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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-07
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Summaries of Yesterdays Games in
Various League Cities.

Washington, July 6.-In the second
and fourth innings, bases on balls and
punched hits enabled Washington to
win the game. Pittsburg was also able
to bunch hits in several instances.
O'Brien, formerly of Louisville, APP
peared rs Senator and played a good
game. Attendance 1866. Score:
Washington -. 24000000--6 10 0
Pittsburg .....00000101 % II 3
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure;
Hawley and Sugden. Umpire, Hurst.
BALTIMORE IA; CHICAGO Is.
Chicago, July 6.-To-day's was by
odds the most exciting game played
here this season. The Orioles, by
hard hitting in the second took big
lead which they held until the eighth,
when the colts fell on to Hoffer, bat
ting him out of the box and going to
the front by three runs. In the ninth,
with the bases full, and two out, both
Terry and Pfeffer failed to go after
Donnelly's little pop-up fly, and
Clarke cleared the bases with dou-
BILE. Clarke stepped on the plate in
the ninth after two strikes had been
called on him and Arson will protest
that struck Clarke was the third
strike and would have retired the side.
Attendance 6,100. Score:
Chicago $50. 100000 1-13 10 4
Baltimore go. 0OO5-14 IA 3
Batteries: Terry and Donohue; Hof-
fer, Esper and Clarke. Umpire, Ems
lie.
LOUISVILLE 5; BOSTON 2.
Louisville, Ky, July 6.-Te Colonies
took n brace on themselves to-day and
defeated the Bean Eaters in an inter
esting game. The regular umpire did
not show up and Jimmy Wolf, the
old Louisville player officiated. At
tendance LOO. Score:
Louisville ... 0001 2 ks
Boston ......... 0O100 000-2 9 3
Batteries: Frazer and Dexter; Lew
is and Tenney and Bergen. Umpire,
Wolfe.
CINCINNATI 10; PHILADELPHIA 6.
Cincinnati, O., July 6.-Piladel-
pia's feeble and the daring base run
ming of the Reds combined to give the
game to the home team. Foreman
was hit hard, but his support was
splendid. Attendance 1000. Score:
Cincinnati 80. 401001 X-10 II /
Philadelphia :. 102O100O2- II 6
Batteries: Foreman and Keitz;
Keener and Grady. Umpire, Lynch.
CLEVELAND 3; BROOKLYN ].
Cleveland, Ohio, July Brooklyn
lost a good game to-day. Both pitch
ers did good work and were we'll
backed up. Wallace won his game in
the eighth inning with two-base hit,
which sent McGarr in. Weather fine.
Attendance 800. Score:
Cleveland .... 100000 2x-3 0
Brooklyn ...... 1oe0O0000-1 6 l
Batteries: Wallace and thinner;
Payne and Grim. Umpire, Sheridan
ST. LOUIS, 8; NEW YORK, s.
st. Louis, July 6.-To-day's game be
tween the Giants and Browns resulted
in a tire, the score at the end of the
eighth inning standing to 6. Attend
ance. $1,000 Score:
St. Louis .0002 90 3-6 10
New York .......003 020 Go 10 Z
BATTERIES: Donohue and Murphey;
Sullivan and Wilson. Umpires, Keel
and Mcfarland
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
At Norfolk:
Norfolk O1200OOO0--3
Roanoke ..... 100000 900 4
Batteries: Secrist and Armstrong;
Pulse and Williams.
At Petersburg:
Petersburg-Portsmouth game post
poned-rain.
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THE Bl-METALLlC UNION.
The Sentiment for Senator Teller
Strong Among the Members.

Chicago, July 6.-The National BIZ
metallic Union of which Gen. A. j.
Warner, of Ohio, is President, met
here to-day and will continue in ses-
sion until the close of the convention.
Tie sentiment for Senator Teller was
strong, and after the meeting the
members present dispersed to visit the
different delegations. They declared
it to be the sense of the Union, how
evsr THAT it should support the NOM
inee of the convention provided he was
a silver man, nominated on q silver
platform.
Gen. Warner has proposed and will
submit financial plank to the COM
mite on resolutions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-07
DELEGATES FROM RALEIGH

Chief Mailer of the Raleigh Fire De-
partment when asked in regard to
Raleigh's representation at the State
Firemans' Convention, said that the
Raleigh companies would each send
delegates, but that they would not
contend for any prizes in the numer-
Gus contests. Raleigh has not en-
tered any of the races for three years
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-07
COMMONS HALL A CERTAINTY.

At the meeting in this city OF the
Executive Committee of the Board of
Trustees of the University of North
Carolina, the only business transact
ed, further than accepting the resigna-
ton Of President Winston and APP
pointing August 1st as the date for
electing a successor, was to instruct
the Faculty to continue with the work
of arranging Commons Hall for the
use of students next year as a Mess
Hall.
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ELM GROVE SUICIDE.
MIR. w. L. Council Takes Three Bottles
of Laudanum.

A gentleman in the city yesterday
reported the suicide Sunday at Elm
Grove, of Postmaster Council. Mr..
Council had been on a protracted spree
for several days, and as last resort to
drown his sorrows and disappoint-
ments, drank three bottles of laHda-
mum.
He leaves a wife and one child.
The funeral services we're held yes
terday afternoon from Maptha's
Chapel.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
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Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
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Ray required. Tt is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price rs cents per box. For sale
by John Y. MacRae.
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$500 REWARD.

Governor Elias Carr offers 800 re-
ward for the arrest of one w. ]. Deans,
who is charged with the murder OF J.
w. Henry, in Gates county, on the
goth OF June.
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Miss Gertrude Johnson left yester-
day, accompanied by her brother, Mr..
Clarence Johnson, for visit to Gin
cinnati.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-07
THE SILVER HOST
IN CHICAGO
Continued from first page

Secretary Carlisle. Senator Lindsay
announced that he could not afford 70
leave the Democratic party on account
of the currency question.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET

Rhe County Commissioners were in
session all day yesterday, going
through the regular routine of bust
ness and receiving bhe tax lists.
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Are the
Days Of
Miracles
Past I?
'ELON COLLEGE, N c.,

'ELON COLLEGE, N c.,
Nay 90, 1886.
l can recommend Mrs. Joe Persons
scrofula Medicine. Ny little boy, FIVE !.
years old, suffered very much with
scrofula. His jaw was swollen to the
eye, and the doctor had given him up
to die. / heard of Mrs. Persons medi-
cine-got only one bottle and it cured
him. ~
MRS. ANNIE KLkPP.
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WALLING SENTENCED TO HANG

Newport, KY, July 6.--Alonzo Wall
ing, convicted of the murder of Pearl
Bryan, was sentenced to-day to be
hanged August 18th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-07
THE VIRGINIA DELEGATION.

The Virginia delegation has agreed
upon the following for officers of the
delegation: Chairman of delegation, w.
A. Jones; National committeeman, p,
J. Otey; resolutions, Carter Glass;
credentials, C. A. Swanson; perma-
nent organization, Z. S. X. Morrison;
rules, j. A. Blakey; to notify nominee
for President, T. B. Murphy; to notify
candidate for Vice-President, e. w. c..
blackstone. Mr.. Glass, member of the
committee on resolutions, is for silver.
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DANIEL WILL ACCEPT.

With reference to a report which
gained circulation here to the effect
that Senator Daniel would not accept
the temporary craftsmanship, it can be
stated that the Senator was, at II
o'clock tonight, engaged in the pre-
paration of his speech to be delivered
in case of his election. Senator Daniel
could not be seen, but his friends say
there is no doubt that he will accept.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-07

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rn0NuFTT ARSENIC LITHIA
LkULkEII SPRINGS opened June

feet. No fogs or dampness The use of the
water, in connection with the Hot and Cold
Arsenic Lithis Baths, restores broken down
and over-worked nervous Svs ems; cures
Rheumatism. Gout, Dyspepsia, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, ms Dmuia, Skin Eruptions,
Chronic Malaria. and Female Troubles:
CIeanscs and beauties the complexion. For
pam phlet and rates address NJ. @. THOMAS,
Manager, Shawville va.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-10

-IAbrs zsde tamhieal . Ls deb6is mi
vida, porque tenfs 70 resuelto m&tarme ST
me coudeUaban
Autonieta. temblorosa al verse inuto
Pascual. creyo que iha caerse; sinti6 Que
la apretaba IL mano con foerza convulsjya
y luego que Ia estrechaba contra su pecho
con teruura tan grande. que la lego al alma
La tia label no SO cansaba de mirar Ro-
beIto lie parecfa que 81 uu sglo no le ha
bfa visto
lYa no tienes tan mala cara como aver.
pobre Roberto mioi-la diio.
E, tia. que estoy muy conteuto.
Sc forss interrumpi6 Pascual. Si les
rarece uStedes, nos iremos. Voy que sc
extierds la orden de lihertad, en- eli treu
de las ocho pueden ustedes marehsr Neu
vile. Entire tanto. Sc ie ponCrs IN telegra-
ma al senior Moleiean para que prepare al
81 1or marques. No hay que perder IN mi
nuto que retrase su dicha -.
Como siempre, tiene uated razor; pero
gvan compaE Earnos estsa huenas gentesf-
repnso r hsTto, seFfalaado los g6ndarmes
que esta ban ceres de Ell.
ST; han de yolverle uste Ia csreel de
ignal nodo cue lie trs jeron.
FL n side buenos para mi tis; deme Vd
el flineEo que Iexe
L. tia %bel vae6 sn bosa en- maros de
los dos ss lfsdos. que Ia mifaban estups fac
t9s. y Roberto, volviendcse Pascual di1o !:
-lVamosi Confeso que ansfo VERNE
dusfio de mi Hbertad.
A las naess llegaron a Neuville. FL tren
retardo la rnareha en el puente del Thelle.
silf0 para entrar en- la estaci0n. Roberto
assrnado 4 Ia ventanilla, miraba 10 leios
les fareles one reiucfan en- medic de la oscn-
ridaa; Sc volvi6 con emoci6a, exclan6:
Dertro de media bora vereEnos mi pa
Tue QnatO rev n @hYarzaiaf
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los srstyoscritos ns6dScos c6ys9assos
con eiegcSc6o ess e8SG cSaded,
INGENTERU
PONCE P- e.


Certlfeat: que -hsn asmprobado ya en- 10
,eEasics ctioIa:, IS ga Ia particular, dura1Se
|. eg,idersia vayloiosa reinante en- GETS efeS-
{.d. |. ofeacla i1coatastaOis del vtSus-
rseT,0o nxeeaaensa del Institute de VSeu-
asei6n ds dor Santiago Sei5o instalado 81
Azee;1so csic 50 s5ixe1ci1Iss -~qiT3ase que ci
sro snf5cx Ee!4c .5esnrGa 34 yga c9cz3fanSTCf
9asauido estr6io, Ia ecnssg0ido psTEec-
slcnsr 81 nivsl 6s los TnsttsutSa ArEopeok
a az fr<.oIs.. ii e1sltiys 6e zquel vtY1G pro
i!Sctieo s7s Is virrsIa bes1z 81 extreme de
.e.der ageguray y s2;rnar Log cue szscTinen,
me en eefa sschlaci6n ha produsido tan te-
Ices resszifsdog ha obtenido tan iisonjelo,
.t;sfaeaorio brilIanta exito, que se haD
,o9seguido cen 81 ernplso y propagation 81
5ytsrmln2o IL la viSrela que 2teTroEtESoa
.lezu1a53a esta poble0l6D degd9 haos otez
seho rressg. No vaeli&ndo por eyds los IN
-raseritCg en- pubGc&r-no tan so1o por ne
lie os Is presents sino Due tanabls2 por ia
orsnaa reri6iiiea del pafs ser neceeario-
gra IL Ilnfa vaeuna extretiJa de ls tefneFs
ieI preoitodo Institute SIS superior prs:e"
rsbla to6ae l&s DENIS ussaas en ls isia, ia
alJss1 Is de lsondrsg, 2 que esta6i stieasc 81 C
- .7sdo r1eiog 3 rE.8s resultaGo, hsEsa u e1-
E:enlo ds hahay consaguido la srssssS&sSscsoss
sQessas sn ny DoveEts pov clento. I para
oue couste valgs Gonds convenir pudisfS
! don Santiago S5aijc espido Ia presente ga
posae { II Gs Mayo 05 1SS3.-LjT. Bassos0s
E@scsaas-.Dr. CogefGz<se-LsT. Besertss--1sg.
7iegayss-z2v. C-ssasEess-~ d. gsssaI Isss-~EF
Esssso Eosss 4 s2ssssiGS~.E3e sFssasa xsaess@s-
III. x. Zsgs1 G;assaSS4=--E25- E2zssssasge :. d
Ee25s.
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EOLLETIN 'e4'
JORGE OHNET
Ell GRAN MARGAL
. RADUooIoN DE J. DE La oERDA
OAPITULO XII
(Contfn sGGci691)

sus colsgas, venfa eu busca de su mas pre-
cisdas recomoenss; una palabra, una soIs
mirsda de Autopieta.
~ bien, hiio mio (exelamo Ia tia Label
con exaltaci6r y: esta salvsdo. sverdsd'
Tai creo epuso ei iovef); es la opinion
general. Peco Ia del Jurado. -. Esperemos
que serk justo -.
10 6 lento pasa el tiempol- muT murc
Antonleta.
va vera usted que breve Ie parece enaD
do Sc reuna con r berte para llevarle los
brszos del sefior Marques.
AyI 81 Dios quisiera.
-Querr Es decir. vanos yer ensegui-
da al ha querido.
La campanilla del tribunal impnso silen
clio Las dos mujeres hpenas podfsn Tespi
rar de aDgustia El pcnlico. con impac'err
to curiosidad, volvio ASocupsr la eala. Pas
Oual, 81 Yez, ocnpaba en- tribuna. III tri
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! Tarietas al ninnto!l

hupai mas severe somhrfo que antes la
lcz aTt,fioial pues era " da nnch9. inspira
ba veg terror an el aim de Ia tia ABEL Y
de Ia pobre A tonieta FL Jnrado ertr6;
todos Sc pusisron en- pie eu el sileucio N 4
prs fando resonernn las graves pslsbras del
Pre>i"eete. que dijo:
-Poe su honor, en- couciencia. ante Dios
ive b mbres, la respuesta del drado que
preside todas las preguntas que no. . . .
Una ruidosa aclamacion acc q ei veredic-
t.: despn6s. en- medic de sQusl tnmulto el
scusadu Ie de nuevo ocupsr su puesto
PSlido, stu saber Que le psssbs estsba eu
me; un mugido. St meiaDte 81 De una fera
b 'tIfa retumbo en- sus oidos. Era Que so
tl~ abel, por vtz prlmera en- su vida, se
puso mala Las palabrss del presidei te or
deBapdo el cum rllmieDto De Ia septeucia v
10 libertad de K berto de Clsiref Mt Sc per
df4Too en- Fl tnmuIto. Vplnte uersouas RI
de aron la So f"rlts de SaiDt-M Mepriee FL
tribunal 50 renr6. y la voz del hnjier gri-
taDdo: Ht conclude la audiencia, comen-
rs Il de.nis del i1iico.
Tia. vamos a buscsr a Roberto, dijo
Al 4bIeta
Eetss afsbrss al imaron a IL solteropa,
cue Re ARE gio Ell somDIero con aire azorsdo,
y dIjr:
tDonde esta
SgaIeron Pascua', en- una sala cont
qua Ia de Ia aUdi@n a encoBtrsroD al io
ven. Al yer a "a dtf1nsor SO abalslsz6 Gl,
y att ndole dij
"A 81 al ties que vosotras, NO me repro
theis que ie o. ra tanto.
--Por Dies. que bien 10 meIece,-dijo la
solteToua con W alsge
Lug Rabe' to colmo las caSieis sa.su her
urnF u tie. il0randa v rianG ~.sin
tIeruYo, ptsT fin, empu. 4 ldoIa
"A. FA& F0as s44 44Fs
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Soncentrado
81 padre de listed vela todavfs

S padre de usted vela todavfa
Dsante ds la Ing 80 colocaron vsrias per
SOFAS sin dada y sus sombras se dibuiarop
fantAsticas sobra las cortinislas
y no ests solo (snsdi6 PasenaD: Fieury
Tondeur tomaron oil tren de las seis e,Ios
deben ser los que lie scompaf1an. AQas in
tentar&n ahora2
NADIA (replic6 es notario). A las siet.,
encontr6 su padre do usted en- al tslegrs r.,
esperando, como 20, noticias de Raueu. Nos
salndamos sin hsbiarnos. pues hscs va tres
semanas que nasstras relaciones se romnia
ron. FL telegrafsta, que a su vez estahs
curloso por ignales razones que nosotroa. iha
nenudo operar. y siempre que el tim
ore e iIanaba para cosas indiferentes q
nuestros as1ntos. salia sonriendo.
Pero por fin una veg entr6 Ia oimos or;
tar desde dentro: " "Absuelto.n Sin nroo,n
tar mas, salimos. Ea la plaza sn nsd-s
da usted Sc detuvo; estaba muy raiida. na,,
e que SO ponia malo, me sceron6 . Al
Entonces ma cngi0 por IN brazo con voz
sorda ms dijo: 'o1
: Este ba seguro do qua los saes,ia ada
lante. El dis que SO pnso ia sn narta I.
considers perdido TODD. s. liam ! zGsrvs,l..' -
Iiane todo 10 que yo zaas Ia ein .ae6,, 80
20 no recibi, sligo de- so tnaeir. -. r. ~ -.
coraz6n" (dile) al oirtne haiS i. o.ha VI
ansesid'' /" Pnsds que saa ii secreto ds =,
rnerza. enc Ideas propias. aue ! III :. ~ -
se IL oenrfeu. les xpresa co-ao mali. az. ~
l. !. eopszeo my bien. ~ 10 fsa.t.. VII
P.lsc lal Hos dor "a
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Al bsjar del treu le esperaba ma sor-
presa: Croix Mssnil estaba paseandoss por
ell muelle; los dos amigos lanZ ron an grito,
antes que nadie Roberto saIto en- terra,
cayo en- brazo de su cnmpanero de caza
FL baron, con los ojos bdmedos el eoraz6n
henchido de algeria. salud6 Autonieta q
su tia, estrech6 la mano do Pascual, les
dijo:
-Vepgan ustedes; salgamos.
La sjgaieron, saliaron de la estacion, en-
ell carruaje, la puerfa. viaron al MARQUES
Esperaba junto a Molejean Ia Ilegada de
su hijo; quiso ir q reeibirlo como iefe de la
familia. hacienda en- p1hlco aaueIIa especie
de so1empe rshabiliteci6n. Roberto. que
con tanta firmeza supo resistir a tan orueles
pruebas. lloraba como IN nIfio delanss de su
padre. que asf le probaba gu profundo carl
no, le oprinnia convulso entire sus temblo
rosos brszas.
"A hf tiene usted varias personas que son
del todo felices. Psscnal, (diio Moleiean)
y usfed es la causa de toda su ventura. Gree
que nunca lie olyidarSn.
El joven movie la cabeza tristamente re
puso:
-Pierda nstad cuidado que 20 hare dc
modo que su Teconocimiento no les oblignt
mncho.
Y scereaudcse al coehe Sc despidi6. rshn-
sando las insinuaciones de Roberto, one
querfa lleysrsele & Clairefont con ellos Vi6
alajarse Ia carretela en- donde iba Antonieta.
y cnaDdo Sc perdi6 entire las sombras, mur
mur6 con extrafio acento:
Use acah6 todoi -
7. en- efecto; mo habfa concluido tod =
Juntn Molejean tend r. a
bio. al pasar p0rf
vieron iluminadas lss
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LOSp o sec n T uIE
Nw York
lbs Ponce, yasnz Aguaa Juan de
6p g.
cadoras, de ~ ncestan nsts
acion naads cusquier
del edhco
dc abca
grbdo restando baa
IL Cafe.
fl mas pada solo ene S
quintales
Favoecdo suscrbe algunas 6rdenes, d Nuva
York
construfda,
Al dngr correspondence
hasta
M del
cabaos
modo maqunas
de moestas al PicPiefafio
EMILIO CABRERA.
C.Jec4t CGscsyc5~"LAs LIS Mas0s.
obre Pesfecoi6n del bjo
funcionar
Doctor Taveso Agosn, dor L. TorrueIa
Martin Mas. Gfardo en Pedro Agou
mid PEDRO B
mez M Font Leonar-
Reio, dc Aoj4nas.
Ponce de Fcbero de
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~ ,iers ustsd que hsgsmos las pacesi Pues
1ealg sme listed mi hijo msffana tempTa.
no " I viendo que iba q responderle, ne ataj5
IN nsdiendo: MI una palabra ah ora. Ref ,xio-
20 listed antes 10y aconsejema bien Pas
onal. Adi6s." Como listed comprende este
qulere decir que no pisnsa cortinuaI por el
camino de antes. ademas auu Queriendo,
cederf
-lr verle no me importa Pero yoyer
su casa vivir con 81. no ouiero. Me hs
expuIsado por segunda vex
rblen. 81 10 hare presente.
Iu esto negarou casa del notario. En-,
paso.
WAS ustsdes a cenari
-lVayai Tengo hambre. me caigo de
snefios de modo qua ensndo onierss ..
aqN 10 tienss, vencedor, querida hiia (dlo
Moielean, viendo que su esposs estaba toda
aaosionaua, SIN atreverse preguntsr, pof
,1ieoo de obtener una respuesta negatiVal
Vamos sl comedor
rssoual durmi6 bieu aquella nochs. Era
- lsfus cuando SO levant6; en- el Jardln, 81
donde el invierno va comenzaba a NANTES
sas ~ proxlma llegada por medio de Ia cal
On de la hoja, los gorriones &c perseguish
piando, sus chiilidos llegaban a In sstsn'
ola Gel victorioso adgersario de los proysctos
de OarVa1an
-En 0iairefont son hoy fsiices. IQus
.asr nosa. estara In terrasA en este dia tsn ss
US HECHOS CCNvefxsse fet!'A-
a UN tEs0 u GAIA
Eoaoss ksbrsro II de 1899. lm sit
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Especifco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este eepecffco desaparecen los bar
ros la picazon que produeen las erup
clones en 81 cuerpo. E. al verdadero "qui
ta-dolor.p Sa usa an friociones se apli
ea en oeheuts ca&cs dtstintos.
Vsndsse en- ia ma D.az-barrio de Hate
puerco-casa Gel Inventor 81 lsrGente.
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The herald., 1896-01-21
PET RAILROAD PROJECT
Billy Carlson Of San Diego Earn
estIy at Work
A TRANSCONTINENTAL LINZ
Nothing Less Than This Will Satisf,
the Ex-Mayor
Ten Per Cent on $1,000 Per lille for Each
and Every Tile OF the Road-Excursion
Arrivals and Notes

Ex-Mayor "Billy' Carlson of San Diego
appears to be getting his railroad project
into shape, and whether it is a go or not,
the indefatigable rustler has succeeded in
digging up 100000 as an evidence OF
good faith if the incorporation papers are
to be believed, and there is apparently no
reason why they should not. The papers
were filed with the county clerk yesterday,
the name of the company being the South
ern California and Salt Lake Railroad COM
pany.
The purposes for which the corporation
is formed are "to construct, maintain and
operate a standard gauge railroad to be
operated by steam, commencing at point
at or near the town of Needles. Cal, to the
town of Milford, Utah, the said railroad
forming connection with the Atcnison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railway at or near
Needles, state of California, thence running
in northeasterly direction via the SOUTH
ern portion of the state of Nevada, to Mil
ford, territory of Utah, a total distance of
295 miles, and at said point of Milford,
Utah, connection will be formed with the
Union Pacific railway system; and to pur
chase any railroad already construct ted
along part of said route: and to construct
| and operate a telegraph line over said
route of 295 miles, and to purchase. sell,
lease and mortgage any and all kinds of
real and personal property necessary to
advantageously and successfully construct,
maintain and operate said telegraph and
| railroad line."
The principal place of business of the
company is Los Angeles, and it is to exist
| fifty years. Following are the directors
for the first year: William II. Carlson.
San Diego, CAL; J. X. Clark, Butte City,
Mont; J. M, Metcalf, Omaha, Neb.; A. B.
Hotchkiss. Los Angeles, CAL; d. c. Reed,
| San Diego, Cal.
| The capital stock of the company is
! S7,5OO,O00, divided into 100000 shares
of 81 each. OF this amount Sl,O00,O00
has been actually subscribed, as follows:
William n. Carlson, trustee, 5000, 900:
| William H. Carlson, 5000; j. X. Clark, j.
| NJ Metcalf, A. B. Hotchkss and D. G.
Reed, 500 each.
| Frank II. Dixon has been appointed
treasurer and 500, 900 has been paid into
his hands, which sum is more than 10 per
cent on $1,000 per mile for each and every
mile of said proposed 295 miles of rail-
road. and is also more than 10 per cent on
| 500 per mile for said proposed 295 miles
! of telegraph line in addition thereto.