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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

ing republican voters are regarding
Meiklejohn with peculiar interest.
They see In him q man properly fitted
for the discharge OF gubernatorial
duties. They see in him q dignified.
able man. a man who could lead the
republican party in this campaign in
a manner creditable to himself and
the party, who could successfully cope
with any candidate the demo-pops
might name. Mr.. Meiklejohn appears
to be the one available man to meet
the demand for the right sort Of q
candidate for governor. He il popular,
clean. energetic and one Of the most
effective campaigners in the state.
The logic Of the situation points to
him as the man best fitted to head the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06
Holman Walsh at Niagara

F,w people in Lincoln are aware Of
the part played by H. j. Walsh in the
building Of the first bridge at Niagara
Falls. The following description Of the
building OF the first bridge is sent to the
Buffalo Times by it's Falls correspon-
dent:
The circumstances that led to the
erection Of this cable line were the
result Of q growing country. 1t was at
q time when the march OF humanity
was westward. Then there were no
bridges across the gorge, but the de-
mand for enc was 80 great that it was
recognized. and capital enlisted in the
cause. A little boy, Homan Walsh by
name, flew his kite and allowed it to fall
on the Canadian bank. The slender
kite string drew q cord across, which
in turn was followed by a rope and
then cable, 1,l6O feet long. the ferry
was operated for the first time on March
ID, ls4S, little over 4s years ago.
SUMNER TRIPS AT REDUCED
RATES
The Northwestern line II now SELL
ing tickets at reduced rates to many
tourist points in the western, northern
ana northeastern states and Canada.
Any one desiring q summer trip would
do well to secure our figures before pur-
chasing tickets elsewhere.
CHEAP RATES TO ST PAUL AND
RETURN.
The North Western IL now selling at
reduced round trip rates, tickets to st.
Paul. Minneapolis and numerous re-
sorts In Minnesota This II the Short
Line. City ONCE, III South Tenth st.,
Lincoln. Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

his celebrating this year before the
state convention.
For nearly a month now the atten-
ton Of the people of the state has been
drawn to Congressman Nefkle3ohn.
His canvass for the republican NOM
ination for governor has been open,
Straightforward. manly. He has not
formed or entered any combination
and has had no part In any slate max
ing. He has made his campaign solely
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

to west and north to south. from the
rank and ile Of honest. loyal republic
cans everywhere within the state is
heard the cry. mo hierarchy, no per-
petuation In Office. no dictation or
slate making by the syndicate" And
when the state convention shall as
semble the delegates will take up this
cry and give II potency. The fact
that Mr.. BARLEY has .evinced such
solicitude as to the succession in the
Office Of state treasurer has been taken
as particularly significant. and there
is a good deal Of speculation going on
that Ii not markedly complimentary
to the state treasurer. Indeed. it APP
pears that Joe" who has prided him.
self on his oleagenous qualities, has
over reached himself. For the protest
against the combination has. in some
localities, taken the form of demand,
not only that Mr.. McNish shall not
be nominated. but that the nominee
for state treasurer shall be a man
who il pledged to go into ONCE abso-
lutely free Of all obligations and en-
tanglements. whose first duty shall be
to protect the interests Of the people
Of the state. rather than the accom-
mediation" or service of influential
politicians. When Mr. BARLEY went
into the business Of establishing a
corner In republican politics he tackled
q dangerous undertaking. The whirl-
Wfnd n q HINT his oora Ynur
Mr.. BARLEY attempted last week to
bring about his first coup in the in
terest Of himself and McNish and the
political syndicate. And he succeeded,
partially. Its importance viii dimin-
ish as the people come to understand
its true inwardness. A great many
people have been trying to figure out
the exact condition of things in Doug
las. county since the county conven-
ton. Mr.. BARLEY could probably
throw some light on the subject, as he
had as much. II not more. to do with
the contamination Of the deal as any
other one man. A large sum OF money
was used in the attempt to secure q
majority Of the county delegation for
Balch and as IL Is now confidently as
serted that Mr.. BARLEY will have the
disposal Of Mr.. Balch's strength in the
Douglas delegation 1t Is not at all
improbable that Mr.. BARLEY was q
contributor to the Balch fund. The
Douglas delegation. consisting of 116
members. would certainly be q desir-
able addition TO the McNish boom.
But Mr.. Williams NAV have as much
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06
Hiehes Of al IN Leavening Power-Iaea Us Govt Report
R0H!a!!!!! R RssldRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

appearance. and has not that sham
faced. womanish air that many young
preachers fresh fromthe seminary have.
He has viFile energy and he talks OF
God and His church and salvation
earnestly and courageously and con-
vincingiy. impressing his hearers that
he believes every word he says. His
sermons are spiritual sermons and the
people are moved by them. The church
IL filling. Men and women are going
TO hear him who have not been In the
habit Of going TO church. He il arous-
ing interest In he prayer services. Mr..
Silver speaks with little aid from
notes. He has none of the information
common TO most Episcopal ministers.
He just breaches. and he has power,
~ anyone who hears him win testify.
He win MI Holy Trinity to overlooking
yet.
II IL only three weeks now to the
republican state convention and Joe's
combination OF Macks and Jacks is
progressing steadily in public disfavor.
The voice Of the republican state press
and the voice Of the better element
OF republicans have been raised against
the Vaccinations OF Joe Bartley's po-
litical syndicate. and II In becoming
clearly evident that this il not going
to be . good year for Naclks and Jacks.
Republicans are aroused, and there il
q strong sentiment In favor of inject
ing dignity and ability into the state
campaign. II Is felt that In this year
when all the signs point to revival
Of prosperity throughout the state,
when the spirit OF loyalty and patriot
ism and state pride is asserting itself
as 1t has not asserted itself In years,
when the presidential campaign has
qcickened the impulses Of every good
republican. the party in Nebraska IL
not likely to take step backward and
At the behest of the political syndicate.
manipulated by Joe Slick BARLEY,
hand the nominations for governor
and other important state Offices over
to men whose principal following IL
rooms Of the state, men who In no
way represent the sober. respectable.
manly. dignined mass Of republican
voters and patriotic. state-loving citi-
sens. men who are mere Jacks" or
''llac1u," iog-rollers and wire pullers.
From the green valleys OF Wayne to
the shifting sands OF Cheyenne. from
the shaded banks Of the Blue to the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-06

to say about the casting Of the Doug
las delegation vote as Mr.. Balch. and
he may have more. and 1t may be pos
sible that Mr.. BARLEY may not be
able to deliver all Of the goods he con-
tracts to deliver. Speaking Of the
Douglas delegation. there il every rea-
son to believe that Attorney-General
Churchilrs strength therein II from
twelve to fifteen votes. There IL q
strong Summers sentiment in this
delegation.
When the laughing Jack heard the
result of the primaries In Douglas
county he was 90 pleased that he pro-
ceeded to celebrate In his usual man
ner. Jack will probably do most Of
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
Wapue Spuntp.

SonesbaIe. - lin Mitternadt am
DUnnsritas ipurbe Der Stall bes Sobn
Sente auf Union Siq bur6 Seuer iammt
SnbaIt sert6rt unb Der 8eiammti6aeen
beIduft ii6 auf $500, nit nur s275
8erii9eruns.-gluf Der grie 8abn 1T bas
9anbitrsiderunpeisn 10 itarf eetpOrosn,
bab bic Gompanie 9ebsimpOIiSiiten ans
seiteat bat, um ben 8erlen ibre Sabrten
su perIsioen. Die 5ueanselteIten limb
ben 9anbfreidern eeeenaber 8etpDhnli4
in Der Utiubersabl unb fDnnen nidts
tbun.-Die RspupIifaner bon Bupne
@ountp bisltsu am Dionta9 ibrsn Gon'
bent ab uno feIten foIsenbes Gidet auf
Reprdientantsn, Or. Senrp .. @Ip bon
arisl unb 4dtb. q. S. UNDERWOOD bon
Breton 4iiOciate Ri4ter, S. 8. Sber'
pooo j.; Sheriff, eugene $. Gourtrisbt
Resiiter unb 8seorber, Stuart D. Gin.
coin; DiitrittanpaIt, N. W. IreabtpeII
9rotbonotar, Geo. u. Smith; Gountr
@ommiHdrs, s, 3. Seen uno 8. 9,
Bsrbam Gountp Nubitoren, W. q,
Noble unb Sreb. GarltOn.-Oie 8er'
mdbIuns bss Germ SObn Spiser mil
SRI. Barbara Dorbab finbet am Z. Of'
tpber ftatt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
gRilfesbarre Ma@rtAten.

&StiEtoDuEEt VuGuEtuttus
s 0ie @pomins Bailey Spibsnfab.
rit 1T am Samitas auf unbeitimmte 3eii
auber Setrieb sefeat iporben.
armenoirettor Warr Song tpirt
beute ieinen 79. @eburtstas feiern; E,
tpobnt felt go Sabren bier.
- Cine sroBs GnsabI Berfonen, msi'
items 9olen uno SIopaden, nabmen am
0tOntas ibre 9drsetpapiere berau8.
- Die 8srmdbIuns bon SRI. Sbu
Wtarp Mutter nit abam g. &iefer finbet
am Uiitpod glbenb. ben 7. OftOber, in
Der 3ionS Reformirten &irde itatt.
Ser 9sIs Soiepb Ssiibsr, an 9lort
Sancof Strube in Soft sebenb. tpuroe
am Samitas Wtittns i'm GentraI Spfe
an Oft Warfet Strabe bon elmer 8. &
$. Sofomotipe 8etroffsn uno ausenblid'
ll6 eetDbtet.
Die BrubentiaI 2sbens 8erIider'
unss 8eieaibaft bat bic 8erbaftunp
mebrerer ibrer biefi9en Qeenten an8eorbs
net, tpeIde unter benz 8erbadte iteben,
@elber ber @eieqidaft unteridlaeen su
baben; 9upib Sinn bon Glen 9son
itebt unter Sarsidaft fur isin seri4tIi'
des @rideinen.
-Srau ameIia S6mitt. Gattin bes
Safob Sdmitt, f.. bon Norb Waibins'
ton Strabe, itarb am Donnertas Ibeno.
Sic ipurbe por SO Sabren in Reubeim,
8rsuBen. seborsn unb fam 1871 mad
Nmerifa. Sbre 8eerbieuns fanb am
Samitaa Wiorsen bon Der ct. MdOlas
airde aus itatt.
- Samuel s. @bitmore bon Drforb
StraBe, See Barf, idnitt iid am Dien.
flag Wiorssn in ieIbitmbrberiider 4bIidt
bic 8ebIe NIT einem RaiirmeHer bur6
uno man 1T Der 9Iniidt, bab Elm fiirsIi'
der SOnnenitid ibn seittpeiIis seiitesse'
Hort mabte unb sur Tbat berIeitete.
Seine @enefuns 1T iebr sipeifelbaft.
- @m. &umeri6 bon @eorsetsipn
tpurbe am 0iontae in Der 8Iafmun
Dtins bur6 einen SobIsnfal idIimm psr'
IeBt unb alS man ibn beim nabm, per'
peiserte ibm feline Srau 3utritt gum
Sauie, inbem iie in bersIoier @eiie aus.
iaste, fe bate feinen @ebrau6 fir einen
perlebten Wann, tpenn er aud ibr 9atte
mare; 8umerid tparb bann in's SUipis
tai 8enommen.
- Cine 8eriammIuns ber @utseIb
Demotraten fanb am Sonneritae i'm
@oaI @rdanse @ebdube itatt unb Orsas
niiation erfoIste burd bic GrtpdbIune
bon @otpin Short alS 8rdlibent unb
Sobn g. Sarbins alS Sefretdr; ipdter
purben neue 8eamten ertpGblt unb aIS
9iame beS Clubs Der bes .,8aImer unb
8udner bemOtratii6en GlubS bon Gus
serne @puntp" ansenommen.
--Sn Der SO. 3 Mfine nabe Sartpoob
erplobirte am Wontas Ntittas Elm
DampffeHel nit fur6tbarer 9stpaIt unr
SObn Wetro tpurbe burd bieieIbe su 9lto'
men serifen, pdbrenb Wi6ael unb Gins
bretp Darsp beibe in iold' lsbensse'
fdbrIider Weiie perbriibt tpurben, bab
ibr Sob ertpartet tpirb. Ser niebrlge
8aferfanb i'm DampffeHeI iOa bic ST.
ploton beruriu6t baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
Suumpre.

- Der idpere Wiubhurm am 0iens
tag Ra9t bat bier auber anosrem Sdas
ten au6 Elm i'm 8au beeriffeneS SuuS
nabe appIs Strabe umsetpsbt.
- Der aIarm bon 2ufsn 81 am
Dienltas parb burb Elm Seuer in elmer
Sltte an 9ine StraBe peruriadt, oas
obne 8eifanb Der Seuertpspr bur1 Elm
paar gimer BuHer seIDi4t puroe.
= Niie 9eabars, Elm StaIiener bon
bier, purbe am Sonntas in GrmnnseIs
uns einer Strafs bon 500 benz 8efans.
nib fur 30 Gage iibertpieien, neil er am
Samitas i'm glap 4us 9art S6lFe ab.
fsusrte; er befanp ii6 auf Der @idborn.
iueb.
- anibonp Soran, Superintenbent
bsr 8ennipIpunia 8ObIen Gompanie Mi,
men, itarb am Sonnias Abenb in feline,
8Obnuns an Dudley Strabe i'm IItel
bon "a Sabren mad elmer &ranfbsit Dor
bier Wlonaten. gs iiberIeben ibn aube,
ieiner 5rou aud 3ebn 2inSsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
NtttStcu.

9aS 8obnbaus bes MidasI Sra.
Iia nabe benz 2ebisb SaIIep ,,@utoff" III
am Sonn.as Ibenb niebersebrannt es
bieb suerit, bab es bic 8abnitation su
Gorf Sane mar.
-SameS NidoIion unb SRI. Sennie
Safobp, stpei tpobIbefannte iunse 2eute
bon @ef Bittston, iinb am Donneritas
abenb in Der @obnune Der 8raut an
2userne Ipenue burd Yafor s. 8irf'
patrid su einsm gbepaar einseissnet
porben.
-@bas. 8i4arbs. iiber beEen Ser.
siftuns mir lsbte @o9e beri8teten, bate
ii6 am Sreitas iotpeit erboIt, baB er se'
ieBIide S6ritte 8e8en feline Srau neb'
men, ba er ieood BEL etnem 8erbbr ni6t
betpeifen fonnte, bab iie ibm baS Gift in
ben 8affee setban, entlieb iie ber Srie'
oensribter Gatplep tpieber.
- gu Bolton. einem Winenfdbt&sn
nabs bier, tpurbe am Sonntas Worsen
um l llbr Soiepb Popple, Der Gisentbd'
mer elmer sebeimen &neipe, tpabrenb els
nes Sanbssmensss bon WidasI 9rsfaua
nit einsm Stilett in ben Wasen sefo'
den. 70 bab bic ginseipeioe berborquol'
len; Der 8erlests iparb bem biefser
SoipituI iibsrfdbrt. ipOieIbIt er am abent
ben 8unOen erIas. Brefaus, ber M6r'
Der, ipurbe turse 3eit mad Der Ibat psr'
baftst unO cem @efansnib ilberIiefsrt.
- Gbriftopbsr 5Ipnn bon Ssarl
Strabe bate am Sonntus Radmittai
iebr fart setrunfen unb als er iid seeei
gIbeno auf BEN Seimtpese befanb, per
foIsten ibn cine S9aar 8inber unb ned
ten Jpn; UNI iis su erfdredsn unb fort
sutreiben, peridaffte er ii4 bel feline
Seimfebr cine nit S9rot eelabene Stint
unb feuerte bieieIbe in Der &i6tuns si
mes nabeliesenben SauieS ab. Sob
Repisfp unb Intbonp 8udtpatuS, bic i
Der GbilrDifnuns bs8 Saufes itanben, sr
bisItsn einsn 2beiI Der 2aouns, erfers
i'm Sbrpsr unb oberbaIb Der re6te
Stirn, pGbreno lebterer an Der linte
8ruit, S6uItern unb Sdnben bsrtpunb,
puroe. 8sioe iinb niht unbeoeutenb be,
ipunbet unb SIpnn tpuroe ipdtsr arreti
unb einsehedt, um bic SoIsen iein,
Ibut ubSuparten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
SIN mebreren 0epartementS ber 2udas

Sn mebreren departments Der 2afas
ipanna Stridfabrif 1T am Dienitas bic
Irbeit ipieber aufsenpmmen iporben.
@us. Der einsise Sobn bs8 Ssrrn glus
suit Sdimpff bon geoar apenue. ber
sefabrIid ertrantt mar. erbolt ii9 isst
laneiam.
SIN Der @ebar Ibenue W. 6. airde
tpurbe am Sonntas bic 5Oidbrise Seie,
Der Tbdtiefeit be8 sesenipdrtis bort
tpirfenben Buitors, 8ep. s. 8. 8aee, in
entipre6enber Beiie eefeiert.
Special 9oIisiif Sreb. Wlint III fotpsit
eeneien. bab er ipieber isiner friiberen
8ei6dftieuns nadseben fam unb am
Sonntas arretirte er 9lusuit @brbarbt,
neil bieier feline Srau ni4t ernabren
mill.
SbomaS Suuiban bon Sront Strabe,
in Sobnion's Uiine ansefeat. ipurOe am
Oienita8 spiihen einem &arren uno
,,&ib" eefaneen unb ibm stpei Rippen
sebrOden, ioipie bas SdulterbIatt psr'
remit.
Sames Sones bon 8anf Strabe
tpurbe am Wittpob Norsen in Der Sos
tionaI Wtine bon @onnel & 60. burd
cine bprseitie absesansene Sprenauns
set6btet; er mar Witttper unb Elm Sobn
iiberlebt ibn.
gine bem Srant Setting eeb6renbe
fIeine Siitte an Der gde bon glm Strabe
unb Stafford Ipenue tparb am Sonn.
tag Worsen burd Seuer 3erHDrt unb Der
8erIuit betrdst ettpa 800 ; bic Gntiteb'
unssuriade bes 8ranbes If unbefannt.
Dem abam yiebIins bon Didion
Gitp tpurbe am 5reitas in Sasen's
SobeImIbIe an Ilber StraBe bic redte
SanO in Der Waidinerie sefansen unb
Der Daumen uno 3eisefinser babur4 10
idlimm serfleii6t, cab man GmputatiOn
oerieIben ais notbpenois befar6tet.
Gisarrenfabritant Wm. Sod bon Sc.
bar 4penus trat am Dtontae an Soda,
tpanna Ipenue beim 9tusiteisen aus ieiner
3uti6e auf cine 8ananarinbe unb slitt
aus, nobel er 70 unsIiidlid binfieI, bab
ibm iein fdon felt Sabren berfrdppeItes
8ein stpiiden bem 8nie unb SubfnD4el
sebroben ipuroe.
Ri6aeI Burns bon gittston Nbsnue.
elm luneidbriser Insefeater Der Sunt
& @onnea @ompanie uno 3uIebt Sors
mann ibres 9lumbins Departements,
itGrste am Wtontae Worsen etpa i nbr
in ber Office beS Arditsften DabiS i'm
Commonwealth @ebdube tobt Suiams
men Elm S4Ia8anfaa bate isin Ss'
ben beenbet.
Sam Sarnosfp bon gIm Strabe
purbs am Wtontas in Der Dh, 8leafant
Wine bon einem Barren am &opfe 8es
troffen, iobab sr einen srpben Sdnitt
erbieIt unb ibm baS 8Iut au4 aus Der
glafe unb Obren floB iein 3uitanb II
,peifeIbaft, ba er mbsli4ertpeife eine
8ebirneri6ltteruns erbielt. ST befnbst
Ii9 i'm 2adapanna Soipital.
geter 2dbrmann bon Wabiion 9opn.
Ibip, Der aud Elm gisentbum an Der
gde bon Sidorp Strabe unb Srbins
gIpenue bsIist, tpurbe am Sreitas se'
ri9tIi6 ais unsure6nunSsfabis beseit.
net. Seine Srau ftarb am 10. Gueuit
unb ieitber 1T sr benz meIanGplliaen
8abniinn psrfalsn, inbem er iid elm.
biIbet, bab bic Srau ermorbet tpurbe unb
ibre WDrber aud ibm uufIuuern. @r
b.inbst ii9 i'm SrrenafpI bss slrmsn'
beims.
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9 CT q It ton
Spar=8 8anf,
122 8bomtns slbenue,
Serantcn, pa.
OaS dIteite Spar.Snftitut i'm nore'
arr. 49, 0N - T.-.

OaS altelfe Spar'Srltltllt I'M iloro'
oitIiden @enniDIuanien.
9amss 8Iair, grdfbent.
@. 3. 8riee, 8be Irai.
8. 6. Sddfer, ga1rsr.
u. 3. 3 8lair. aiiift. GaHirer.
Sbeo 8. Straub, 8eIIer.
0ireftoren;
5ames Blair, @. 3. grice,
Geo. 3 eatlin, Granf W. Spencer.
a.B. Blair, Sanes arhbaIb.
VI. 8. 8enueob. 9spitt s. Blair.
Bm. 8. SieisI, Sas @. Safforb
ifiibrt Elm all9smeines 8anfssitdft.
SteIIt @ediel 3abIbar in ir8sno einem sbeiIc
Der Melt aus.
8 8ro,snt Sntereffsu auf 9spoFtsu bs,abIt
lin 8unoidaft pirb 9ebeten.
Ofen Samitas 4benbs bon Bis 8 nbr.
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- Gin ,,8aSfet BAL Club" 1T am
Dienitas abenb in ber GurnsSalIe ors
saniiirt iporben uno Der Stub pirb aud
8immer 8aie BAL bic fommenbe Saiion
ipielen. gr beitebt aus pier3ebn Der
befen GtbIeten beS SereinS unb ber.
ipri6t 9utes 3u Ieihen.
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Bon Der Subfeite.

Serr gilbert 8ruf bon petersburg unb
5rl. SUITE 2bi6 bon bisier Seite iinb
am Donneritas Moreen in Der futb. ct.
Dlarisn air&e ais @bspaar einseiesnet
poresn.
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
What the Oarsmen, Athletes and
Cyclists Are Doing.

man. it would be all over but the shouting,
for they are without question faster men
than lie.
A new bicycle club has been formed, the
name of which is comprised in the initials
&c. G. c. c." the meaning of which no
one seems to know. The club is limited to
fifteen members and the officers are: Mrs.
+. Fitzgerald, president; Mrs. w. Rice,
vice-president; Mrs. c. Leiong, secretary;
Mrs. W. Leonard, treasurer and captain;
Mrs. DR.. Edson surgeon. The captain
has called the first run for to- morrow to
Centerville, taking the o'clock boat. and
upon reaching their destination they will
onjoy one of those dinners which have
made the Gregory House so popular
among the wheelmen.
The Stearns team is still at Coronado
waiting for favorable conditions to try for
records. In letter to the writer recently
Manager Gleezen said:
Cold weather and heavy winds since the
rain of week ago have made it impossible TO
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-11
Sacramento Sporting News.

SACRAMENTO, Call, April 10.-The
fishing season has opened in earnest and
good catches are reported as being made at
Bonner Creek, near Truckee, and at
Floriston, some eight miles distant At
the present time bait is being used exclu-
sively, as the water is too high in the
creeks for the fish to rise at hy. The
wheel trade is increasing rapidly in this
section, dealers claiming that they are
selling more than ever before known. The
wheelmen are engaged in the construction
OF two bicycle paths, one of which will run
to Folsom, distance of twenty-five miles,
and the other will go to Stockton; these
paths are being Ieveled with scraper and
will be covered with cinders. Walter
Leake will go against the high school
record made by Bob Smith last week and
he will be paced by Conger and Welch on
tandem. The try out of the Capital City
Wheelmen for the relay race will take
place tomorrow, and is exciting great in
terest and competition. Bob Smith. who
won the wheel race at the high school
tournament, is rapidly coming to the front
as racer. and great things are expected
from him in the future.
The big shoot of 1.-THE Spoonbills" takes
place week from Sunday on the Eckhardt
grounds at Agricultural Park. There will
be $3.50 worth of cash and merchandise
prizes given Dy ECkHdTut, WcOD, MCMuI-
chy and Beckert of the Olympic Club.
The Capitol Tennis, CLUB has reorgan-
lied and elected officers. 1t intends hold
ing a tournament of doubles in the near
future. Practice is now going on.
It is claimed that certain parties are
using dynamite in the creeks in the near
vicinity of Truckee for the purpose of TAX
ing fish and the local fisherman are en-
deavoring to find out the identity of the
vandals and promise them a warm recep-
ton. RUTHERFORD.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-11

creeks that have generally afforded good
sport to local anglers contained large
numbers of trout, and the outlook for a
very successful opening of the season was
truly excellent, but King Pluvius put a
damper on the expectations of the knights
of the rod, and rs result the future pros
poets for good fishing are decidedly prob
lematical.
Frank Hoff1ing of Haywards has discov-
cred new fishing ground which gives
promise OF being we'll patronized by mid
winter fishermen who sit and wait for re-
suits.
Mr.. Hoff1ing came to this City yesterday
purposely to purchase strong rods and
tackle which he contends are unquestion-
ably necessary to successfully handle and
capture the big steelheads that are loafing
In lagoon which is within q short walk of
the town of Alvarado.
Il was shooting robin snipe near Alva-
rado last week. said Mr.. Hoftling, "when
met country fellow tramping along the
marsh with willow pole in his hand.
II was inquisitive enough to ask him
what he was after, and the fellow an.
swered-salmon. l could not help smiling
at the idea of person catching salmon in
slough near Alvarado, but when he in
vited me 10 accompany HIM to the happy
salmon hshing grounds, l thought that
there might possibly be something in it,
and off we started for the prospective
angling waters.
Here's the spot, SIR" said my friend,
where landed two big fellows yesterday
ana got cleaned out by third