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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

No one VINO has visited the Madison Square
Garden since Saturday can entertain 'he nn''
doubt as to the popularity OF the picEcie' Inv
exhibition of wheels has opened in the most SAT
isfactory manner to the management ana 'ie
thousands who flock to the Garden lhdlca'e
that the attendance during the progress OF 'he
show this week will he enormous. The fahc!
riding will attract many. but the real attraction
after all is the wheels themselves. The patterns
of 1898 are gems of beauty and modelSof strong
and graceful construction. This exhibition IS
the largest ever made in this country. The pop
ularity Of the bicycle, as evidenced by the great
number and variety Of wheels shown. cannot
be termed craze fad The fondness Tor
this vehicle of exercise and recreation Is wholly
legitimate. and it is pervadng al classes III
the community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
Dromptly renauish to her her constitutional au-

promptly relinquish to her her constitutional au-
thority. .
Minister Willis. being accredited TO friehuly
Government. was instructed to serve upon II
notice OF ejectment and 10 secure me rtS'o''io
Of the Queen 20 the throne, provideu "e cum"
impose any restraint upon her barparous ''h
pulses. That was the original Gresiaiii-'ie>e
land policy in Hawaii which was KEPT seci''
as long az was practicable. It's collapse WIS
due 10 President Dolcs firmncSS. the queen
caprices the hostility Of Congress anu we !"
dicnation of the American people. since "H
abandonment the State Department has driI'eh
along without having any policy In iha' quar-
fer. II has acted sulcnly and rescntfuiN' WIFI
drawing the naval forces. receiving Inc Ito!"lS'
commissioners at Washington with DISSERTATIONS
courtesy. supprcsslng Admiral Walkers report
and confirming public suspicion that me ir'Si-
don't and Secretary Gresham, irr"concilable
enemies Of civilization and peace III Hawaii
MORO hopjng that something would turn UP III
tho islands to vindicate their infaiuatloh
I-nder these circumstances ii may be as well
~ have these fresh instructions 10 Minister
Willis and Admiral BcardSce promptly pun
Iisbed The text is 50 precise as to he almost
undiplomatic The representatives of the naval
and Diplomatic services are instructed I" pro-
feet the lives and property Of American citizens
and in the event Of civil war To extend no an
or support TO any Of the factions engaged 'her'-
in There Is nothing about an ul'ilnalum 10
President Dole or a summons To the queen 10
return to the throne under promise that she
will be good and not play with her choppihs-
machine There is nothing Ia Indicate II we
NAV borrow the Presidents own words. that me
State Department is again bent upon entering
upon a policy and course Of action vioia'ivr "i
every rule Of international law and utterly
'unustiablc.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

he intends to attend strictly TO his own business
and let the Legislature take all the respo"sr
bility Of legislation. This declaration OF 'hue
pendcnce is most welcome Coonei S'ro"s 10
a man of courage as well as CONVICTIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

GREETED that the enjoyment Of all the devotees
Of the ringing steel was so short-lived. With
Monday came fog and drizze, and the lovers OF
skating had new cause for evaporation with thi,
suddenly changing, ever uncertain climate Of
New-York.
LOst-"Blue-eyed Billy Sheehan. sometime
Lieutenant Governor, nov retired from politics,
no reward
1t is a circumstance to the credit Of the Brook.
Ign strikers that when they found some cars
deserted by the men and left miles away
from the carbouse. they took them In charge and
conducted them back safely to where they be.
longed. This evidence Of disposition to protect
the property Of the company IL most commend.
able, and renders it all the more probable that
the acts Of violence were the work. not OF the
men themselves but of some of the rowdy Gle.
ment which is always attracted by such an &C.
currence as strike, and whose performance
have done not a little to prejudice the cause Of
the strikers in the mind Of the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The action of the Brooklyn Aldermen in pass
ing, by a unanimous vote, resolution providlhs
that no motorman shall operate uolley-car
in that city without obtaining license from the
Mayor Is suggestive. This resolution carries into
effect the ideas on the subject expressed few
DAYS ago by Mayor Schieren, who said that
man running troley-car ought TO be licensed
lust as much as a man running steam boiler
An inexperienced or incompetent motorman Is
certainly in a position 10 do much mischief
He is really called upon to perform skilled labor
and In the crowded streets Of city is subjected
TO severe nervous strain-two facts Of which the
companies that have forced the strike in Brook
lyn make no account whatever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The Tekulsky seems 10 have reached the con-
clusion that he did not catch the full meaning or
the remarks which Mayor Strong addressed to
the delegation OF liquordealers who waited on
him the other day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The wheelman who has made up his mind to
get along with his old wheel the present sea-
son will be wise to keep away from the Madison
Square Garden this week. The array OF new
bicycles there is bewlldering and fascinating, and
will put his resolve to a severe test. This years
patterns are lighter than ever before. but by
improvements In the method Of manufacture the
light wheels are still abun1anty able to bear all
ordinary strain. 1t Is evident. however. that the
limit in the direction of reduction OF weight must
be nearly reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
anAcx 10 A0prrtlscments.
Business Notices.

pou Ton Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety Of Style and Price.
r. G. sELLkW
No III Fulto.,-st. n. Y
Keep's Dress Shirts TO measure. 6 for 80 90;
nome better at any price 800 AND sl Broadway between
iiih 18th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The newspapers agree In saying that the lakes
In Central Park were never before 80 crowded
with skaters as on Sunday last. There was
hardly room to stand on the Toe. much less to
move about with any freedom It 10 to Be re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

AcuOU OF more tiistu OlulIdiy iul'i'st W '"N
citizens Of New-York is likely TO be taken by
the Committee Of Seventy at the meeting to-day
of its Executive Committee. The plan under
consideration is TO call a number of mass meet
ings for the purpose of protesting against inter
ference with the progress Of legislation demand
ed in the interest Of the people of this city. Such
meetings will be legitimate sequel 10 the one
by which the Committee Of Seventy Itself was
created. That gave a powerful impulse 10 the
reform movement which trlumphed at the polls
in November. The people have no idea Of letting
the fruits Of that triumph be snatchcd from
them, end at the proposed meetings they will
speak out with emphasis.
Mayor Strong issued his declaration OF indie
oendence yesterday. lie asserted that he would
not lift q finger TO secure the passage or defeat
of any bill by the Legislature, and that his sole
purpose was to do what seemed to him right
and for the welfare Of the city. Il have made
up INV mind" he said, THAT nothing the Legls
.lature can do or leave undone shall swerve me
zone hairs breadth from my duty In this Office
The meaning of this is unmistakabie. 1t must
mo equally clear in New York, Tioga and Albany
counties. 1t means that Mayor Strong is not
going to be O party to any deal; that ne Is not
eoang. to make pledges in order to secure the
massage Of bills in which he is interested: that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The public has habit Of being right in these
DAYS. Public sentiment in Brooklyn Is in favor Of
the strikers This might be good point for the
railroad officials to consider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The newspapers OF New-York and the citizens
If New-YOrk have expressed themselves en-
phatically In favor {: unobstructed drive
way to Central Park. The bill to secure such
a driveway In Fifth-ave. in certain hours OF the
day during certain months OF the year, Is gener-
ally approved In the metropolis. The Legisla-
ture ought to make law Of 1t at this session,
and the Governor ought TO sign 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The members OF the National Guard OF this
city and Brooklyn have shown themselves mar
vellousy quick and alert to respond to the call
OF duty. They have gained new honors by the
swiftness and alacrIty with which they an
swered the summons TO protect life and property
In the second city OF the Empire State. The
people OF the first state in the Union have abun-
dant pride and confidence in their National Guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

The bosses seem to be looking for trouble. and
maybe they will find it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

| Dr. Parkhurst did not So - sleep after the
defeat Of Tammany Hall. lie is wide awake and
| alert still for reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

II IL too bad that Postmaster Dayton is so
busy with politics and patronage mat he mas no
time to devote to the Postofiice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

on wan wyda. Jesli z obstalunkiem nadeslec1e 50
centew W markach pocztewych, lub Money Order, to
przyslemy wan ~eleganckl lancuszek wart $3.50. Ze-
garki te sa GLOWKA nakrecane. Piszcie cy chcecie
MEZKI czy DAMSKI zegarek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

grozita ma, De ME wolno wy
dawa6 tajemnic urzedowych.
= Dalej byi ustep: naiezy
przeciwdzia}aG polityce Bis
'marcka, ktorego golden jest:
go twoje, to mole, a co mole
tego ME rusz". W tYch uste.
pach owej correspondence
znalaz} sad obraze ola .kr.
rejencyi i prokurator wni6s1 o
skazanie redaktora ma 800 NIX.
kary p~ienie2nel = ale sad
innego byf zapatrywania !
skazat p. Chociszew ma
miesiac wiezienia oraa ma
koszta sadowe W tym procesie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

r Do ZE-
GARKA dodana PERSIA DIA-
SWW8 lMENTOWA SPINKA warta 200
V Observation-Disclosures
UG%S KOLCZYKOW wartych dol. 400,
saS9 ~wszystkie powleczone IS K. ZLOTEM.
@=AKamienie tax ludzace, re cd prawdzi-
@19Itw ych sic nieroznia. Prezenta te tylko
na krstki Gas danny ola ~prowadzenia tych cudew-
nych kamieni.
Kaating e Co. Manufacturers & J9bbers Dspt. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
q Prus Polskich
W BRZOZOWIE pod Chem

W BRZOZOWIE pod Chem
mem zawiazano Sp6txe po2ycz
kowa wlosciansk q, ale ia W
krotce upadla, albowiem 3ydzi,
ktorzv po1Yczaja chlopom
brzozowskim, odm6wili poly
GEEK tym wsszystkim, kt6rzy
byli wpisani jake cz}onko vie
Sp6fki. - Brzozowo jest VISTA
czysto niemieckq za&o2on2
przez FryderYka II, kr6la
pruskiego.
WE WSI Scholastykowie W
pow. zlotowskim LFlatau W
Prusach Zach. " ostatnim
tygodniu pred Bozem Naro-
dzeniem zpgina} nagle bez
wieSci pewien robotnik, Me.
mice wyznania luterskiego.
Wyszedl on byyf rano Z domu
q najstarszym synem 10 letnim
i udali sic do lasu ksia&ecego
"a folwarku, nalezacym do
Potulic. Tam, jak sic teras
wykazato, zahil syn OLGA
siekicra i zagrzebat " ziemi,
ale dose mako. D}ugo szukano
Sladu zaginionego nadaremnle
i teraz dopiero d. 9 z. m.
znalaz1 borowy reke z rekawica
ma powierzchni ziemi. a psy
jego w7weszyfy cia}o bez nog.
Zjechala sic ma m%iejsce zbrodnl
komisya sadowo : lekarska, =
a zbrodniarz syn przyznaf sic,
2e on by1zabojca. Wspolniczka
zbrodni byla tak2e iona zamor
dowanego, gdy2 wicdziata o
tenn sab6jstwie. Psviazanych
zbrodniarzy odwieziono do
wie.ienia " Chojnlcach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
ma odwachu.

tymczasowo ma odwachu.
TAX sic przedstawia samo
zaiScie, a %niejscowi Moska]e
ME NIGGA dostatecznie wyrazit
swego wstYdu 2 powodu skan'
dalu... neutrality-suspicious.
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

NOWY L Braci Grie-
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wrym
wchodem cd Market ulicy,
jest wiele obszernie]szy, ani2eli
bYl ten, kt6rY ci panowie dotad
dzier3vli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
go6ci ia okoliczuos6, De "
giownel sail So sto1y i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobny pokoj
ola chcacYch siedziet osob-
no. Ludzi " tel, pc starokra]-
krajsku urzadaonei oberzy
zawsze |qk W ulu, lecz mimo
to kazdv szybko dostanie
czego znzada, zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " ca}em
mie6cie wygodniejszei gospody
ME znajda, jak u Grieslow, a "
polaczonei ich z salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupic.
GO z miasta ola kuchni / stolu
sprowadzaG musza. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak i groserni
jaknajczystsze i W obydwoch
zawsze %przyjemnis ciepfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
peSka sd AoskaIem.

Il WARSZAWY donosza:
W roku zesz}ym powiat au
gustowski wcielono do skladu
gubernii warszawskiej Guber
nator Andrejew, p%rzyjmujac go,
wyznaczy} komisya odbiorcza,
pozostajaca pod przewodnie-
TWEEN puikownika Szawrewa;
pc odbytej rewizyi zatrzymano
cafkowita administrators po-
wiatu. Stanowisko naczelnika
powiatu zajmowaf nielaki
Mira Bu}haczew, Tatar, cd
przeszio lat trzydziestu, v
czasie At6rych ME tylko
powiat zmieuiai zwierzchno6G
gubernialna, ale i kilkunastu
presunelo sic gubernator6w.
Buihaczew mial opinia debra
ME tylko u wtadzY; by} to
cztowiek dobry, 2yl " bliskich
stosunkach z obywatelstwem,
przyjszoii sic z proboszczem,
mial sympatYa u zYd6w, aju3
kolonisci Tatarzy, ktorych Jest
niemalo " Pultusk;em, wprost
miiowali nacze]nika. WYstawif
Ina cmentarz obrzedowy, q
nawet podobno ola sanego
siebie wymurowa} ma MIN
grobowiec. Jak grom z jasne-
20 nieba, spad} nan papier
gubernatora Andrejewa, dono
STACY. DC Bulhaczew zostaie
przesiedlony do NowegoMinska.
Zmartwiony i zbolaty Tatar
biegnie do Wsrszawy tn
stale " gabinecie gubernatora.
Obecui w6wczas byli, oprocz
Audrejewa, wicegubernator
Lwow, oras %pomieniony wy&ei
Szawrow. ,,Czy mose
prosiG o podanie przyczyny
mel translokacyi? = zapytal
Bu1chaczew gubsrnatora. =
.,PrzyczYna bardso prosta:
stra1 ziemska pahskiego powia
tn bierze ~lap6wki. ,. Wssak
rewizya pana Szawrowa
znalozla wszystko W porzadku.
Zreszta przez lat 80 stuzyiem
wiernie, nam znak nieskasi.
telnej slu3by, %zostaje mi "a
ledwie pare lat do emerYtury,
poawol pan zatem pozosta6 mi
tam, gdzie iu3 gr6b ola sieb,e
przygotowatem. = ,,Zapewae
"a }ap6wki" = awofal ironicz-
ole gubernator. Ma te slowa
wdar} sic Tatar poza biarko
grbernatora i wygra3ajac mu,
krzyknal ma caly gfos: = Jak
smiesz obra3at uczci ~ego
starca?' Ma policski guberna-
tora spadly dwie CRUDE dionie.
Wicegubernator Lwow ucieki
do druglego poko]u, q puikow-
mix Szawrow. przestrasaony
wybiegt gotta glove pc
o~berpolicmajstra. Przybyt ted
wkrotce i prokurator. Wedfuq
prosedury karnei tylko wyrok
cA}ej izby sadowe me3e znrza
dsi6 aresxtowanie nsczelnika
~powistu. Me mogl aatem
aresztowad Buthaczewa
dop,ero trzeba bYio wvjednat
osobne poz wolenie Szuwaiowa
BLihaozew zostat osad1ony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
W MlDOEOJEWIE IA

W MlDOEOJEWIE IA G..
Slasku odbylo sic zebranie
wyborc6w zokregu pszczyhsko.
rybnickiege. Zamiast x. VOL
czyka saproponowano barona
Huenego do parlamentu, a do
sejmu zamiast adwokata
Albersa, proponowano redak.
tora Lstucza. Wogole zebranie
to O lyle bY}o ~aznem, 10
wyborcy Niemcy potepill
szkolny system rzadowy bez
wzglednej i gwaltownej ger
manlzacyi ludu polskiego i
przyznali, De system ten mai
opfakansze wydaje owoce, nawet
ola postepu samej nlemczyzuy,
DO odstrecza S%lazak6w Pola-
k6w cd checi uczenia sic pc
niemiecku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
PRAWDZIWY
EIgin Zegarek.

PrzysLjcie ten anens i dokiadny
adres a my przyslemy wan ten
ELG1N ZEGA-
REX ARM do ~obejrzenia. Ko-
perta obciagnieta n KAR SZCZE-
ZLOTEM, ladnie wyryty i
wuqlada lax SZCZERO ZLOTY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

ZEGAREK, sprze-
dawany "a 20. Werk
Jest PRAWDZ1WY
ELGIN OVARIAN
TOWANY ma 20 lat
Sprawdzcie deklad-
ME W ofisie expreso-
wynn ijesli zobaczy-
Gle re to tanio, to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
al 9. wldzisz, wczoraj cafy dzlenpa-

al 9. wldzisz, wczoraj cafy dzlenpa-
dafo.
Tax, tax, PAM. u bieguna pol.
nocnego inaczei, MI u MAJ = tam
noc trivia cafe pol roku.
0, biedni str6ze nocni, czy onl
to wytrzymaja?
Zona: Znowu pal1sz? Przecie
~przyrzek}e6 mi pred slubem, &c
sic wyrzekniesz cygar. MAJ: Ale
o fajce ME .by{o mowy.
Patrz meza, iaki krawiec ME
dbafy - ten tn guzik juz platy
a przeszywam W to samo mlejsce
i zawsze sic odrYwa,
PkACIC IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

REDAKTORA ,,D1iennika
Kujawskiego" p. J6aefa Cho.
ciszewskiego skazal sad
karny W Inowroctawiu ma l
miesisc wiezienia "a obrase
kr. re)encyi. W artYkule (nr.
ST. d. 9 kwietnia) 0 sEkole
W Lowyniu p. Pszczewem,
gtosl korespondencya, &c ma
208 dsie,i jest tylko Il
professionalism. q mimoto to
szkoie te nazwano ME katolicka
tylko symultanna dalel
bylo tam twlerdzenie, De
wladza sskolaa p%otaiemnie
3gsia naucsYoiela spilkami, q
k,edy chcial usta utworsYd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
z GALICYl.

BOGATA koIekcya uzbrojen
dawnych, oraz bronl Starozytne] 1
wsohodniej s. p. W}adystawa
Ko6clelskiego (SeferabaszY),z apisa-
ma testamentem ma rzecz miasta
Krakowa sprowadzona z zamku
Bertholdstein " Styryi, wystawiona
zesta}a ma widok publiczny "
salach muzeum techn1czno pre-
mys}owego imlenla dra Baraniec-
kiego W Krakowie.
CONNECTIVE naftowe W oko.
licy UstrzYk Dolnych zaczyna sig
rozwijae. Many do zanotowanla
kilka newych przedsieblerstw, q
to " Howecku. Raisklem, Stein.
felzie, Hoszowle S%oko1owej Wolf.
TYml dnlaml zaczyna p. Szczepa-
nowskl wierclG " Paszowie, a
kopalnia " Leszezowatem, nalezaca
do Holenderczyk6w, bardzo dobre
ma widokl. w najblizszej zas oko-
licy Ustrzyk, t. j. W Berehach
DolnYch, zakupif p. Wiktor Klein,
znany wiasclciel hoteIu z Krakowa,
bardzo obszerny teren naftowy
zamysla natychmlart roboty wlert-
nicze przedslewzlac. Tsren ten jest
juz dawno znany, jake kwalifku-
jqcy sic do eksploatacyi naftY. "a
chodzily jednak zawsze trudnosci
co do nabycla, kt6re dopiero teraz
zostaiy usuniete. RobotY wiertnlcze
" tejle kopalni prowadzic bedzie
p. Jan KrzYzanowskl z UstrzYk.
pI ArTT "a II1JApIICA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

MECHNICE. Cha}apniczka
Golenia poszla pc wode do
studni, zostawiwszy ~ roku
liczaee dziecko bez opieki;
dziecko wpadto do wanny,
napelnionej woda, W kt6rej
sic utopito.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
q Pozna6skiego.

W d. IL I'm.
zlozono Go grobu zwloki So.
Ludwika Rutkowskiego, villas.
ciciela maiatku kawicy, W
pow. Observation-Disclosures. Zmarfy
przez Gale 3ycie znany byf ze
szczeg6lnisjszej go6cinnosci,
wesoiego humoru i szczodro-
bliwosci, iaka okazywa} wy
sfuzony,n robotnikim " msiat-
ku swym, zapewniaiac i'm
utrzymanie, ME obowiazkowe
lecz dobrowolue, powedowany
d'a mich nigdy ME ustajaca
zyczliwoscia. Procz tych ofar
chetnie wspierai uczaca sic
miodaie3, ME pragnac rozglosu.
w roku 1853 waial czYnny
i d]ugotrwaly udzia{ W po-
wstaniu " oddzialach Yungs,
Mieleckiego i 'nnych al dc
konca. Byt to cz}owiek Of
wartego charakteru, be- pychy,
.obludy i sarozumiafosci. C;e3.
ks z}ozony niemoca znosi|
cierpienia bez skarg z wiara y
Aycie prsyaz}e. Kilkakrotnie
opatrzony Sakramentami ssw
przeni6sl sic do w'ecznosci, Z
2al powszechny towarzyszy
mu Dc grobu. NIeohaj odpoczY
wa W spokoiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
SZLASK.

w KOPALNl ,,Giesche"
pod Mysfo wicami zostaf przez
spadsiace wegle g6rnik Tomasz
Pigula zabity.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
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Sold Sy Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt Of price,
Sc. or 81 for q. 90, {may b assorted, except Nos. 3, u and
ss, put up In u. cosile only.
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NxD. CO, III , ia Wllnan ST.. Ssw Issk.
The herald., 1895-06-09
THE NEW SUMMER RESORT IN SAN LUIS
OBISPO COUNTY.

An important step has just been taken hy
the stockholders of the Hotel FL Moro company
who met in San Francisco June ID, and DE-
cided upon plans for a handsome and com.
modious hotel, work on which Will be com
menced at once. This Will be followed up oy
the erection of several summer residences Dy
private parties, AS summer resort FL More
has no equal. The calm unruffied waters o.
its land-locked bay are. peculiarly suited for
whatever The position of the townsite itself
is all that can be wished, as 1T lies hfteen Y
twenty feet above the waters OF the bayt anG
slopes gently back on uniform grade, aford-
ing most excellent drainage. Ample reserves
have been made for churches, schools, parks.
etc. The motel site contains acres OF lana ~
the most desirable part OF the town. and was
decided free by the Moro Bay lmprovemens
company TO the Hotel Ell Moro company
posing view OF the great Moro Rock, an irn-
mensc mass of granite rising 573 feet above
ocean level, On the north one sees the blue
Santa Lucia mountains, on the south the fecho
range, on the east the great Las Osas Valley,
and the foothills OF the Santa Lucia mountains.
Moro bay ana its surroundings nave always
been rega ded seaside resort, every sum
mer thousands of pleasure-seekers coming from
the hot valleys OF the interior to enjoy the cool
sea breezes. Possessing then all these adyants
ages El Moro has an assured prospect OF
steady growth and a healtny development into
live widc-awake city by-the-sea. irequented
by tourists from far and near. and from other
states The early completion OF the Southern
Pacific railr Dads new coast line Will have
most i'm portant bearing upon the early future
development OF san Luis Obispo county, a.
most of the passenger travel Will go by that
route. This cannot fail to enhance the value
OF all real estate, and Ell Moro will feel the
is offered OF buying very desirable lots IN
This charming spot Tor the low price OF $75
without interest. Title perfect Several hund-
red lots already sold. Call on us, see map.
choose your lot now; and hold i: co
1917 South Broadway,
9-13-15 Los Angeles.