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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09

Denver, Aug. Ca special 10 the Re-
publican from Douglas, Wyo,, save
The foreman Of a herd Of sheep owned
by the Platte Valley sheep Company,
to-day reports that six masked men rode
into camp Sunday night, held up the
herder, saturated the wagon with coal
oil and burned 1t. They shot hail
dozen sheep and rode OF, after telling
the herdcr they would wipe out the en-
tire flock II lac had not got out Of the
park at once. The company sent out
arms and ammunition to-day, and say
they will stand their ground. Blood
shed Is likely to follow as the ranehmen
claim the range in dispute.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-09
CAUGHT AT LAST.
COUCHLlN AND GEORGE NOW
BEHIND The BARS.

Toosis - Hcets tag the Game-Ihe out
laws Now Claim They Had Nu Chance H.
surrend,r-ssy They HAD TO shoot IN
SELF Tefsnse,
The herald., 1895-12-27

~ ~, III OIL W on, " . Moores oupuiNieioH,
Geo Co hiram to Phoebe Roena Marble-Lot
3 block 4, Herald LIST su bdivisio ; 81.
Edwin and Kate Rowley to Nettie Edith
VI tcaif-Lot ~ block l. Trims tract; $2OUu.
Belle Mo1i 10 r ElliotWest 10 acres of
block 1913 Maclay ancho; SlS
Dorfh Jones to Ida NJ Powers-Lot IA, block
II, resub ,ivision of Jones tract; $1,000.
Ianiel Freeman TO NJ NJ Eshelman-Lots 10
AID 20, block 81 , Inglewood; $3.50
! II Preston. trustee, 10 Gustave Ne blot
sand northea half OF lots 8 ar II, block
0, Sycamore Grove tract: $50.
Nellie and Fred H donaldson to William M
Miller-Lot 4, lock 10. addition No to Gar
vanza; = so.
Mrs Jennie Pierce ct al to Dominica Albine
-Agreeme nt to convey lot 2, aiscock e.
smiths second subdivision; 1926.
same 10 Joseph Amirose-Agrcn ment to con-
vey lot s., same subdivision; $2s5.
Charles Co'e ct al. to Ma dalena de- Lueb
beat-Lot 26. block Il, Wolfskill Orchard tract;
$1,000.
Henry and Martha Stats to George W
Stimson Agreement to convey lot !, Leonard
subdivision; 3 1856.
University OF southern California to 1homae
les; 1925
sarnh Pand Isaac L Day to James Smith.
Land on hrts street; lot block ~, Mccoy
addition to Broad ay; $3.50.
Annie F and W p Hammond to K John
son-Pa or block loo, rancho ex-Alissson san
Fernando: 3 1873.
Alfred and Harriet Johnson to Ho-
gan Part OF block loo, Maclay rancho; $500.
Mary Z Grid to VIM Fmens--i.t o, block
II, West End University addition 500.
SUMMARY
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The herald., 1895-12-27
POLAND Address
FOR ROCK BARTHOLOMEW 6 Co
WATER 2se West First
Trustees Sale

Due notice. and demand having been served
upon the undersigned by the First National
bank OF Los Angeles as required by that GER
Now therefore, in accordance with the terms
and under the authority OF that rtain Iced
Of trust executed by s. w Luitwieler and
d fI part thereir. to the und.rsigned, J. NJ
Elliott, party o the second part therein, and
the Frat National bank OF Los Angeles, party
and reco.de in the office OF the county re cord.
or of the county OF os Angeles. state of Cali
,ornia. in book 1913 OF deeds at page l6l and
passt on the tn day OF December. 1885, by
the board Of di ectors Of said First National
bank Of Los. Angeles, corporation, and the
holder OF the notes mos. 1927 Is SIS and
l5259) t, secure payment OF which the afore-
sal deed Of rust was executed. declaring that
default had been made in the payment OF the
notes and deed OF trust, and requesting and
directing said J. NJ. Elliott, trustee, to sell the
real estate desc ibed therein to satisfy said in
L. J. NJ. Elliott. trustee, do hereby give notice
s96, At ~ o'clock noon OF tina lay and in
.ance) in the city OF Los Angeles. county
viii sell At pu lie an ton to the highest
tates all the pieces or parcels of land situ-
ted in the county of Los Ansel,s. state o
California. described a. fol lows to- wit:
rlrbt--f MI tHdI CerthlN piece SITUATE III tu0
city of Los Angeles and described as follows,
to-wit: Lot No. 5 and north half of lot No. 1
in Near hur's su bdivision OF lot No. OF block
II, Hancock's surv y, being one hundred and
thirty-two u32) feet fronting on rigue roa
street and two hundred and forty CAD eet
deep. the map OF McArthurs subdivision"
is on fl le in the office OF the recorder OF L, An
gsles county, state CT California, and reference
lie hereby made to said map for further des.
cription of said lots
Second-Lot No. seventv -sevsn az Of the
Mcdonald tract in the Rancho OF san Pedro as
Designated in the map OF said tract record d
III the Office OF the county r corder OF Los An
gele' county at pages l and % of book Is of
miscellaneous records, conta ng forty-four
and 50-lO acres more or less.
1hird-That parcel OF land in the rancho
santa Cert rudes described as follows, to-wit:
Blocks numbered i've ~ ana seven ~ of he
Corona tract, as per map thereof made by W.
D. Buckner. April, 1873 ,oud recor led in book
81. att page So, mi cellaneous recor is SAD
Los Angeles county, said blocks containing
215 acres.
Tof ether with the appurtenanccs.
Terms OF sale: Cash in gold coin OF tho
United >tates; ten per cent payable to the un.
designed on tn tall of the hammers; balance
on delivery OF deed and il no so paid, un cas-
rwant of title ten days heine allowed for
scarch) then said ten per cent to be forieite
and the sale to be void.
J. NJ. ELLIOTT,
1886 Trustee.
The herald., 1895-12-27
Wholesale

Wholesale and Retail Prices. Corrected
Daily
THURSDAY. December 26th.
Business was promptly resumed after
the Christmas festivities and trade was
modera ely brisk. though still showing q
decided tendency to contine itself to retail
lines. Poultry is stronger rather than
otherwise and the market is very we'll
cleaned up, there being Ii tie left over
stock either of local raising Ut of ship
meuts from the east. In vegetables and
fruits prices are steady and the market
fairly active.
Quota ions follow:
Eggs-Choice California. ranch, 23c; eastern,
2Soz squares. 6 c.; coast creamery. % OF
squares, t5c. Dairy. fancy. lib squa es. soc.
Green Fruits-Grapcs Corniohon $3.50:
$ s5@'. so; pineapples. So 90 per dozen;
bananas. 81 s5-2 7Nper bunch,
ROSTERS. 500 4. Is; old rooslers. ii 90;
brolers, 81 vO0D rs; ducks $40 Go5. 5O
turkeys live. ill@l2c per lib; geese. 75cgs1 90
Millstufs Flour, Los Angeles $3.50: Stock.
Ton brands, ~ 30; OREGON. $50 bran, per
"a
rolled barley, per ton. $3.50; acked corn,
per cwt, 9Uc: ed meal, per cwt, 95c.
Provisions-Hams, Rex. per ID, NC; pic.
j nlSc; homeless nc.
Bacon. per ID, Rex breakfast, lo14c; light
medium SCI medium, &c.
Dry alt pork-Per h., clear be lies, SC;
short clear sac: clear backs, $50
Picked PORK Per half DBL, 80 lbs SO.
Lard. CIR h.. ivory compound, tierccs, SIC;
rexoline. 6lsr: pure leaf. q.
Cottolene-Tierces, &C.
seed, 60c, Corn Per Genital. Soc. Wheat
Pre- Genital, $l.0o: Hay-Per ton, alfalfa, 500
$1,000: barley S7.0U9 50. 90; wheat, n9.UOln
= 600; tame oats 80 SO 800.
:. Dried Fruits -Apples-sun ried. sacks. per
lb.. &c; boxes, . &c; evaporatcd fancy. Ia
Fancy nnpcaled. 4c; bleached. Sc Nee.
tarines Fancy sG9c; OF, e, 6~7c. P,ars-
Fancy .vaporated, 1000. Plums - Pitted
choice, Ease; Prunes-Choice boxed, 3(d5c:
sacks, 2u3c; fancy. &c.
Live stock -Hogs-Per CIV, SIS. Beef CATTLE
&c Mutton. 4isc per Id. Veal, 81 &c
Nuts-Walnuts-Los Angeles. &c: medium
8 IT. loc; soft shell Los Nietos fancy. i.i0i2c
Almonds-roft shell, l0c; paper she'll, lee;
haId shell, tic. Pecans-l3@i54c. Fiiberts,
Hides and Wool Sound hides, 111sc per h.;
culls 72sc; sound kips c, culls &c; bulls
l0a15c sheep pelts-3@6c. WOOL Nomin-
Cheese-California full cream flats 1olIc.
Young America, l5lac; hand, i4lSc: half
cream fats. &c; Young America. 7lSc; hand
&c Eastern-Cheddars and twins. 40 &c
book, l5@16c; westphalis, 20c; Roqueiort'
42I3c,
The herald., 1895-12-27
CHICAGO MARKET
rhe Days Transactions ON the Boari OF
Trade

40
oHioAoo, Dec Zo'-Wheas ru'eu On
ceedingly dull, but the early feeling was
somewhat stronger. There were no for
eipn markets. and local traders showed
I;,,,a d;s,os;,;,r, .. a,... 81 h,I;d.v
80 '" 80 90 ..
GUINNESS was tne RUE BLOCKS were stronger
att start, ana wheat sympathized some
what, but the failure OF the predicted cold
81 ,,,. iii. L,,.;,. .,,,.ad 20.
wave anu INC i'ght pusihess causso TO
action later in the day. But when the
wor,d,. sb;ruar+s Ia., rvaolr vara raportad
'~'S W." ~,
at only little over 6,OOO,OOO Dusne's, tne
market began to react: then came the big
. - - -. 49,, gag ooo
exports from new iork MohuaS' ooo'"oo
bushels, and there was a further advance,
hu, bof,ra non, MOST NJ n had bean lost.
ous "e'oIo iiooh Illus. VI ~ "o0 "oo'. '."'
There is still good deal OF apprehension
res,rict ,r.da and makes the f. elinc con.
servatlve and cautious. NJ, sold early up
hnt -, noon nod coma off to H7N To XII
i;a Tt,a a,to, ,,oid d',jl az 40 as
spiit. me ,narRet l,eiu u,li anu easy uuI-
ing the last hour, ana May closed at DIX.
The large increase i'm the worlds stock
had a depressing influence. There were
liberal receipts of corn, but the trad NO
wa. an l;ght Ih.t nr;oas uara not n,oyad
~ d,.,;,''. ~. 49, so.; IT, sno,;.,e
Iso uul.nE 'ne Wilde SESSION.. ine iee'ine
was 'eady carry III the oat market, but to-
ward the clase the market declined, prin-
The herald., 1895-12-27
Stockholders Meeting

7 os ANGELES. CAL, DECEMBER 81, 1895.
IL To the stockt olders Of the Banner oil
Company: Please take notice that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of he Banner Oil
Company Will be held at the principal ONCE OF
the company, No $50 South Spring street,
in the city Of Los Angeles. on Tuesday. Jan,
q. 1S9 at 1880 O'Clock q m for tn Q purpose
OF ele'ting directors and for the transaction OF
such other business a. may properly Come
before the meeting.
VALID sCHMIDT,
Leo secretary Pro lem
The herald., 1895-12-27
Chicago Live Stock Market

CHICAGO. Dec. 26 Tho general market was
only fairly animated early in the day. Bssvos,
xt2D to 400 Tn butchers and Gamer
trade was fairly good and . moderate offer
ings Impaired strength to prices cows and
heiiers cling largely at S2bO. III. stocker
ana feeder trade was unimproved, with sales
at . 40 to $500 Hogs were 6 tn iOo higher
TO-DAY Heavy hogs. $3.4O TO 50 TO: pigs, $3. 90
70 % oo sheep-With good demand prices
were ~ 70 l5c higher; common to choice
YA.50. ~
The herald., 1895-12-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

THURSDAY, December 20, 1885
George D and Annie L With 70 to Eluors
Clark Lot 8, Aurora tract; $500
E.eanor rown, adminislratrix to Robert
So 90
Orrin and Emma Aldrich to Carpen ter
-Lote G and block %, addition No to Mon
rovia; $4,000
Thomas Med and Mrs TENNIS Potter to Mrs
Christina Warthing-Lots 20 and 81 block {,
Potter g. Vests SUBJ Sl4O.
J A and NJ Rust to J Melville Rust-Lots
The herald., 1895-12-27
Money Ouota ions

New York, Dee, 2i.-Moncy on call 4 to 7
per cent; last loan y closed per cent; prime
erling exchange weak with actual business
in ba kers' bills at 4.s9l4 to 4 s9's for de.
mand. and 4.s734 TO 4 3, Tor 30 days: posted
rated $50, to 40 10 4.90'S to ADJ: c miner
cial bills 4S7; silver Ger. tcates 66iI to $751;.
AN FRANCISCO, &C. 26.--Sight drafts, 20;
tele raDh, %
IoNboN Jlpc 06-CopSoIo
The herald., 1895-12-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

Call Board Prices drain ami Provision
Market
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. IS. -Wheat-steady;
May S1.0abs
Barley--Steady: May. zoe,
Corn S5c.
Rrn1-$l3. 90.
Flour Family extras 81 506t3.6O: Bakers
extras, $3.3JG3.40; superfnc, j :.5n@2.75 per
barrel.
wheat-No shipping, 9sa<: choice ship
ping. $ 90: milling, rl.0j@l. OF :.
rlsy-Fecd. fair to goo !. ,,o,youI; choice,
67is OF &c; brewing, 1880.
Oats-Fancy feed SOt1S5; good to choice,
67119S0: poor to fair 81 .(oj5; black, for seed,
81. OGSl 80; gray. 65 to rs.
The recei It's we're:
Flour. quarter sacks, 1906: wheat. cen
crntals, 81; do Oregon, 80 !; beans, sack ,
1854; rye, centals, PAS potatoes. sacks, TO-,
II onions, sacks. 5s2; an, sacks, "a 1:
bales. %; faxseed. sacks, 1875 quick silver.
TASKS. 146; wine, gallons. "a 900; hides mum.
her, 6J3; brandy, gallons. 800; raisins.
boxes, 8
The herald., 1895-12-27
produces Market.

produces Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81. -Pota toes Oregon
Burbanks, SOC to boc; sweet potatoes, $l.5O TO
81 rs.
Poultry-Live turkeys. go DC per lib;
ROSTERS, old, $4,000 90 per dozen; young
$40 S95.0,, per doz; broilers small. 50. 90
Sp,sr dozen; br0se1s lar o.
ducks, So .0O056 90 geese. pair, ST. 5OC92. rs
pigeons. old. 500; young, 81. 5dDi.75
Game-Ducks, mallard, $3.50; teal. ESQ
$l.n0; sprig, 81 so; widgeon, 75c0D1 90
small ducks, 81. 90 o1.25; white e. ese s.. %
@$l,50; gray geese. $50; quail, 9cc to
$l.0O: hare. 81 CO., rabbits 81 90; honk
ers, 500; brant, $l.25 per dozen common
snipe 81 90.
Dat hay-S6. OC 5000
Mushrooms, 10 to zoe.
The herald., 1895-12-27
Bond List
NEW YORK, Dec. 26. he following are the
closing quotations for the bond list;

NEW YORK. Dec. 26. he following are the
closing quotations Tor the bond list;
L new Is reg. il6la; do coup, l16ls !;
US 5s reg. 2}s; do 5s cup. ll21s 4s reg
OF 20, 30; Ala. elias A, 40: do c.ass b, ITO !;
do ella Z, VI; do currency. 10 !: La. New
Gohsos a. a u" missouri IS os, loo; n tarolina
Tenn. set IS, 90; DO IS los; old lis 10;
Va. Centuries, "0&; do defer d q; Atchison
l04 ; Cen Pac lists '95. I0l Den. & r q rs,
ll.4;,. do As. s61a; Erie IS. 81; G. Ii
5 6s, los; do IS, lO!; H & T Cent s.,
LOO; do Us. 100: X T. first As Cd; do
Sc ond as, 80; Mutual Union Us, Il6; j
Cent eenl 5s, IL; Northern Pac lists. lI6;
do seconds. iO2; Northwest cpnsos, 1923;
DO + deb Is, o.; Rio Granie West lists
751a; St Paul consols rs. 12s1s, do C Il pW Is,
IL; st l. X NJ gen 5s, 81; II l. & $ gen
Us, '0D; Tex Pac first IS; do S conds. -;
Union Pncihic l is of '96, 1857; West shore
As, io7; SO Il is. 5: II Il 4 lists 1903; l.
n n is, rs; Nor Pc 3ds IS.
The herald., 1895-12-27

: NEW YORK, Dec. 26 - ar silver 66ISd.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. sn-silyer bars 66l<c
Mexican dollars, 53l4@534c.
The herald., 1895-12-27
Petroleum
LOCAL PRODUCE

NEW YoRV, Dec. 26.-Petroleum was quiet,
United closed 81 40 bid
The herald., 1895-12-27

Chatsworth Park-'eavo from ana arrive at
River Stat on, San Fernando street, only.
Sundays excepted. Sundays only
THE INSIDE TRACK
All S. P. Co IS trains stop at First street lex.
cept the four San Francisco trains) and Com
mercial street Except the 8: 3 San Francisco
evening train, in the business center of the
city, saving time and street car fares to pas
sengers.
SANTA CATALINA STAND
Connecting with Wilmington Transportation
Companys ocean excursion eamers
Leave Arcade depot 9:l5 a. m. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from Ills am. Wednes-
day and Saturday.
Gene. al Passenger Office. 22s s. springst.
The herald., 1895-12-27

Closing Stocks
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-rhe ofticial closing quo.
TAFT ms for stocks follows:
A;chison, lax: Adams Express, 14O: Alton
and rerre Haute, SO: do pre- ierred, =: Amer
lean Express, Bali more and Ohio, 3,la;
Canadian Pacific, 50; Canada Southern. 494;
cago Alton. 1873; Chic. Bur. & Out ICY. 10Y;
Chic. Gas, 66 Co. solidaed Ca. 1871: e., g
and st. Louis, 3dl4; coiorado coal & Iron. 81;
son 1854: d l., Lack & Western, LOO; D. &
T. G. pid 44N; is-illers and Cattle Feeders
T9; idi Erie, "a Erie pid 49, Fort
Chicago & Eastern Illinois pfd. 99a.; Hooking
Valley. 1872; Illinois Central, 95; 81. Paul &
R RHa E a. same r pid LAKE, sha1e
yll.e' 4o9l Lopisviilr ( New Alba y, Z: Man:
Charleston. IS; Michigan Z ntrsi 93; Mis-.
soonri Pacific, 259s; Mobile and ohio. -; Nash
Vile Chat, -; National cordago, 5Is same
pid., lUl4; N. y. Central iOi5s: Norfolk and
ern pacidc, a; do pfd., IL. u. r. Denver
O. sa Rubber aS9 f G. RUBBER so p 3D. S. S.
American Tel. ana Gable, 20; American
Sugar, pid.. 97A; Z. s c 9ordage guaranteed.
Central. 97Ss;sN. Y 4 New England. As; on. IN.
tario & Western, u; Oregon Improvement. 3;
Northern, u; Pacific Mail, 26I; Peoria Dec &
Evans, 3; Pittsbu &, 80; Pullman Pal, l5,;
Reading, 4s4: RIO Grande We Tern, :; do pfd,
&C: kock Island, 81 A.; St. Paul. 6-3s: do pfd. ,
l27la; 1t. Paul & Omaha, 57Is; do i'd, III;
Southern Pacific, 2Ol5 Sugar Refinery, 1887;
Tenn Coal 4 ar $50; Texas Pacific 8: Tol.
4 o. Cen. pfd., 10; Union Pacific, SO; u S: EN-
press, ~: Wabash, ST. L. & Pac.
% do .pfi. 70 a; Wells Faro Eek.
press. 95; Western Unio s6sl: VIII cling &
17la; Den * X G.. l2,,a Gener II Il iectrc 26t5:
Natl Linseed,2 y; Col. Fuel & I. 2ols; do
pfd 9S; ~ Tex en-, "a; Tol. A. A. &
North MICH, a IOl, st, Louis Il X. C.
do pf 10; outhern R.R,, o. do pid.. 27ss;
American IoUaCco g6sa: do Did 81 '''
The herald., 1895-12-27

BOSTON VuOtRtiOns.
Boston, Dec Z6.-Atchison, lax; Bell Tel.
2Ul; Mex can Central, n; Oregon Short
Line, =; san Diego, 2.
The herald., 1895-12-27
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Early Dealings Marked by a Sharp
Advance
Rsccssions Occur Later, Except for Sugar
The Close Quiet and Steady Generally
With Slight Gains

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.--The resumption of
business after the holidays was marked by
a sharp rise in the early dealings on the
stock exchange. The confident tone was
mainly attributed to the expectation that
the treasury will be strengthened by an
issue of government bonds. In the best
condition of the financial circles these
views find acceptance, but thus far the only
people whose statement would carry any
conviction are mute o the subject.
II is not b believed that a strictly gold bond
bill can be got through the senate, and ac-
cordingl. the impending issue will be under
the same authority as the last two. Re-
ports of any present or recent offer OF
Russia to take our government b nds or
loan gold to the United States treasury are
authoritatively denied. Other favorable
influences we're money rates at the legal
figure, and unfavorable reports of raiiw ~
earnings for the third week of December.
The upward movement came to halt
soon after the expiration of the first hour,
and in the ensuing dealings sales we're re-
corded at figures close to Tuesdays final
prices.
The reactionary movement was on sell
ing for both accounts. sharp recession
occurred in the rates of sterling exchange
on the sale of gold bullion and revived talk
of gold exports on Saturdays steamers.
Up to the close of business no engage
msnts h id been made, however. No ap-
plica,ions for loan certificates have been
made or are expected to he received from
the banks or by the clearing house COM
mite, until after tine close of the year at
the earliest. The pressu,e to sell subsidized
around delivery hour and under the leader
ership of sugar, prices took an upward
course. The improvements. however, as a
rule did not exceed fractions, Sugar was
tr,a III tt,xaG v,a Aaa ir,uu ard
rose to 1881, net gain of 8 5-8 per cent
The raise was confined to an advance in
the market for domestic refined sugars and
the alleged proposition Of the Cuban revo-
lutionary leaders to destroy the sugar crop
of the island. The closing was quiet and
steady at slight gains in most cases. In
the bond market the upward tendency
which characterized the market Tuesday
was resumed in the early dealings today.
Subsequently, in sympathy with the reac-
lion in the eek market prices receded
sharply and the closing tone heavy.
The herald., 1895-12-27

Wrecton-J. r sarto-i, Pres: Maurice q
0ellman, V..P; W. D. Lonsyear, Cashier
Herman W. Hellman, ". ]. Fleisc man, NJ. L
Fleming, J. A. Graves, G. A. Shaw, j. II. shank,
leuds I, q. johnson. W. 4 Graves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-15
sECY SMITH AND SILVER
He Says He Believed in It Once, but Has
Been Converted.
His Faith I'm the 16 to 1 Standard Was
the Result of Ignorance of
the Subject.

Secretary Smiths attention was called to-
day to an article published yesterday, charg-
Ing that he had been at one time an advo-
cate of the silver free coinage and sub
treasury plans Of the Farmers Alliance.
1t was said that five years ago he published
letter advocating these views. The Sec
rotary said: my attention has just been
called to the publication of a letter written
by me in September, 1890, to Mr.. w. L.
Peck, and published at that time in the At
lanta Journal. The Journal was then openly
opposing the subtreasury scheme and my
personal opposition to it was well under
stood. The letter clearly excluded the idea
OF committing me to all of the seven propo-
sitfons which it presented, although it was
known that L did favor the free coinage of
silver. l was giving most of my attention
TO professional work at that time and sup
posed, without thorough investigation, that
the free coinage of silver would carry the
value OF the silver bullion coined in the dol
lar to the par and also keep silver and gold
dollars upon parity with equal purchas-
ing power, Since then have given to the
subject much more study. and, being thor
oughly satisfied that the free, unlimited
end Independent coinage of silver at the
ratio of 1G to l would result in silver
monetization. have for several years openly
opposed it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-15
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.
An Extension of. Time Granted 4,
Securing Safety Appliances.

An Extension of: Time Granted for
Securing Safety Appliances.
A decision has been rendered by the in
terstate commerce commission which d.
reefs that an extension of time be given to
the railroads In complying with the law
which requires them to equip their cars
with automatic couplers and continuous
brakes, and their. locomotives with driving
wheel brakes. A hearing was given a few
days ago to the representatives of various
railroads and Of the employees, and the
matter vas then taken under Amusement
by the commission. In the decision just
rendered after reciting the facts, the COM
mission conclude as follows:
And 1t appearing that divers good rea-
soEs exist for some extension of the time
within which carriers engaged in interstate
ply with the provisions of sections four and
five of said act of March 2, 1888. and that
all interests concerned will be served by the
granting of reasonable extension of such
time to all carriers SO engaged in interstate
commerce;
ut is ordered, That the time within
which the several common carriers Of the
United States engaged in interstate COM
merce by railroad shall comply with the
provisions of section four of said act Of
Congress. approved March 2, 1893. which
prohibits the use of any car in interstate
commerce that is not provided with secure
SFaD lTOnS CT udnQnOiQS IN the enQS anu
sides Of such car for greater security to
men in coupling and uncoupling cars, be,
and is hereby, extended from the first day
of July, 1885, when said section became eff
fective, to and until the first day Of Decem-
Der, 1895. and for such time only.
'And 1t is further ordered That the time
within which the several common carriers
of the United States engaged in interstate
commerce by railroad shall comply with
the provisions of section five Of said act of
Congress, approved March 2, 1893, which
prohibits the use of any car In interstate
commerce that is not provided with draw
bars of the standard height heretofore duly
prescribed as required by said section, be,
and is hereby, extended from the first day
Of July, 1895. when said section became eff
fective, to and until the fifteenth day Of
February, 1896. and for such time only