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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-08-13
OREGON'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE
A Glimpse of Gov. Lord and
his Family at their Summer
Home at Seal Rocks.

Among the many distinguished
visitors that visit the beaches and
resorts of Lincoln county during the
summer season to escape the heat
of the towns and cities are Governor
Vim. P. Lord and his interesting
family. At the cosy, health-giving
retreat of Seal Rocks, the Governor
owns neat, comfortable cottage,
and here he and his family have
spent their summer outing for many
years.
The coming of Gov. Lord and
family is always looked for with
eagerness by the people of Seal
Rocks and vicinity, for the Cover
nor has made himself justly popular
with these people by his quiet and
unostentatious simplicity, and his
genial, hearty character, while Mrs.
Lord has made herself no less
popular by those true womanly
qualities which she displays at as
good advantage among the country
people of that part of Lincoln
county, as she displays so we'll
amid the more fashionable scenes of
the States capitol.
The Governor, when he comes to
Seal Rocks deports himself in a
manner that might shock the mind
of the silk-stockinged sycophants
that so frequently surround the
executive of a great state, but it is
a manner that endears and binds
him to the honest, solid yeomanry
of the country in no unmistakable
manner. Dressed in cool suit of
summer clothes, which are not made
for show, and a slouch hat, the
Governor of the state of Oregon
may be frequently seen whipping
the waters of Beaver creek and ad-
{ joining streams, for the wiley trout
1 that lie hidden in the deep pools
9 and the Governor knows how to
cast the fly that will lure to his des.
: truction many wise old trout that
has eluded the bait sent after him
by many another fisherman before
Not infrequently his companion
will be some honest, industriou:
farmer of that region whom the
= Governor has induced to go with
him, and who feels justly honorec
but not awed by the genial com
panionship of the man whom tht
people of the state have honoret
with the highest Office within theil
T. gift. Many times it happens tha
= the Governor is accompanied by
his wife and family on some of hi:
fishing trips, especially if the trip
be made to the beautiful Alsea Bay
: where they fish, dig clans, rocl
oysters, and deport themselve
, generally in manner that health,
bodies and minds dictate. An,
speaking of these expeditions i
might not be out Of place to say tina
IS Mrs. Lord is an acknowledged au
h thority on shell fishes. Born on tn
N Atlantic coast she acquired mucl
& knowledge of such fishes, and it i
r, said that she can prepare crab G
le a lobster in such a manner as t
" tempt the appetite Of an epicure.
lie In his mingling with the peopl
it Governor Lord loses none of tha
at quiet dignity that marks his d.
W meanor on the bench ofthe suprem
,e court, or when he occupies th
at gubernatorial Office in the big capit'
10 building in Salem. And in this
y shown one of the strongest traits (
character of Oregon's governo
- and in it is also shown a marke
i. contrast with the two other typ,
Z, &c .,,,o,u.,,L,, c. -.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-08-13
Equalization Notice.

To Whom II Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
Equalization for Lincoln County, Oregon, will
meet at the Court House at Toledo, Oregon, on
Monday, August 81, 1885,, for the purpose of ex-
amining and equalizing the assessments on the
assessment roll for 1896.
SILAS HOWELL,
Assessor OF Lincoln County, Oregon.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07

The vote in Virginia City was as fol-
lows: knippcnber@ y, Maginnis l9G.
Vivian q. Frank 1919. Nosh. -, Brown
l3S. Shower, al. Parker +6. COnger 4,
Goddard IS. Hartman 10. Botkin II.
smith 13S, Dolman 81. Spriggs 134,
Rotwitt 30, Hogan l2S. Murray 81, No
Ian 1872, Webster 81. Collins ID, Love
80. Poindcxtcr 1876. Hendricks 81. Garlic
ton 10, Grnbb -. Buck l3l. Isdelll 90.
Clark l32. Lott ST. Owsley III, Will.
comb SO, Tay Ior 49,. Smith l24. Carney
l322 Ogden Sc. t,lscr III. Switzer 81.
Varney 1422, Albright Isl. Page ~,
Stcilens l46, Mountioy -. Il. Duncan
149, Walker 81, Galloway 1863. NJ. Dun
can 50. Metzcl 80. Haines l45, Foster 90.
Foreman l54 Gohn l0l, Knight ll5,
Rightenour %, kraemer 12D, n. Switz-
er l02. Birchard IL, Mead l4S, Orr -.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Twin BRIDGES,

Twin Bridges, Nov. 3.-lSpecial Cor
respondence. THE result in this pre-
cinct was as follows: Knippenburg 81,
Nash 35, Vivian 35, Maginnis ll5,
Frank 113, Brown 113 Hartman e.
Goddard 80, Smith ss, Botkin 63, Dol.
man 50, Spriggs IS, Rotwitt 62, Hogan
20, Murray 63, Nolan 73, Webster 69
Collins 60, Love 62, Poindexter 79
Hendricks 62, Carleton IS, Grubb So
Buck Is, Showers l13, Conner 3, Park
err 10.
Isdell 50, Lott Ill, Wilcomb So
Clark 81, Owsley l04, Taylor SO, Smith
81, Ogden Al, Switzer 81, Carney 100
Elser u, Varney II, Albright 70, Page
&c, Steffens 90, Mountjoy 50, Duncan
SO, Walker SO, Galloway 80, Duncan
50, Metzel 45, Haines, LOG, Foster 56
Foreman 81, Gohn SO, Knight 49,
aightenour G3, kraemer II, Switzer
4s. Birchard 81, Mead SO, Orr 80, for
the amendment 4, against the amend
ment 81.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Ennis.

Ennis, Nov. 3-[Special Telegram l.
To-day's result at this voting place was
as follows: Mckinley electors "a, God
dard -, Botkin "a, Dolman b. Spriggs
43, Rotwitt &c, Hogan 81, Murray 's,
Nolan II. Webster 38, Collins 38, Love
30. Poindexter 40, Hendricks 3S, Carl
ton 40, Grubb Sc, Buck AZ, Showers 45,
Parker Is, Isdell 35, Lott 32, Wilcomb
33, Clark 43, Omsley 40, Taylor Al,
Smith As, Ogden "A, Switzer 43, Carney y
"a, Elser 30, Varney "a. Albright 80,
Page 80, Steffens 50, Mountioy %, T..
Duncan 81. Walker "A, Galloway SO, M.
Duncan "a, Metzel 81. Haines 45, Foster
80, Foreman 45, Gohn ~, Knight 81,
Rightenour 3s, Kraemer 38, Switzer 40,
Birchard Al, Meade 43, Orr 3D.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Red Bluff.

Red Bluff, Nov. 3-[Specia1 Cores
pondence] The result here to-day was
as follows: knippenberg s, Nash 8,
Vivian s, Maginnis 81. Frank: Gl, Brown
80, Hartman "a. Goddard g., Smith SO,
Botkin Is, Dolman II, Spriggs so. Rat
wit Is, Hogan 40, Murray lS, Nolan 40,
Webster 19, Collins 4S, Love Is. Poin-
dexter 81, Hendricks 10, Carleton 40.
Grubb 18, Buck so, Parker 30, Isdell 20,
Lott IS, Wilcomb 10, Clark 80, Omsley
IS, Taylor A, Smith -. Ogden 20,
Switzer -, Carney 45, Elser Al, Vamey
45, Albright 81 Page ~, Stefens 81
Mountjoy 40, T. Duncan -. Walker ~
Galloway %, NJ. Duncan AZ, Metze! le
Haines 80, Foster II, Foreman 53, Gohr
Is, Knight 4s, Rightenour 10, Kraemel
~, Switzer 25, Birchard 46, Meade %
Orr 45.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07

Rochester. Nov. > Special Core
spondencel The result here to-day was
rs follows: knippenberg H. Ma@innis
-. Vivian II. Frank 80. Nash H.,
Brown 30: Showers :S, Parker IS. God
darJ II, Hartman II Botkin IS. Smith
3e Dolman 2S, Spriggs 3S, Rotwitt 80,
; '}3ogau 3S, Murray 30 Nolan 43, Web
ster "a. Collins 81. Love II, pOindoXtcr
81, Hendricks 81, Carleton 40. Grubb
81, Buck 80, Isdell %, Clark A.. Lott
81, Owsley 49. Wilcomb 32, Taylor -,
Smith 3S, Carney 81, Ogden %, Elser
50, Switzer -, Varney 81. Albright 81,
Page "a, Stcttens 10, Mountjoy -, T..
Duncan %, Walker 43, Galloway 81, NJ.
Duncan "a, MetZel -, Haincs %, Fos-
ter H., Foreman 81, Gohn -, Knight
32, Rightenour 2S, kraemer b, Miss
Switzer IS, Birc lard 81, Mead y, Orr
II, for the amendment II, against the
amendment :.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Waterloo.

Waterloo, Nov. 3-ISpecial Core
spondence -To-days result at this Yot-
ing place was as follows: kntpponherg
4, Vivian 4. Nash 1, Maginnis b, Frank
81, Brown 36. Showers 10. Conger D,
Goddard 3. Hartman -. Botkin is,
Smith p. Dolman Is. Spriggs -. Rot
witt Is. Hogan Il, Murray IS. Nolan l6.
Webster II, Collins lS. Low" L.. Poin-
dexter IS. Hendricks T.. carleton 20,
Grubb Il. Buck IS, fAriot II. lsdcll
II, Lott -, Wilcomb Ii. Clark IS, Dws-
ley IS. Taylor IS, Smith !, Carney 33.
Ogden l5 Elser Is, s,wit2cr Ii, Narney
II, Albright IS. Page IS. Stetiens Il,
Mountjoy -, r. Duncan IS, Walker Is,
Galloway 10, NJ. Duncan Is, Metzel 10,
Haines 26, Foster -. Foreman IG, Gohn
-, Knight Il. Rightenour -. kraemcr
II. Miss SwtHer Il. Birchard -, Mead
A. Orr 20
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
SDHt!, Boulder.

South Boulder, Nov. 3-ISpecial Cor
respondence I-Thc result here to-day
was as follows: knippenberg t. Magin-
mis- 80, Vivian /. Frank 30, Nash /,
Roown 30, Showers -. Goddard >. Hart
man 3s. Botkin 2;. Smith II, Dohnan
%, Spriggs Is, Hotwitt y, Hogan II,
Murray -, Nolan 10. Webster - Cot
Inns Is. Love ., PoindcXtcr IL, Hem
bricks -, Carleton Il. Grubb y. Buck
II. Parker y. IsdclI -. Clark ~ Lott
26, Owsley II. Wilromb 2G. Taylor Il.
Smith 10. Carney 30, Ogden u. Llsci
IL, owitzer 49, Naincy u, Albright n,
Page -. StcI1ens 9G, Mountioy II, J.
Duncan a, Walker IS. Galloway II, NJ.
Duncan II. Mctzcl -. ilaincs -. Foster
%, Foreman -. Gohn -, Knight -.
Rightenomr p. Kraemcr Is. Miss Switz-
er ~. Birchard Is. Mead u. orr Il.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
EastOn Mine.

Easton mine, Nov. ) Special Corre-
spondence I-Showers 10, Isdell II, Lott
T., WiIcomb II, Clark Is, Owsley II,
Taylof Il, Smith II, Ogden II, Switzer
II. Carney II, Elslor Il. Varney II, AL
bright 26, Page +, Ste!1ens 2l, Mount
joy s, T. Duncan p, Walker9, Galloway
IS. M. Duncan 10, Mctzel 10, Haines 10,
Foster II, Foreman II. Gohn IL, Knight
II, Rightenour II, Kramer a., Switzer
II. Birchard II. Mead IS. Orr II.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
The STATE.
Loyal to VIM. }. Bryan by ii Handsome
Ma jOrity.

The Bryan electors. Bob Smith. and
Charlie Hartman have carried Mon
tana by fancy fgures-between lJ,OOO
and 10000 Smith will run ahead of
his ticket by nearly 10000 votes, The
rest of the fusion ticket will have an
average ma iority OF about 5000
The constitutional amendment is
voted down at about the ratio Of II 20 | .
In Beayerhead county the Democrats
get all except clerk Of the court and
county clerk and one commissioner.
Sweet Grass sends in a mixed re-
suit.
Republicans in Gallatin county elect
sheriff, treasurer and one commission
er On county clerk the republican
and democratic candidates tied with
943 each. The rest of the ticket i
democratic.
In Park county the fusion legislative
ticket is elected.
The next Legislative assembly viii be
controlled by the democrat, and popu
lists.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07

Sand Creek, Nov. 3-LSpecial Core
spondence The following is a full,
true and correct copy OF the votes
polled at Sand Greek: Maginnis 30.
Frank %, Brown -. Hartman p, Smith
2S Botkin ,. Spri9gs -, Dolman ,, io-
gan %, Rotwitt 1, Nolan 26, Murray /,
Collins l5:: Webster y, PoindcXter , !,
Love ). Carleton a. Hendricks ). Buck
25. Grubb 4, Clark %. Owsley IS, Tay-
lor %, lsdell ), Lott ,. Wilcomb .,
Parker II, Showers H. Walker 25, Y
Duncan ,, Carney %, Elser 10, Varuey
"a: Smith 8, Ogden 1, Swt2er ), N.
Duncan -, Galloway :. Stetfens T.
Mountjoy Il. Haines y, Metzcl ,, Page
l3, Albright II, Foreman %, Foster j.
knight 20, Gohn !, Kraemer -, i;i-ut'
enour 1. Berchard 20, n, owitHer 8
Orr IS, Mead 9.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Home Park.

Home Park. Nov. Especial Corre,
spOnd result of the election
at this place was as follows: Mckinley
electors 1, Goddard t, Smith 40, BOtkin
IL, Dolman "A, Spriggs 20. Ratwitt -,
Hogan 2G, Murray y, Nolon y, Collins
-. Love %. PoindeNtcr 2G, Hendricks
81, Carleton 25, Grubb %. Buck %.
Showers Al, Conger 1, Parker s. Isdell
10, Lott -, Wilcomb %, Clark "a, Ows-
ley %, Taylor 2S, Smith 2S. Ogden %
I5witzer %. Carney %, Esler "A, Varney
a, Albright 46. Page II, Stetfens 35,
Mountjoy 2l, Il. Duncan 81, Walker l6
Galloway 80 M. Duncan 16, Haines l6
Metzel 80, Foster 30, Foreman %, Gohn
30, Knight %, Rightenour 30, Kraeme,
10, Swtzer 32, Birchard II, Mead 80
Orr ~
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Washington Bar.

Washington Bar Nov. 3.-ISpecial
Correspondence result OF the
days election here was as follows:
Knippenberg ), Nash :, Vivian s, Ma
ginnis IS, Frank IS, Brown Is, Hart.
man l3, Goddard !, Smith ls. Botkin g,
Dolman 7, Spriggs II, Rotwitt 9, Ho-
gan 10, Murray ., Nolan II, Webster 9,
Collins II, Love 8, Poindexter IL, Hen
bricks 9, Carleton IL. Grubb 9. Buck
10, Showers IL, COnger /. Parker4. Is
dell 10, Lott II, Wilcomb 10. Clark II,
Owsley 8, Taylor 9, Smith II, Ogden ..
Switzer 10, Carney 9, Elssr =, Varney
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Silver Star.

Silver Star. Nov. 81 Especial Core
spondcnce. The result of today's
election in this precinct was as fol-
lows; Isdell -, Lott IS, Wilcomb Is,
Clark 81. Owsley 3G, Taylor 81, Smith
10. Ogden 10, s5witzer 10, Carney "A,
Elser 33, Varney IS, Albright %. Page
.. Stet1ens 2l Mountioy 27, Duncan
l6, Walker %. Galloway "a, Duncan
y. Metzel s, Haines ~, Foster 6, Fore
man IS, Gohn 10. knight 2S, Righte-
nour IS. kraemer %, Switzer II. Bir-
,hall II
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07

Taylor School House. Nov. 3 Spe-
rial Correspondence The result OF
the election here. was as follows: Isdell
rs. Lott 20. Wilcomb -, Clark 30, Ows-
ley %, Taylor 81. Smith ~, Ogden q,
SwitZer 223. Carney 81. Esler 30, Var
ney %, Albright %. Page 16, Stetfens
Il. Mountjoy II, +. Duncan 81, Walk
er %. Galloway 3S. NJ. Duncan p, Met
zel %. Haines 80. Conn 70. knight 81,
Eightenour 25, Kraemcr 80. Switzer 81.
Rirchalt 80.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
iuOiletOSyn.

Adobetown. Nov. Special CORES.
pondenceI The result of the election
here to-day was as follows: Isdell H.,
Lott -. Wilcomb -, Clark %, Owsley
%, Taylor 81, Smith 10, Ogden IL, Swift
zer II, Carney 81, Elser -, Varney 81,
Albright %, Page Ii, Ste ffens @,
Mountjoy %, II. Duncan %, Walker Is,
Galloway b, NJ. Duncan l6, Metzel 9,
Haines 30. Foster y. Foreman 81. Gohn
IS, knight p. Ri9htenour l3, Kraemer
%. Miss Switzer -. Birchard %, Mead
21. Orr III. Showers 20. Parker II.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
kennett .is;ne.

Kennels mine. Nov. , Special Cor
respondencel Showers g. lsdell :, Lott
9, Wilcomb 1, Clark II, Owsley5, Tay-
lor I, Smith II, Ogden ., Switzer !,
Carney ), E.Iser 6, Varney 9, Albright
Is, Page |, Steifens -, Mountioy l. II.
Duncan 8, Walker s. Galloway IL, NJ.
Duncan 3, Metzel 1, Haines IL, Foster /
Foreman II, Gohn s. Knight s. Righte.
nour &, kraemer s, Miss SwitzerS, Bir.
charG I. Meade II. Orr i.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07

Laurin. Nov. + Special Correspond
ence THE vote here yesterday was as
follows: Showers y. Parker "a, Isdell
l", Lott 20, Wilcomb 80, Clark Sc, Ows-
ley ~. Taylor 4G, Smith ~ Switzer %,
Carney II, Esler 81, Varney 4s, AL
bright 40, Page 3G, s5teIrens "A, Mount
Joy II. 7. Duncan 2S, Walker 53, Gala
way "a. NJ. Duncan -, Metzel 23,
Haines 81, Foster l9, Foreman 60, Cohn
-, knight "a, Rightenour 22, Kraemer
-, Switzer 81. Birchard fl.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
l.inder's school House.

Linder's School House, Nov. D.
Especial Correspondence. The result
in this precinct was as follows: Nc
Kinley electors 3, Bryan electors 33
Hartman 81, Goddard 3, Bob Smith %
Botkin l3, Dolman II, Spriggs III, r OF
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
Pony.

Pony, Nov. 3lSpecial Correspond
encel-The Bryan electors received l4S
votes at this precinct to-day, Charles S.
Hartman 135, bob Smith 112, Botkin
GO, Webster 76, Collins 80, and the rest
OF the state ticket in about the same
proportion. Carney received "a votes,
Switzer SO, Albright 81, Page "A, Steff-
ems IS, Mountjoy So, T. Duncan 81,
Walker Sc, Galloway 43, M. Duncan l3O.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07

10, Albright 10. Page .. Stetlens 10.
Mountioy :. Duncan 10. Walker -.
Galloway II, Duncan 10. Metzet IS,
Haines l6, Foster :. Foreman IT,.
Cohn 8, Knight 10, Rightenour II,
Kraemer s, Switzer l3. Birchard 10,
Mead IL. Orr s.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-11-07
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witt l5, Hogan Is, Murray l6, Nolan
II, Webster IA, Collins l9. Love g.
Poindexter %, Hendricks IL, Carleton
81, Grubb 10, Buck Is. Showers %,
Conger ,.
Isdell IL, Lott %, Wilcomb Is, Clark
IL, Owsley IL, Taylor Is, Smith Ia.
Ogden II. Switzer IL. Carney p, Elser
%. Varney q, Albright %, Page ID,
Stetfens IS, Mountjoy l, Duncan ls,
Walker l3, Galloway l9, Duncan l3,
Metzel IA. Haines 81, Foster IA, Fore
man %, Gohn II, Knight II, Righte-
nour 16. Kraemer Il, Switzer IA. Bir-
chard IS. Mead IA, Orr 20.
Gaylord
Gaylord. Nov. 3.-[Special Core.
spondencel The vote here was not
nearly as large as expected. The re.
suit was as follows: Knippenberg Il,
Nash IL, Vivian l3, McGinnis 90,
Frank 90. Brown %, Hartman So. God
dard ., Smith g. Botkin 26, Dolman 2s,
Spriggs SO, Rotwitt 20, Hogan GA, Muir.
ray q, Nolan s., Webster 35. Collins
20, Love 90. Poindexter IS, Hendricks
| %, Carleton g., Showers 81. Conger 3
Parker 81, Owsley "a, Taylor IS, Clark
is, Smith %, Ogden y. Switzer %,
Carney u, Esler So, Valney 62, AL
bright 20. Page 63, Stetfens ~, Mount
| iOy SO. r. Duncan 81. Walker t. Gala
way 80, Duncan 55, Metzel 20, Haine.
20. Foster II, Foreman So. Gohn %
Knight 81, Rightenour %, Kraen,er "a
SwitZer ~. Birchard So.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27
Return Thanks.

The ladies Of the Temple Fund
society desire to return thanks to
the following, who so generously
assisted in making their ball,
given Wednesday, Nov. 25th, such
perfect success: The San Antonio
LIGHT, Kypfer & Seng, Geo. Dull
mig, Geo. Saur, Boero, q. A. Duerler
Manufacturing Co., Wagner &
Chabot, Southern Tea Co., Newton
& Weller, johnson Bros, the Ex-
press, Mic Tengg, Mayer & Adler,
Ronse & Wahlstab, l.. SPAIN, and
also to the gentlemen comprising
the different committees, who were
80 instrumental in promoting the
success of the affair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Max. Mayer, of Laredo, is in
the city.
r. w. Albright, Of Dallas, is at
the Menger.
Miss Bessie Harm has returned
from a visit to G. P. Diaz, Mexico.
James E. Jordan has gone to
Kansas City, Mo-, on visit to his
old home.
Mrs. S. Mayer and Mrs. Fred
Mayer. of Del Rio, are visiting rel
atives in the city.
Mr.. III. l.. Book, of Waco, for
merly of San Antonio, is in the
city visiting friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27
New Suits Filed.


Grin Davis We. [. & G. N. Ry. Co.,
damages ($l, 300, for contraction OF
permanent illness, alleged to be
due to defendants failure to pro-
vide a heating apparatus for a car
which plaintiff used as a United
States mail agent last September.
@. Epson VS.. j. P. and A. E. De-
vine, note, $4,000 and interest
$500.
Anton Strasser VS.. City of San
Antonio, damages of $500 for mis-
appropriation OF property.
Edward Grenet and wife vs..
Anita Zozeran, Rosario, Ed. and
Francisco Guilbeau, Adele and
Bryan Callaghan, for partition OF
lots to IA, block l, and lots 4 to
IA, block 2, In o. C. l. z, r. 3, d. l;
lots z to IL between Leigh, Devine,
Presa and Eager streets; lot /,
block /, west of San Pedro creek;
also land in Frio and Atascosa
counties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27

sion chapel on South Flores street
and the police were notified.
Detective Shelley yesterday ar
rested John Nolan, a stranger, as a
suspicious character and Nolan
was fined $40 by the recorder to.
day.
C. A. Speer has begun erecting
dwelling at No. 602 Van Ness
street, Ward 6, to cost 81, 200.
Mayor Elmendorf, Alderman
Kerble and Engineer Pancoast
made trip out to West End today
and examined the dangeroust street
car trestle around the lake.
There we're seventeen cases be-.
fore the recorder today.
The attention of the city mar
shall was directed to the leaky
standpipes about the city today
and he has attended to the matter.
The norther struck San An.
tonic at $40 a. m. today and the
thermometer showed fall of fully
30 degrees in two hours.
Several ducking parties are
being made up for tomorrow morn
ing on account of the norther.
MIR. E. j. Cortinez was injured
in a bicycle collision in the fifth
race at the Jockey club races yes.
terday.
MIR. Jacob Wietzel an old and
prominent German citizen living
on South Centre street, died last
night from an illness of about two
years from cancerous disease of the
foot, which necessitated several
amputations.
"A surprise party was to have
been rendered a young lady on
Government Hill last night, but
as the crowd failed to materialize
the affair was postponed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27
Real Estate Transfers,

Virginia Buchetti to Mary Jane
Wheat and j. F. E. and R. B. Blu.
chetti, lot on corner of Starr and
Walnut streets, 214 acres out OF
subdivisions 5 and 6 OF original
Monjaras survey on Chupederas
creek, about Is miles southeast
from San Antonio; $3.50.
Albin Seidel to Leroy Lowell, lot
8, block IA, original city lots and
6, range 4, district 1, on Crosby
street; $3.50.
A bill of sale has been filed
whereby Frank Brown, assignee
for 81. Klockenkemper, has sold
to A. Ziemonteck all the property
of the assignment for $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27
POUND NOTICE.

Taken up, and in city pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the eth day of
November, 1896:
One black horse, brand not plain on left
shoulder, and two Spanish brands on left
thigh.
One gray jack, brand not plain, right
ear off.
One black mule, brands not plain.
One bay pet mare colt, no brand.
Which will, II not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at said pound, at the
hour OF IL o'clock q. m. on the Sd day of
December, 1896. w. ID. DRUsE,
IL q st Marshal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-27
Oolored Wedding,

Hezekiah Ellis, the obliging ele-
vator operator at the city hall, was
married last night in the A. M. E..
church to Miss Clara HI. James,
daughter Of one of San Antonio's
most prominent colored families.
A reception at the residence of the
bride followed. Rev. Mack Hen
son performed the ceremony.