction OK proree. i MS have
been Instituted at Law or otherwise TO collect
said dcb.. sr any part thereof; thcrt:rrs said
Mortgage WI be io:cclostsi by the sale at auction
County 1T TIE ttunt taoI Of the Ccurt House III
Mashn!r. q said Gounty and State oa the 9th,
DAY OF Fc,:.;s:Ev lS9s 81 o'clock !. m.
LIST. 1874.
ASA W. kE-sS-Y. Assignee Of said Mortgage.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-01-05

The Bismarck Tribune will cover the
news incident to the session of Legislature
of 1895. as in the past-the best it knows
how. 1t is the Only paper publishing the
entire proceedings. full synopsis of the
speeches. all the Bills and resolutions. An
able corps cf reporters will see that moth
ing of interest escapes. and it will com.
ment editorially. without prejudice or bias.
without fear or favor. but c,rdidly nnon
r'rh measure befor" the Assembly. Each
subscriber Of the Tribune gets tho laws as.
well rs tie Legislative proceedings. The
ha!!y will be sent from nov urtii April l
1895, for Sl.75 cash in advance.