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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-27
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Assessments raised-Estate of ]
G. Neraz, $1,000; VIM. Reuter-, &c..
600; M. p. Mason, 1880; Larkin T.
Smith, s., $50; estate of A. Zallman-
zig, $3.50; Mrs. G. Cara, $4,000
Fl. Killing, S2,325; Mrs. G. A,
Maurer, $l,100; Nathan Mitchell,
81, 125; Mrs. E. S. Maury, $3.50 John
B. Rice, $3.50; G. A. Nesbit, 500.
Approved-Leonardo Cara.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The San Antonio National bank
VS.. Patrick Dwyer ct al, on promis.
sorry note, $500.
The San Antonio National bank
VS.. Edward Dwyer ct al, on
promissory notes, 81, 400.
The San Antonio National bank
We. Leonard CARA ct al, on promis-
sorry note, $500.
LICENSED To WED.
Henry Beuchart and Katie
Schlegel.
Severe Martinez and Bonitacia
Huizar.
ad r r
Fritz Matthies to Charles Mat
thies, part Of the Domingo Bustillo
survey; $1,000.
REAL ESTATE.
Caroline F. Wagner to Henry
Eckstein, lot 8, block 5, on Sadie
street; 1000.
E. B. Alling and wife to Augusta
Renken, John NJ, Emma E., Min
ME g., VIM. r. and Lydia r.
Schmidt, lot on Grayson street ;
$3.50.
William Dobrowolski and Cyrus
w. Wilkins to George p. and May
Anderson, lot 5, block l, on Mata-
moras street; 5000.
Conrad Huberich to Ernest
Meurin, lot IL, block 2, on Wyom'
ing street; 800.
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LIGHT FLASHES
H ood's Pills cure all liver i'll

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Hoods Pills cure all liver i'll
Mrs. M. j. Perrin, Of this city
was married to Mr.. A. III. Gimble,
q business man of Monterey, at
Laredo last Thursday, and left for
Monterey, where they will make
their future home.
-"I have been troubled with
boils. 1 began taking Hoods Sar.
saparilla, and after using three
bottles they began to disappear"
w. G. Hayden, Weatherford, Tex.
Order post, G. A. r., held its
regular meeting last night, and
also a social.
--Housekeeping--You don't know
how easy it is to begin until you
have seen our prices.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
727tf
1t is learned that smallpox
have broken out among the colored
colonists at Tlahualilo, Mex.
Woven wire bed springs $145.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
727tf
The telephone Office will move
tonight to the new building.
Cooking stoves and kitchen fur
nishings at
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
727tf
DIR. Adolph Herff yesterday
afternoon removed a grass burr
from the throat of a little country
boy, who had swallowed it while
drinking water out OF jug, on the
road to this city with his father.
Only a few more of those $l.95
rockers left. Best rocker in the
world for the money.
G. A. SHOWERS FURNITURE Co.
1911
Concert at Muth's garden SUM-
day night, July %; admission free.
7272t
The case against Adolph Simon,
charged with abusing Sanitary Pc.
liceman Sobieski, was postponed
by the Recorder today until Mon
day.
School Superintendent Smith
does not favor the cry Of South
Nights and East End residents for
another public school.
The detectives are on the trail
Of the thief who took Mic Tenggs,
Jr.'s, bicycle yesterday. He was a
boy, and the officers have a close
description Of him.
The Alamo Wheelmen will
. have club run Sunday morning,
leaving the club room at 9 o'clock.
The Third Warders will again
endorse G. B. Hice for alderman, at
W9ltz's hall tonight.
"A delightful gallery festival
and watermelon party, in aid Of
the Christian church, was given
last night in the Maverick Bank
building on Alamo plaza.
For SALE-Lawn mower, half
price; reason, don't need it. This
office. 727 2t
The friends of G. B. Hice will
meet at Woeltz's hall tonight to en-
dorse his candidacy for alderman,
The LIGHT tomorrow morning
will contain some spicy ready mat
ter. Look for 1t.
The citizens Of the Third ward
will endorse @. B. Hice for alder
man tonight, and will elect him or
the 10th Of August.
Mrs. H. P. Drought has pre-
scented her husband with tint
new baby boy.
The Gonzales Telephone com
pany, chartered yesterday, viii
run its line through Bexar county
"A little private caucus attend
ed by Messrs. Thad, George w
and Fritz was held last night, tn
conversation being mainly direct
ed to the chances Of their alder
manic candidate in Ward three.
Mr.. Geo. II. Kalteyer celebrat
ed his 46th birthday anniversar
today.
Capt. "Bob" Green, Of the s
Louis Belknap Rife team, receive
some fine snap shot photos OF tn
team this morning from st. Loui
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

Auction and Commission House, old
Green Front, 103 to 109 North Flores.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Outside sales
promptly attended to. Second hand fur
niture bought and sold. Watches. dia-
monds and jewelry at private sale or
auction. My motto is Prompt Sales and
Prompt Returns"
725lm A. BERGER.
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Do You Need Any Of These?

1t seems that the "CLEARING SALE" has
grudge against them from the way prices are
slaughtered.
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A REST FOR WILLIS.
American Minister Likely to
Leave Honolulu Soon.
ENTITLED TO A VACATION.
His Presence No Longer Required In
Hawaii-Thurston Passes Through
Chicago on His Way Home.

Washington City. March Zs.-Thers are
frdics tons that afr. willis. United STATES
minister 70 Hawai-. - preparing TO take
story il that he all 20 ~ japan for a
tine. and another is that be viii return
40 the United States The state DEPART
nsent officials viii not say anything about
She matter, buE content themselves attn
pointing TO the fat tnat tha minister has
now been a. his post for more man a
year and according 20 the Usual practice
OF the department Is entitled 20 iezSs
of absence II he desires II ard the condi-
sions ia the country 10 which hs - ac-
credited admit oS his ieaving. IL would
not be surprising. therefore. u the minis
ter wax found TO - a passenger on the
1fntfes States steamer Philadelphia when
shs returns TO Mare Island, - she must
do shortly 20 De cleaned and Goeke-l X.
indeed, he does not return before mat
time. During his absence the United
States legation IN Honolulu VIII be lett IN
charge Of Mr. Ellis Mills. the secretary OF
she legation, which VIII sxAe-tly oorre-
spond in ofIloiaI status With the Hawaiian
legation at Washington city
In this case the conditions viii be pre-
ciSely parallel 20 those at Rome some
years ago. when Baron Fava went home
and Minister Porter spent nine months
roaming through Switzerland ana otber
European countries on full pay. leaving
she legation IA Rome In the hands OF
9i1args whifehouse and the Italian lega-
ton In Washington City in care OF the
Marquis RudIni
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J. II. Gabriel Tells OF the Trip To san
Francisco.

T. T.. Gabriel and j. r. Gilbert. the
young men who left this city February -
last on bicycles for San Francisco, arrived
at their destination March = Ia good
health and spirits They intend 10 stay
IN me metropolis Of the Pacific coast for
some time before con ttnuinE their journey
on 20 Denver and other cities further east
In a letter written by j. r. Gafriei 10
Che Post-InteiIigencer concerning the r ln
south he says.
after We got eight miles from Seattle
i broke a crank axio 10 my wheel and had
TO ride the remaining thirty miles to Ia
coma with one leg. There ! had the ma
chine repaired and We started on ana
reached Portland after run over roads
that were not very good. The weather.
however. was good We made a stop OF
several days. II WAS raining when We LETT
Portland, bat II did not last long. and we
had nice ssea Their and roads until we came
20 the Stskiyou mountains We found very
little snow on the Siskiyons. but We found
nlenty on Mount Shasta. one morning
we found six inches Of fresh snow, and In
lots OF places six and seven feet
81 spralned my ankle very badly, ana II
bothered me all the rest OF the way 10
San Francisco We had fine roads and
weather down the Sacramento valley. We
visited many gold mines on the way and
have many specimens. We arrived In san
Francisco March q and expect TO stay
here for some time.
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WILLIAMS STORY REFUTED.
As n Reward for Kindness He spoke
rntruths.

Jordan Webb. the Leaveuworth consta-
BILE who arrested Charles Williams, the
escaped convict. last Sunday. aud CON
corning whom Williams made uncompsi-
mentary remarks. now has his innings.
lie nrsf denies williams story IN toto and
then saws that IL Ia a mystery 20 him why
a man whom he befricnded in every way
possible, under the circumstances should
h. the FIRST one 10 assaii his reputation.
Continuing ne says;
s.When arrested Williams he had been
exposed 20 severe weather while crossing
the Cascades on top Of box ear. he VAS
vet and chilled | procured nc best a"-
conraoaatfon at ha nj in one Of the leading
hotels treated him as "a visitor instead
az locking him IN a box car. as Is the
usual way, there being $50 Jail here. For
nv trouble and paInxtaking for an unfor-
tnnate the reward IS a slandcr uron nay
Official standing. Ills story IS false.
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Sealed proposals VIII be received al the
office OF city clerk OF Ballard. Wash. till
4 o'clock p. m. April 2, 1895. for the bor-
ing Of a sufficient number OF tubular wells
TO furnish the city Of Ballard with a
water supply. Each proposal shall be
accompanied by "A certified check for one
hundred dollars $500. and II the success
full bidder shall fail TO enter into a con-
tract within Eve days after the award Of
the same he shall forfeit said check. Plans
and specifica tons may be seen and blank
forms OF proposal and all necessary in
formation obtained at the. Office Of city
clerk on and after Wednesday, April 3.
The city council reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids.
Sealed proposals will also be received
till o'clock p. m, Friday. April y, is5.
for furnishing the following approximate
Quantities OF materials for the Construc-
ton of a system OF water works:
- 80 lineal feet Of cast iron or "kala-
mein' pipe. ranging from inches 10 l.
inches in diameter. with the necessary
special castings, - valves and 20 hy-
drants Each proposal shall be accom-
panied by a certified check for three hun
dred dollars CSfs). and II the successful
bidder shall fail 10 enter into contract
within five days after the award of the
same he shall forfeit said check.
Specifications are now on file and may
he seen and blank forms of proposal may
be obtained at the office OF city clerk.
The city council reserves the right 70
reject any or ali bids.
Sealed proposals will also be received
TIL O'Clock =. m. Monday. April y. lSt7.
for LAYING The pipe and setting the val.
yes and hydrants IN the co0sf ruction Of
said system OF water works.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
a certified check for three hundred dol
las ESoW. and II the successful bidder
shall fail % enter into a contract within
FIVE days after the award Of same he
shall forfeit said check
Plans and specifications may be seen
and blank forms 81 proposal obtained at
the office 0f.city clerk on and after Tues
day April E. 1876.
The city council reserves the right TO
reiect any or all bids
O. ". EMERSON. CITY Clerk.
6 kEDZIE SMITH. CITY Engineer
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE
o. All after shs 6'h day OF Aprll
IS5. the treasurer OF King county
" Washington. VIII pay. on press-lta-
zion. al outstanding warrants drawn
on the county fund u sai2 county
bearing date prior 10 and iueil,lluE war
rargt No -Gst Dated Jufy H.. IsAA Also
AL outstanding warrants drawn upon
fns ToA3 and Bridge fund. prior % and
81 IulF = tsss also al oHtsf AIMING VA
Pants 1-avn uFun fne soldiers relief fund
gr4er - and including warrant % treas
urCF's pusaaer gS- besrliaS date % Feb
Tzary s. iSts
NJ interest WI - paid or said var
rants after Arr.f & ls&A
J. ". MAPLE. County Treasurer.
Per r. 4. Pa32en. Deputy
Seattle, " ash, March :. I&S.
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County Clerk Gordon "a LAWYER,

County Clerk Thomas ". Gordon was
yesterday admitted % practice law by The
superior court. Il Is not generally known,
bat a fact nevertheless. that Ar- Gordon
has been putting io all his spare time
daring the past two years ia reading la~
oaa his examination. which ne passed. and
witch admitted atm go practice. was a
snifnAl1 ono.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF
cent q word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance No advertisements re-
ceivcd for less than :, cents.
NOTICE-The business once OF the
Post-lnteillgercer Is open antiI II =. m:
Sunday hours. a. n 20 = VI. CiaSsi-
fed advertisements viii be received UP to
this time.
The following letters await advertisers
a this Office:
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FOR EENT-FNRNI<.

I~tfEl RE,<T-~E'arun % 1}a acres near Rem
&an- - acres a+TeA3F cHi-thats-3. s4tfa-
he Cor rats&-- any kiH1 % croQ- sosp4
chance for market gardener. ssasr far8
80 The valley ga-s3 house auA haru1 ~
tsgV rental AqFS to AiTxsrege~ T-n.sgsl-
son. receiver, s. Bailey building
FOR RENT or sAIE-Easv terms. a
Gye-scrs trsct near RaVsana springs.
cleared. fenced yeuug fruit trees. wel.
ueW stx-reosm hoase ard harm James
BoshWeii. - Boston atock Telephone III
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Births. Marriages. Deaths.

Births. Marriages. Deaths.
In order 20 secure correct insertion Of
notices under these headings. the same
should be left al the business Offices Of
this paper No charge Is made for such
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements viii be charged at
the rate % 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
POST INTELLTG ENCER co.
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ASSTGNEE'S NOTICE TO CREDIIOlssSs
To the creditors Of George p. Riley ~.
Edward H. Riley. composing TIE firrn Z,
Riley Bros. and 10 all others whohi :.
may concern. a
Whereas. the said George =. Riley -
Edward l.. Riley. iusolEcnts. have hsf -.
fore made a general assignment tof ~
benefit Of their creditors. and wneTras III
Frank g.. Young. was subseqn en'ig "a "a
on the 5th day OF March. fsss. appohsshs.
assignee OF the said insolven's y ~
Hon. j. ". Langley. one OF the piagsss 80 i.
the superior court 81 the state OF H@s
ipEton. in and for King county. "a
Sow. therefore. T. Frank &. foHils. u
such assignee. DO hereby notify yo1 af
each OF you Of such assignment a. a.srs
further notify you 20 present your etai, =
against the said ltrm, under oattl' t -
as such assignee. at rs Chestnut $3.50
Seattle. King county, Washington, Ts NJ.
in three 90 months after the nfst pa11
cation OF this notice. ~
Dated seattle Wash. this isth Day y
March, 1895. that being the nrst Cay =
publication hereof ....
Assignee as Aforesa'A
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rxerNEEgs AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
EEgir GERS and contractors. bridge hs4lsH-
inE dredging. hartsor improvements ard
general contracting. 80 Seattle Nation
a. Bank building.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

NJ DDNAiD--At Providence hospital. Fri
day evening March - iSs5. Patrick Nc
Donald, Of san Francisco. Of ahscess,
aged a. years.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL pii4LER.
Thomas porleaux shelton.
L p Nnlianls. Olympia
Mr. and Mrs = u. MafhenF, cherry Val
Miss Anna n. \anCe Los Angeles
= =. Sehoolpy, tarheaaao-
n J. Roberts Tacoma
aitss I r. ftu0f}ev. Pert Gamble
J = Rankin. Auburn.
Miss L. Leighton. Olympia
Miss ~ Leighton. OLYMPIA
" q tIealv. M&fHsVliie.
W IT Lord. Tolt
John L.oughl,u. MARY svti
Miss h'iofs 4 = EHEle. Narvsvtlle.
4 ~ Lansing wife aud daughter, salem.
frhnu1ses sander Wopd}aN SIZE.
Prank palRn. Tolt.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
J y Frcesarn C.ty
r I. Turner. las Gafos.
y ~ NfrkUlan. Tacoma.
y. Dewitt. ChtaEo
" \ TAtsh CtnssUaAf}.
Z y Hanks. San Francisco.
NJ. * II istoa. Tacoma
a r. W3theFa. portland
g. l. Taft Tacoma.
4 he France, Tacoua-
Mrs ~ Frarz>e K-,cotaa-
N~ = " Stevens Wea8 traeA
Airs. stevens. Wenat-Aee.
Ilev, : A A1haft. fHysuua
Mrs. At',ott. Puysllap.
A. o. TAYLOR. Ta>oma-
=. \ NoNHlAn Tacoa1A
J. u Fasklu~. Evrfvts-
y Mcfarland Everett.
- -. Srstfh. Tacoma
W. rAk-magv. S7.nAa1e
r. ). u. Browne. Spokane
HOTEL BUTLER.
w. Hoac7 F'ort TrNrsenA
W. +. >isa'fs. Ta~oma-
W. II IA ION, Ta<o-na.
=. y Place. Ss'saHe
JessssA Ray. Ter. safzi.
George A Jortec. Aat~o-tes.
l.. l.. fi~~ancr. i't~' 81
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by o'clock Saturday 20 In
sure change
POsT-TNTELLIGENCE CO.
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roR RExr STORES.

EDE EEN AT ems % Eiver FArk az
Inc store and fNsa lote. ~eElt E. x.0.- b.
Apo Ca Better s1oss, lt-S ErczI a.
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PIANOS TO RENT-w.cter Harper,
Burke building.

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares OF stock-Offiee of the West Sc
at.le Land & Improvement Company.
Seattle. Wash. March II. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
of a resolution OF the board OF trustees
OF said company duly held this day certain
shares OF the capital stock OF said company
hereafter described. or so much thereon as
may be necessary 10 satisfy certain as
sessrnent of 81 per share duly levied there
on nv said board of trustees at it's meet
ing held February I'd. 1895. will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for
postofice in the city of Seattle at the
hour of Il o'clock a. N. on Saturday. the
I3fh day of April. ~ d. 1896.
The following Is a particular descriptiou
of the shares OF stock ordered to be sold
together with the names Of the respective
sh9reholders and the amount OF the re-
spective assessments levied on their
said shares of stock:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the present
Whereabouts OF Henry Carlisle Of 81.
CsairsyiiIs o. who was last heard OF N
Seattle four years ago. By his mother.
Address Robert Carlisle. Glencoe. ..
Reward.
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Notice is further given that all of said
stockholders have made default in the
pavment of their said assessments upon
their said shares of stock. after due no
tice had been given to each OF them. AS
reouired by law and the bylaws OF said
company and that said sale will be made
at the time and place above specified at
public auction TO the highest bidder. and
that ct such sale the person who shall
nav the assessment due as above stated.
together with the pro rata expense OF ad-
vertising and OF sale for the smallest
number of shares. or portion of share
OF each OF said delinquent stockholders,
shall be deemed the highest bidder.
II. G.. STRIVE.
JAMES H. WATSON. Vice President.
Secretary.
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SALMON EGGS Preserved: more pcpu-
Jar each season as trout haiti. whole
sale and retail. Wilton Hardware Co.
11S Commercial street
FOR SAT.E-Fi-st- ciass pair horses. hsr-
ness and lumber wagon. II. Kyle. Ger.
Madison and Williamson streets.
FOR SALE-A ladies' Model secondhand
bicycle in good condition. price 80
boys wheel s.. mems secondhand hi
.-vcle cheap Spelger & Hurlbut. as
Pike street Raake building.
RACK LA%GSHA% EGGS. 81 % per set
ttug a r Guy. ~ Depot street.
FOR SALE-0r charter. a ~en equipped
steamer suitable for the Alaska waters +.
IN thorough repair and complete in all
ferartu1enfs Address or apply 20 ]. A.
HATFIELD. City dock. Seattle. Wash.
FOR sALE-Old newspapers Apply az
this oti.ce.
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wANTFD-BOARDERS.
wANTED--REAL ESTATE.

wANTED-Chiliren 20 board; good HON
Box %, South Park.
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WANTED--REAI ESTATE.
WANTED-Five 10 ten acres OF good
land. improved or partly improved, IN
vicinity Of Seattle, close 10 water pre-
ferred. no agents Address. price. terms,
Amos Jones, Carbonate. Wash.
WANTED-For Eastern parties several
improved farms: one fruit farm and a
farm close 20 Chehaiis- John r. Foster
4 Co. Washington block.
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LAND II RIP.

THE, best scrip ever issue9: good on all
surveyed or ursurveyed public ia RS IN
Minnesota. %orth and South Dakota
Montana. Idaho ami Washington so
Tser acre; more valuable than Porter
hesS or Na8ent3ne- For pamphlet at-
dress Land Comm tsstoner Great North
ern Railway. -. Paul. MINI.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BALLARD WATER WORKS

Proposals for
BORING WELLS, FURNISHING MA
TERIAI4S AND LAYING PIPE.
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r,oT~%D-The place % buy second hand
q,---fr.t~e ~haan- largest e-or. - 49,.
or&-hand furniture IN ire city. lis and
rs Pike street. Scatter. Miller 4 Holden.
F0T-Nr-Two fire secondhand organs.
good as new aiso swo FAT TOP osEics
desks. oak Scatter. Miller * Holden.
Ias and rs Pike street
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ICE AND COAL.

MERCHANTS DELIVERY COMPANY.
dealers ~ Ice md .ccsL!. corner West ard
= Seneca Telephone 10
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DEES>AT AkINGs.

MISS D-Dressnaker, 81 Co.
l0mola, opposite poStofslca.
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TO LoAN-I have seven hundred dollars
70 loan on real estate security Chas-
r. FlShbzck.
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I-AI.Y AGENTS Rahber un1evsarz5eut,
aa rs SAFES esg proats. catalogue free
A- y g. lAtg4e Manufacturers 10.
casa - L.
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-03-09

OF Mayor and Aldermen last Satur
day, Alderman Fayard introduced n
motion to dismiss the case at the
city's expense which was favored by
Aldermen vonGohren and Ramona.
Alderman Eggloff voting nay. The
mayor vetoed the motion, rendering
further action very Indefinite. Had
Alderman VonGohren, Who at first
voted in favor OF taxation, proven
himself consistent. then the case
would have proceeded without inter-
raption and the present unpleasant
situation averted. Some action in
this important matter must he taken
at an early date and what the de-
ve1opments will be is more thau any
one can conceive. 2