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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

Many times one will find people who
are very whimsical and foster all sorts of
peculiar ideas, some of which will make
a person with well balanced mind feel
greatly amused. The subject of this little
narrative believes in a cold bath every
morning and only few days ago he
planned fishing trip in this section
which occasioned his rising very early and
ct affording time to indulge in his u.s.
ual morning bath. He went to the lake
and when but short distance from shore
was relating to his companion his neglect
to follow the custom which for many years
be had Eeen addictedto when all of a sud
den he lost his balance and plunged head
first into the lake. The moist water he
found plenty cold enough and the camp
fire was used for about two hours to dry
bis wet clothes Cold baths he says are
good things but there are times when we
can get along without thom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

III you live at distance and want to
take advantage of today's special sales,
drop card to, or telephone some friend
to purchase for you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

While Thomas Donahue, who drives the
delivery team for Knowlton g. Young, fish
dealers, was on Melville street. Friday
morning, near W. II. Reds residence,
filing orders for the firms customers the
horse became frightened and struck out
for down town ut a break neck gait. 1t
had not gone far when the front wheels Of
the cart became unfastoned from the main
part of the vehicle and then the speed OF
the affrighted horse was considerably
increased. 1t dashed down Green street,
almost miraculously escaping collision
with teams upon the street At Hartford
SQUARE it turned down Rines' hill and
created great connection on Water
street, as the terrific rate the horse was
running caused people to rush out expect
inr to sec most serious results but whom
opposite the j. +. Fuller Company
store the horse fell and before it had time
to regain it's feet was caught. Its hind
feet were quite badly cut in several places
and the harness broken in many places
while the two wagon wheels were badly
demolished The horse was stopped just
at the place where pIanks were put across
to clear the space in front Of the site of
The new block The horse fell and slid
under the planks and upon the stones and
debris accumulated there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

AT meeting Of Kennebec Lodge, n. E
y. r., Thursday evening it was voted t.
extend closing of the charter 80 days, tc
June II and that regular meetings will
be held the first Wednesday and third
Thursday of each month in Golden Gross
hall,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

Beginning June goth, the letter carriers
will make the afternoon collections Is
minutes earlier on account Of the change
of time of the arrival and departure of the
trims
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

The marriage intentions of Joseph
Yonk and Delina TierreaU are filed at
the city clerks Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18
NOTICE..

The Committee on Pensions will be in ses-
sion on Wednesday Of each week at the rooms
of the City Council, from to and 7.30 to $50
P. NJ, until further notice.
CHAs. II. CusNrNeHAa,( Committee
d. JuDsoN CRoss, State Pensions.
mar25dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

The service at tho Congregational
chapel, Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock,
will be in charge of the young men of the
parish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

Fresh flowers for Sunday at Partridges :,
opposite post office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,

run daily. sundays included. z runs Sun.
days only.
Through tickets to California and oil points
South and West may be had OF "a n. wsIha~
tlcket agent ,Augusta, the only ONCE in Augps-
Ia selling via all routes and checking baggage
free of expense.
Il. +. BooTHBY, Gent Pass aud TICKET Asent
PORTLAND, May 10th, 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

The konnebecs will play ball at Lewis
ton, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18
FOIlNgD

The JcunNAL viii always be glad to take
charge of found articles and scvertiss tera in is
vast Column. 1t falciy fails = discover tw
NspeI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18
Proposals for Subsistence Supplies.

EASTERN BRANCH, N. n. ID. Vs.
Toeps, Me-, May !, 1895.
Sealed proposals subject to the usual con-
ditioDs will b, received at this Home until IL
O'Clock noon June 6, 1895, for furnishing for
Three, Six and Twelve months, commencing
July LIST, 1895, the following, consisting OF
Subsistence Supplies, Hardware and Miscel-
laneous articles used in Subsistence depart
ment.
uoda giving tbe tind and nstimated nmaptie
ties required and conditions to be observed,
will be furnished upon application TO the
Treasurer.
The Home reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
A. L. SMITH, Treasurer.
Approved.
LUTHER STEPHENSON, Governor.
May7dtoJune6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18

Mrs. w. II. Gannett arrived home from
Skowhegan, yesterday, where she attended
the funeral of her father, Mr.. Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-18
OUR GREAT PATTERN OFFER.
CUT Paper Patterns TRES to Every Reader the KEN.
NEREC JOURNAL.

Kn made m n By which Offering
eaen every this
Sne mail
oeSe y mail direct nom New York wthina
pattern scents - ' ~ ~-f"A -"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
Notes and Personals.

Tho SECOND Ward Sunday school
entertainment WIS a success. Tine
afcu was well played ana the O,lrf
numbutsOu thu program well rendered.
no receipts were especially saIiBiuc-
tory.
The B. y. gcljoIy literary society
has resumed ils series o.: iuivfusuu
anu instructive mrUIa.B. Each Nj.
Jay evening linus the large hall iu ttu
academy building vol iluI with o..
audience OF attentive listehors.
Attic meeting of tun ueNiy 0rga 90.
iIsI chamber OF commerce last even.
lng,ma mathematician Co tine " .-
iaru uI Logan Wefu discussed, and luu
uiuatoty steps taken in several MAJ.
lurs OF Importance.
The case OF LIz BrnrIall, CHARGED
with thu muraHr of her iu.uut, moe
been SET Tor Che ltu OF February, uuu
viii uu tried BOO Logon, as The February
term Of the Fourth district court Do ty
DO held here.
A 'bacheloI's party" Is on the tnpIa.
IL Is 10 malJriauzo some time ext
week, ana 90 party from VINO
maids, wives, wlu0WB and bonodici8
are 10 bu vigorously excluded, can DO
made a sucoess, it II PROMISED tnHJ this
ono will be.
X. s. Lyon, cashier OF the Fiet
National bank Of Logan, ana Thomas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
MEET AID ORGANIZE.
First Session Of The NsT Commits.
sloleTs 10 Locate University Lands
WAS HELD THIS AFTERNOON.
John g. Robinson Elected Chairman
and Francis H. Lyman Jr,
Chosen Secretary

The fret formal Meeting Of the new
commissioners 10 locate university
lands was held In this city this fore.
noon. Al Of the momUers, John q,
Robinson, OF Salt Lake, q. II. Lyman,
paowAn, Iron county aud Jamel
Meikle, Of smithholi, Cache county,
were In attendance.
The principal busiuul transacted
was the election ola permanent chair.
man. The houois Of th,t Office fell un
Mr. Robinson, who says be viii cuIss.
v0r to faithfully pgusfm ihe dudes
thereof For Secretary Francis 50.
Lyman Jr, also OF luis city Wa.
chosen.
Aaall oithu Univouily land IN tEe
ruult0Iy has been locate tue new
members will have u0tltu. 10 90 boo
luat direction. hut thUIg DO va.,
amount 10 be- disposed Of 90 public ta,g
uud that will be put 0u tHu market
without uuugCCsaafy l8u..
The COmmissiUnrrs n.l luyI sub.
iect 10 the COLL VI the uHs.l aud the
county mcnbnB viii leave .r their
homes f0uhNith. Tho iUEs regular
meeting viii probably aot bo held
until March.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
AMUSEMENTs.

Dos CESAR uE BAzAS,-rhere was
conAItrsols drop tu tho attendance
~ the Theatre last night, though the
mouse WAS tucn ono 49, many trgv.
rHug com muatlun woulJ congratulate
uael. On drawing. The falling Oh was
nu doubt Quo 90 tho fact that Don
tu4rlaR Alu no Oft told hers a. TO
rank II al.lu8t Win tlo chesIuuIH. But
Nae fact gfmals that the role IN one 10
tue very best portrayed by saivini, ana
Iu ar estimation 10 ranks second uuly
10 ula u'Anaguau iu lHeIlTeu GlarIt-
non. As lhe rllllCEint fpyH,euug
.utgut no brought all t.u puEsiblli,l To-
ID me rHIu 20 the surface,
aud with hiB usual magnetism
agayoa ha audience from star, TO
Hlisu 90 Die own viii. Tue support
S.aagsin OK trlibut, tuH most PRONE
ssut Hsfurs bHiug 90 qllul, the NnB
lpl ID "a Jose.
Iu.lgat the eugngCm nt ond5 VIVID
tho Three Guafd5m-u.
ALI TINS COMFORTS or HONE if
ruuuluF a.1ug umuOtbiy At the uaw
DUara House. Inu management s1y
t'o sHrt oil houses hey are now play
in. 90 pny a'l rEptuses and Yield iait
ur0nL They average irOm 500 90 slio
"a night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
A New lnYention.

Among tho numerous inventions
that have been developed by home
talent 10 one that has recently bron
perfected by Mt. Charles Newt1n, OF
tuis city. The article referred 20 D. %
new wnbhiug machine, called tnJ
Utah Premium Washer 10 hnyIlg
carried Oh the premium At the IcrTl.
lOrial Fair Of 1893,
The principle upon which z, 70 CO.'S.
atfuCtrd i- TIE well known t.c. place
pin.wheul motion, said o. DO fll 1t.t
adapted 20 hand washing masculine 4,
aud has % REVERSED dolly Eu.iUu. e. q
main advantage 1f this muUninu D. that
% works much easter than Othrrs uuyr-
r.uI is .iH-Euytl HgItntur, being
driven by continuous crank moliOuauu
uuuIUuu4 .aa., tul bong assisted uy
raEuu rollers ono tlB corners OF tuu mA.
chine, which carry the clothes .n &c..
gersu motion, TIC device eau be nl.
tachs 10 other machines also,
This IL strictly a home production,
tho uaiiugs being muuu ny William
panIor & Sons, OF Murray, while the
frame work Is turned out by Taylor,
RJmuey d Armstrong OF lhls city.
ruuy are put together gnl finished by
NoNsou a Iimms, On Third Norm
street, west The Inventor has applied
fora PATENT Many orders uAve been
received Tot these machines, enough,
according TO Mr. NewsIn, 20 Eeup the
maHu,aoJuf,Fs busy until spring. H1
uaH tried 10 make bic article worthy %.
.ur patronage Of the people II UIan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10

rFUpcsiu0u 10 have u HIyHm mlHay
AlUr rs that street, nua lIHrUusu such a
storm OF opposition tuai iuu Idug was
abandoned. 10 tho proposition should
boz renew o, and any Oh q uu msau i1
obtains franchise, % is rr1utplc tho
autuEouiBm viii bu stronger DO possible
than hpiOfs,
Tue opposition TO % railroad on Zee.
ond West Do not confined 10 resiIuu.s
Of the street, but { shared generally 900
that locality, 10 D. pointed out JHt
Third, Fourth, tIuh aud sixth Wet
airHuta 100 tuo western part of tow, uuI
Eighth Soul, along the southern Iari,
now have ru lsayB ON tuomt anu uai
is us close iu ne tho people Cuu bH rUH.
sOuub.y asked to stand DO. The people
there uDllove that no railway should boo
permitted 90 occupy Any EIHot uiusgJ
in than those occupied 90 FfutHt 10
De- not likely however, tl-, ANY action
VIII bu taken, further than lO dlacu..
the subject, until there 90 s.mo def liu
attemp, made TO secure r. 2. DO oil wag
along tuu STREET.
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CONTINUED nm rag Oas
ANOTHER GUN FIRED,


into court nad nrtcts Or the entry u o.
judgment, does yUus NUuut-
attorney WUuams (liufloslug)-
We DID not s1 ngTtH.
Attorney u ut--rucy Gclira 10 gc
tuis case lutY taB supreme court freed
Tom the Load OF udium which has been
cast upon 10 By these iauls aul iJfs-
etes upon thv returns j bm lfuU 10
Gay thut 10 tuis case goes up in THE
iuHuuur there ls little uUuut wlHt Tee
aupf,mu cJur1 constituted aa % d.,
would do auuu. Soc question.
Jun & bartua-- luat statement wac
received b8 10 par. 90. the ui.umpui u.
counsel. lh.] did uu: DO cuu5tu1 b.,
Hul the court cauuO, enter the Urugi
under those CirCumtslt.s. Counsel
tA IittsiJ slated ilut DC "aa O. lr joe
oiIucd a. pgr.Du o.. bis "a. uncut
Atofuul WinaWH sla tlo pHrptsc
wnf ifr.s.uctivu OF thc decision ct the
court ihty were mos lfy luH qucH'lunt
~ ihrI council wsB proceeding %
CA taih wren
Jus. h'i'lh sAlN--i 40 nol care %
,,'i Z" y,".ns Iuitne' A." II wa
N'A'' '''oW NAV t'c Hu'at''u ON 10"
".''' y. o., ny VI the COM"
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.'Nl''s uh ~. .iAes 'plh3a' AeI0 %
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all'l'l .ia h'~ 4''aa' oI Ne"tF .''eH
"'''''"s .IN .'''Hs tAo 'A'a i''" Ha,'
lo.'' -'V" 'heJ ore ttJlLg 10 t.bl'l'
.uIyus f-omaI.aIu. l,s,lm5uyaulg ,t
..'n,r0,H '.1 question OF iaW,nno We are
80 '' i'- ",.. iN'' /. 'ial t'h' 'hey eau
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
Municipal Matters.

Tho recently created c.mml,too on
control Of tue join. city aud county
building has orgauizuI, with Mayor
Baskin 10 chuirhaa aul 5 9l0Ctmau
Goidcs us secretary. rnia 0TEaul.
zstion was effected LAST oy1uias
at meeting attended by tho
two officials numuu; Judge Blair,
ScIociman Roberts anu Cuunciimou
C0rum aud watson. IL was ordered
that the services OF the superintendent
Uf building To dlspuutud with aIu that
tho board itself DO the work that sail
official IL supposed 10 have done. Also
that the city and county would tacu
employ an eng iueer Tor i,s part OF tue
building. Tue board Will meet
monthly.
President Mccormick has oef,iGodt0
the ordinance creating lamp uluirigt
No. /, winch Was vetoed 10y the Mayor
and passed by the Council, nUtwltu-
standing his uisappToyal.
Fire Chief Doyine aud Chiei OF
Police Pratt have FLED their bonds OF
50, 900 each under the requirements Of
thcir ruappJiutment 60 Ufllcs tor life,
OF rather during "good behavior
The ci,lEbna who vOuch for the faithful
Performance uf public duty Hte q. j.
Salisbury and +. II. Lanuau.
The CITY Council will meet o. a
committee OF tho whole tonight
Among the matters Tor special sulUuic
consideration n that ofstroet lighting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
lhoroueLIN llultrnIEed..

Since the Rosgel terrace ON Filth
South, between Fret anu Second
Wesi, has been sold u hus undergone
quite romodcliug, large force Of
men having been employed thereon iof
over two months. the buildings have
h0eu made strictly modern in their In
trrilra ~ well aa exterior Eruugemcn
connection alsl having bUeu made
sitb the sewer mains. The Improve
nents will bu all completed this week,
hen the houses Will be ready for 0c-
uupauY as desirable residences Tor
business men, ns they arc Close 10 the
center of town anu on the lluo VI the
tif0ut cafe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10

vet lr lsi.g outdoors lew mInu,ea.
Que Nee Years was pleasantly sf.snt.
TIE sainisau Elders tab8ut ive1tvi
mes together Uu the BlHi. During tI.
eve We sang songs OF ZION. ami had a
good timu generally, al tho home OF
biothor auitD. All remsued over
night anu lafi0UE OF nuarHicRpn
dinner on Gao lsI Some o.. Che Saints
came fourteen mllca ll Welt with "A
AZ 1907 y. m. go took sus.r nf0uuu a
cosy hrei all while tsa kueII az the
dying year was FOUNDING Wo ssug the
gu Inspiring hyWu sJ we'll known 90
israel 1--WE THANK ihaU. % God. Tor q
Prophet" So VIE ".4W tue OH wear
out aud the new year iu." soon af.tr
lhls We hueit iu solemn devotion 20 .ur
fathrr behalf % uutspIyct auu y 200
Tor '8j" WIN hearty "ru.I
nighp we Un.u mUIo retired, ouhaIus
the ew r.m1ap hufe Df a "uuEhllr
uay" "a happy new year Co ALL
Yours HB ever,
W, ID. IOwWNu.
HENNEasEY Oklahoma, Jau. o,
1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
TIE NEW RAILWAY SURVEY.


Tn announcement thal surveyor5 Of
tho slupe,o Valley railway baI
reached lnu northwest corner Of
Pioneer square In their sutveys OF a
route Tor railway from tho south has
naa disturbing eiIsCs upon the reel.
dents OF Second Wet street from
Fourth south sueet 20 the southern
llmi,s VI ihu city. The understanding
ID tnut there De- an Intention 30 lay V
line OF track along SECOND West street
90 the square, Guu consequently prop.
city hOldera anu residents IN that 10.
caiIly are determined on making a
vigorous protest against the impOsi-
zion,
Ona former o'lasl9n there was a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10

ODD uu, H...t IH UT.u.Hr, nl J.r
AN H.uiug iOr a uruiE iIUrn 0u
tic pfulG coast Mr. Fumius Fill
un il c4ar,o during Mr. Ly0uh
abapuuH.
on Mont y hp 10. T. Academy
commenced De winter term With, 70
p1aaInI., Increased yu.nI.Issm uu ihH
part ofIH teachers, and certainly with
au urrtuFuI attendance. Tho
Academy hsB special educational
work 90 .r.U.w, ami De- doing 90 uguIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
A DEADLY WEAPON.


Andrew Peter Erickson, wsaI
Jordan farmer was arrested at West
Jordan this afternoon by Deputy Mar.
sdM Cunmock, on lha strength OF "a
warrant Issued from COmmitsiJu5I
MuNuuy's court charging him with
having used threats toward Mary Au.
gusta sneruouk while iu possession of
deadly weapon on October Z, 1894.
He VIA taken before tue CImmissi0uur
uud plead not guilty. his bond was
uxul nl 500, but tho date VI the hear
iug has NOS been yet seL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
The Tobias Failure.

In Judge Mvrri.ps court thls after.
noon, ia the suit OF Remington, john.
son d Go. OF ~ W Samuel l.. Tobias
ct Nj, leave was given the "Fgrmrrs'
Union" aud tho Layton Mining anu
Elevator o.. 10 intervene.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
The Military School.

The Officers u tnc National Guard
held an interesting session nj the oiiice
o. Adiutant General Otungor last
mlht. Tho lesson was satisfactorily
rohCurauu and next weeks course
mapped out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
OGDEN.
oopnN, UrAu,


ne Produced the Books aud $2j.
MI. Antony stevenson mas been IN
Ogden some time la tho Interest Ui
tHu u. 3. government inspecting jude
U.al fUcIfdr, etc. lie needed TWO
leIgJrs containing accounts OF the
marahal's office, lu tho possession of
Mt, Archie Bowman. Upon demand
Of MI Stevenson Bowman refused TO
surrender them and whol brought into
CuuS, before judge smith last Friday,
Bwuio that the UI Be- were bio own
private property, aud that while be-
hi4 tho books lu ML LiyinE. l0uu's
saloon, by some muans they boo bee
come lost Judge smith gave Bow
Hnn until yesterday 90 unI the book.
us lbu Individual rgfp1na.bi1 tor tho O
lI.s, Tue u.uIg usl yesterday and tlu
booze were forthcoming. IuH ended
the matter with lurpto,n- 3 svcusuu,
uutugt FI with Bowman, who ugI 90
guy u.bl um0uuiiH. .' 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
LOGAN.
Supporting llo Sugar Factory

On Saturday las, 10 the gunuml
Priesthood meeting, 10 resolution wuu
unanimously saJd plragiug tnue
present 20 suHtlI The Utal sugar ine.
tory y demanding UAh sugar aa long
as the suul y nf.eI. On sunday tue
same suWrC was introduced ut The
various mrgtlssaf the saints through.
ont llo valley, anu ilu people, with.
cut exception, unauimuu ~ anu volun.
tgriiy entered lu,u ius same covenant
Thus procedure must un "a novel evcut
I'm thr history Of the sugar trust. OlhHr
branches OF homo Industry were dweit
on aui aEITOup ana % D. 90 bu hoped,
abiding Interest aroused therein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10
Ernm Lugan

MI j. NJ. BlaiEposlmssIor d Logan
"a amending few days Ia Salt Lake.
HewI be- the Russt while here OF his
brother, George ". Elsir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10

The nr1 Geu,n,l. bad q run 20
NiIEley & Sons place lHg evening 0C.
uasUurd uy blaz,Hg nIl. Tho dam
agcs amounted % very UI.lu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-10

CHubibu AIuIuuut always uu,v
rls. uiIrt pfeuBrol q. GOlbo iIg
Du- Sore.
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1895.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-13
He rounti His Porto.

A young man fre,l rusal village
who was somewhat of a scape..racc
around his native heath reeestly came
to the city and got q job rs Street cir
conductor. After he bad beer at work a
few weeks he weHr homo to spend Il
day. He told all Li.is of stories Of his
sterling worth in the city. Here's enc
that ticklta his fathoY:
1.-The other day was coming down
Main street with q CIR japslod with
people When got Fear the center a
tho business seati0n, we'll dressed nan
stepped out to ges of the ear. As no did
SO he said kOilered the names of t&e
streets the pIainest Of any eorducter he
ever rode with He invited Tae ~ come
up and see hin, a. his place E business.
l went there the nest dag, and he gave
me Il box of 10 cen. cigars.
Il knov that hoy would make his
mark if he once got into tlse city" ex-
claimed the old rlan.-EuTa,o Cerrier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-13
AHUGE AFFAIR.
Yesterdays East Moline 8arbecue-The
Lot Sale.


Lot Sale.
Tho barbecue given by til e
East Moline association yesterday
was grand affair, and no one who
attended had occasion to complain
of being stinted either in the mat
ter of hospitality or entertainment.
The crowd was tremendous,
but in this the projectors found the
obstacle to the successful conduct
ing of the lot sale by auction,
which was to be the main event of
She day. President c. ii. Pope and
Engineer ii. G. Paddock together
with Col. J. ". Judy. auctioneer, sue
ceeded in getting the crowd before
them massed around the platform
erected for the purpose, and after
Col. Judy had made brief speech.
he began the auction sale, but it was
soon apparent that the method WAS
not practicable under the cirsum-
stances and it was postponed. Later
it was taken up again, but aband-
oAcd after a few lots had been dis
passed of, as people while interested
in the matter, appeared to he in no
hurry about making choices in such
a crowd.
The Light Guard band furnished
music and altogether the day WAS
one OF the good old fashioned sort,
and the East Moline company is to
be congratulated for the generous
spirit shown and the success in
bringing SO many people together.