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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
90.
Cine erfunornc 0ci6i6tc.

Die Wirtbin our Srone trat Sunnp
Sranoer, als oieie nit ibrem'8atten
ms Saus fam, ent9egen. reoete lie
freunolih an uno Gin9 nit ibr nah
beren 3lmmer, nesbalb 8ranoer lih IN
bic 8atItube be9ab uno li1 etluas 81
trintsn 9eben lieb. Gr par IN uer-
orieBllher Stimmun9; oaB Sir Sarrp
ibn iiber cine Silge ertrppt bate, beun-
rubi9te i'm. oenn er lab oieien I'm.
ltano nls eiuen Yorboteu msiterer WttB-
belli9teiten on. Sa erIhien wisoer Ole
98irtbin uno meloete grdnoer, ouB Die
Same isiner barre. Sic poute ibn
mad Dem 3immer briuacn. Sranoer
lebute es jeoOb ab, fragte nab Der
9tllhmer uno Qing alleln bllauf, nm
leine 6rau anISulu9sn.
Sannp iab Dor benz &amiu, ibr
Sinh. eiuen biibihen. munteren 4na=
ben, auf ibrem S6OObe, ais ibr Wann
eintrQt. Sic nabm oas Sinh auf ben
9lrm, erbpb Iid uno elite nit sinem
irsuoissn 9tuf benz Gintretenoen stt9e-
gen.
granoer legte ieinen glrm um ibre
Saile unn beriibrte nit ieincn Sippen
leiIe ibre Stirn. oOb mar oieIe : -otp-
lung 10 tult, Der ausorud ieines 8e=
iihts 10 itarr, oaB ole lunSe 6rau be-
lor9t gu ibm aufblifte.
= .Sreuit Su DID nidt. mid gu Ieben,
S%eroinano?" fraste Tie ianit.
Sci ni6t ndrriI6. 6annp." ertpis
oerte Sranoer miirriid. .Ienn i'd
iraeno etmas halie, 10 lit es ein itObuen-
.oes. trantbait7ientimentalss 6rausn.
Simmer."
Die iunas Srau i4uantte; iie ieBte
ll6 auf einen Stubl, orildte oas Gino
felt al lih uno beu9te ihr 8elidt
iiber oGiielbe, I'M ibre Stwdhe
Dor ibrem berSloien @atten ~ perber-
gen.
SD liebe DID nod ipie friiber,"
iubr Yrauoer in taltem Some fort,
,,aber ein Mann tam nibt INNER uuo
epig tiien uno bon 2iebe ibwaBen.
oenn ss siebt wi6tiaere uno ~erbabenere
Sinae in isinem 2eben als bic 2iebe.
Sreili4 wirlt Oh bas ni4t sinisben
tDnnen.
Der eberns Slana ieiner Stimme
orans Der Srau tief ms Sera ibr
I6meryenoe Wunoen bereiteno.
Or 1T wieoer bon Ssritano!" oa6te
Iie; ,,er bat wieoer einen ieiner gn-
idlle bon @eiltesit0run9! uno bob
iiebt CT niht aus wis ein Srrlinni-
GER"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
sr lpoate ieine glutoritdt iiber nj

gr nOllte ieine Nutoritdt iiber nj
nuBcn, nm MIDI SIT elmer 6ciratu mt
ibm 81 ~Smin9eu. @r bat mid in elmer
l8eiIe oerfOl9t. oab i6 es nibt Idnoer
ertroQen tOnnte. SD mO6te lieber
itcrben, ais pisOer in feline 9dnoe faI.
lent"
y9ieIcr Solunte!" rief 8iuoitta
nit iAcinburer GntriiItuug. ,,Gr ieI
Sic niGt ianQen;i a reroe Sic pertbsi.
ot9en uno bei6iiben. llno oo1,"
llt9te tie bin5r, ,.pas 1T gu bs9innen2
Nb, t1 babe es!" rief lie mad elmer
@eile ernlten Ha6oentens freuoig.
uSle tOnnen in einsm @a0en oas
2onO our6treuSsn urlo ouf elmer Sta,
ton, ettua in Sermuli, bic Oitbabn be.
iteigerl, I'm iiber gncona, Bologna uno
SlIrir ned 6rartrei4 81 9ebsn, oosr
all6 nab 9eutI6lano. Dies 1T Elm
annebmbarer Sori6lug."
,.8ans dnnebmbar!" beftdtiate
gtellp, lno ibr @eii6t beiterte iia wie-
Der auf. sd tann mid ni6t um
ShuB an ben britiiden Goniul in
gteapel penoen. 0a DIR. 8iloon mir
oieien We9 wabrideinlid abeeidnitten
Fat; aliO bleibt mir nur bic Slu6t!
SD mO6te iO9lei9 aufbre6en! Son.
men mir ein Subrpsrt betcmmen2"
,,@emiB, Si9nora," a%ntuortete
8iuoitta baltig. SD weib einsn sll.
perIdiiiaen Wdnn, Nameus Sipari, Der
Sic mad SermOIi fabren miro. SD
mill meinen Sruoer iosleid gu ibm
I9ifen.
8iuoitta bate ni6t 9eruaet, 0eup
bic nit ibrem Sruoer perabreoete Sour
nab 6bisti porSui9la9en, oa oieies
feline Decentralization MAJ uno Tie
Tttr9tete, oies m64te Der iunaen Same
betnnnt Iein.
Sic elite bic 5reppe binab uno in.
fOrmirte ibren Mann bon ibrem gr.
fOla, DOrauf iie 8iacomo su 81.
pari ianote nit benz 4uitra9, oaB er
lOaleia init ieinem @assn ~pOriabren
iollte.
GortieBun9 oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

Gr p~erlieS oas 3mmer lno gtn9
hinnnter in bic @Hltlirbe, mo er lid
nab Dem NbQarQ Oer GiI%enbabn5iige
erluu10i9te; oann bat er I'M Sbrelbz
material uno itlrieb Sluei Sriefe. Giner
oapon w0r an Sir SarrD, in mtIhcm
er oemielben mittbeilte, 0oB CT Wtrs.
8ronoer geiunOtn babe, ober in einem
3uNtanoe bon GrrsQtbeit uno NnQIt,
oaB er es iiir Ieine EfllAt ~gebalten babe,
lie nidt aIeiu reiitn gu luIien, ibr oiel=
mebr leiHe YeQleitung nob 2OnoOu an=
Subieten uuO lie ribt ebsr Su OerlGfen.
ais biz er lie al SorO oes 9umpiers GEE
brd6t babe. Sn einem s~rpeiten Srlefs
oriidte er SID ieiu tiefes Seoauern aus,
oaB er liA iiir eini9e Sage BON ibr babe
losrsiben millen; er bOffe, oaB lie ieine
plOBli6e Nbreiie uno ieiu 6ernbleiben
entI1ulOigsn neroe, oa nur Witleio
uno Elm ae,uiiiss Yfli6tssfiibl i'm per.
anlaBt bdtte, lth Der Grau ieines arlner
6reunoes anSunebmen.
gr iiegslte Die Sriefe unb i9ifte
elnen SOteu oamlt mad Sarrin9tOn
Sal; bann 9in9 er langIan Die Sreppe
binaut naAoenteno, wobin er Sunnp
uno oas &ino brin9en iolte.
Ser 3u9 na6 Noroeu 9sbt sunddit
ab, uno oas lit fir mid beitimmenO,
oielen gu benubsn. SD msroe einen
abSele9enen Srt aufiuden, mo lie 10
gut pie be9raben 1T uno bon Dem aus
lie ni9t tua9en wiro, mad Sarrin9tun
Sall su tOmmsn. Sic iou ME cine
gbnung betOmmen. oaB i6 uuter einem
fdlIben 9tamen reid, 9eahtet uno Der
6atte - mas ia balO iein tueroe =
elmer Inoern bin. SD CLAUDE, i9
bate bon ieber Inla9sn CUR S1urterei,
benr ieoes u%nternebmen gelingt mir,
uno balo lueroe i9 am 3iele meiuer
@uni9e iein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
Scr ueberiaa.

Nelb uno lire ge9leiter batten iih
AM nd6iten Worasn nod ibrer Din.
tunit i'm 8aitbOf gum Seiub friib BON
Eager erboben uno iuaren bersits reiie=
fertis, oils bic Wirtbin ms 3immer
frat uno oas Sriibltiid bra4te.
,Sie tperOen entiauIoi9en, Sisno-
"a, Denn id Sic nab Sbrsm Numen
rage" ia9te @iuoitta b0fIi6, pdb-
reno lie oas @eidirr auf Dem Slid
ausbreitste. nSino sic niat WtiB
Wiltins?"
Nelp fubr iiberrai9t Suiammen..
,,@arum wOlsn Sic Das mifen?"
fraSte lie.
,,gSeil - tue9en - nun, iA tpia
ofen iprs9en. Sj0nora" ertuioerte
8Iuoitta. .Su gteupeI III Elm DOrnehs
mer GuQlGnOer an9stOmmen, wel4er
Ieine e~nt1lobene Mtitnoel Iubt. Gr 1T
elm Si9npr 8iloon uno tommt bon Si=
cilitu. gtb, Sic eri6reGsu uno lper=
ben bleia; dIiO sic tenpen' i'm? Der
Rame Der iungen Dame, Die er Iu4t,
lit WtiB Wiltins; in ibrer 9egleitun9
iollen Suei Siener iein uno ein geiites=
trantsr jun9er Wunn. '9tamells Sran=
Der" unO lie blifte beOeutungspol auf
8uioo Sarrin9tOn.
NeQp srblei6te; lie slueifelte ni6t,
oaB ibr 9prmuuD 'ibre Spur entoeft
bate uno ibr nab Heapel sefOl9t
mar.
,St er bisr?" fra9te iie baitig,
inOem lie aufiprang. uSit sr bier I'M
8aItbuf?"
,,Nein. Si9nOra," srtpioerte Sin.
oitta; Der oOrnebms sueliids Siguor
wiro Ii4 niht 10 melt ernisorigsn, unisrn
drmliasn. ab9elsgeuen 8aItbOf su be-
iu6in; er miro audi feline ~entHobene
Wtilnoel nibt bier permutben. Qber
msin Sruoer, wslhsr iosben bon gtea-
pei Fam, srSdGite. oaB Si9nor 8iloon
9titern Nbeno in Nenpsl 0n9etommen
lit, ale SOtels na9 ieiner entldufenen
Wiiuoel ourbiuht uno an ben 9an=
oun9sbriifsn uno gabubOien YOli;iiten
aufgelisllt bat. Inn auf Die urme iunBe
Game 81 fabnoeu. Wenn Ss in Rsapel
1T, miro lie un3weiielbuit beuts ~9efunoen
uno 0eiunQen peroen. Sin Yplisei-
IpiOn srsdblte Diss meinsm Yruoer uno
iraate ibn, oh er Die 6lii9tise seieben
Bate"
Nelp's Wut6 mar BEL oieier einfa6en
grsdbluns aeiawunoen. 50 piel bate
ie ssruaat uuo sstban. uno ood iolte
iie 10 balo wieosr ~9eiansen iusroenP
IS idien ibr, als isi ibr isoer 9Sea ab.
geIpsrrt, als isi oas meitere 8elin9en
ibrsr 6ludt CUR unmOalihteit astuOr-
ben. Sic bsidlob, lib Der @irtbin
au3uoertrauen, oersn Sbeilnabme sI
erwsden uno lie I'M SauB 81 bits
ten.
..Sisnora." iaats lie nit sittsrnosr
Stimms, lid bin iene flii9tiae Wiin-
bel - ib bin MiB gSiltins! SD bite
Sic, mir su meinem SOrttOmmen be-
bilfia gu iein. SD iperoe ieosn mir
srpieienen SienIt rsi6li6 b%slobnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
UurQe Cafe Golonie,
go bis 20 Weilea pon ct. Saul.

Inter ben Ueusn siuisru uOu saHS In Der GoIOuis
tanu i'd Die iaiseuoeu usuusH: ADAM St5e, 616 Blair
StTase, Solepb sishtuser. Ill SGHcot Str, Cor.
S%issslG5' 6ls Slatr r.. als unu 81. PauI. 50 spb
Ristier, &dtsrutls, Rtuu. Botfsans 3 ,a;u.t, Tsrlsp,
us. aoam stsisr. oDItOuna. Riun. Better Rtasls,
srtra, "a. sos. &uAr, SraH;burg, 2. DAT. Goptb
@iIouns II. Otto NteisHOrtrs, Cologne, @tuu., u. R.
Der Raum geitattet es min ni6t, bic
Namen uuer Sersr gu per6ffentlt6eu.
melde Sdno uon mir 9etauft 6aben.
SbenNsbenoe weroeu aber biulGngIiS
letn, IN Den SeIer su i6er;eueen, oaB
Seute BON Den ueridieosrIten 9egenbeH
na6 Der turtle Cafe @olonie tonlmeu,
nm bort ibre 0e;matb aufsuI6la9en.
Steies ioIte pieber cine Hi6tl6nur
aler Oerjenigeu ieiu, bic ii6 cine Seis
matb auf benz 2anoe in elmer blibenoeu
oeuti6en @egeuO ;uiu6en, 6aB bier bod
gnteS Sano ietn mug, no 10 ptsIe ii9 at,
iieoeln. @enu man beSentt, oaB Die
StnpobnerSabl Dieier pdbreuo Den lesten
81 Sabren lid nm 1900 4erIonen
uersrOBsrt bat unO baB nere QniieSler
nit ieoem Gage ein;isbsn, 10 iiebt man
lei6t eiI, ouB IS bier ui6t LANCE Sanern
wiro, bis paS &ano sinen 3reiS pom Is
bis 20 Dollars per gcre briust, neil es
iest nod gu benz biaiseu Sreis uon 5 bis
I Dollars uno auf Iei5te 3abIunssbss
ptngungeu III babsn lit.
Die SurtIe Gate GoIonie Iiest in elmer
geiunoen @egenO, bat air6en, S6ulsn,
CUTE SanoltraBen, CUTE MarttuerbinDuns
gen, guten SOoen, sutes 8aiisr uno elm
gutter ebrli9er SeutI9er trtfft bier iibsrs
all quite RameraOen unb Wa3barn.
8as fam elm 9aaOiu9er mebr psrIaus
gen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24
nit BEN sr6Bten Nlppetit 81 eiien uno

nit BEN 9rDBten appetit 81 Ellen uno
81 trinten.
,6iebt es bier ni6ts fir mid 81
tbun?" Iragte er; ais er iein ioeben 0e-
lscrtes 8las nie0erIebte; ,,irgeno eireit
sutsn 6an9?"
mas gu wtinihsTt, fannIt III
babeu, -" er,piocrts @iuottta. IS iino
@dIte o6en, 5ruet Gn8lonoer nit IbreH
3tenern."
.&ai3?"
IS 1T Elm iunQer Wann-S0copo's
b%l0ollnnigar Gnatluoer - Su meiBt ia!
uno cine rei4e en9liide SignOra,
nelbe iDrem Sormlno entfloben lit.
Sieier miro Elm i6One$ S0ieqelo fir lie
be3uGlen. Zen junasn @~u0lanoer muBt
Oh iiir uns %reIeruiren; Die SiQnora
ltebt gu 9eiuer Serfiigung. SD pers
Iprs9s Dir, Yeioe nit ibreu Sisnsrn in
9etne Sanoe gu fibren. wo9eaen
s 9n OaS s'I'ssl0 init H"s t'si''H
.gais ipiqit gu has anian9en?"
,Safiir LAB mid iorgsH," iaate
8iuOitta init StOls. SD mil Die
Signora psranlalien. mOrgeu iriib
halb3ebn ubr nod Gbieti aufSubre6eu,
uno auf Dem g8e9e oabin tannt Gu
ibnen %0uflausrn uno lie gefan8en neb=
men,"
SD neroe bel Oct Sano ieiu,"
Iagte Der rOtbe GarDelli beltimmt.
,g8iro es fiber iein, aQe Iier IN
Sein Yerltef gu brin8en uno bort 81
bebalten?" ira8te 6iuoitta.
,,YoQtommen!" ent9egnete GARRETT
3lOerIi6tlid. SD troBe benz gan3sn
italienii9en Serr. 50 lan9e teiner
unierer ei9ensn 2sute gum Serrdtber
miro, t0nnen Sic uns niGts aEbaben;
nno I'M Notbiaa baben luir nod sinen
anoern 3ufluAtsort. Su taunlt alio
unbeior9t iein. @iuoitta. Su muBt
es mDglidit 10 einsuri6ten Gu6en, oaB
Sipari Die @n9ldnoer fdbtt, oenn er
1T elmer BON unieren 2euten, wie Su
meibt."
.Sacapo lit eben 81 ibnt 9e9anaen,
nm ilu 81 beitsllen," ia9te Giu=
oitta.
,gs piro bielei6t oas Bette iein,
tuenn Der SIRE bel uns in Den Bergen
bleibt, bemertte 9arpeai nab turSsm
Hahoenten. ,,uno Sacapo iolte nah
gn9lano reiien uno ben MplOro 81
elmer b~eiiercn 3abluu9 Spin9en."
dS6 mill mir bic Sadie iibsrleaen. 4"
erpioerte 8iuoitta. sd CLAUDE ielbit,
oaB Oieie &eiie li6 lpbnen wiiroe. SD
mill einmal b6reu, mas SacapO oaSu
iagt.r
Sie beipraben nod einiae ipeniger
wihtige au9elegenbeiten uno Damn ents
fernte ii9 Der rDtbe @arpeli. Seine
S9peiter bealeitete i'm bis Dor oas
Saus uno e%rmabnte i'm nohmals, CUR
rehten 3eit an einem 9eei9neten Ylabe
on Der StraBe na6 Gbieti gu iein. Der
&duber perlprab oies, ihwang iih auf
iein pfero uno ipren9te oapon in
oerlelbeu &i6tuns, wOber er 9etom-
men.
Giuoitta sins in Die Slide suriid
uno erUartete Die &iiftehr hires Wan=
mes, ben lie bon Dem SeIl6 ibres Sru-
oers uno BON ben 0erabreounsen init
oemlelben benahribtigte.
gr ,Lar bsreits mad Mitternadt, als
oas Paar. pergniigt uuo wObl Sufris=
ben init. DEN @rrun9eni9aften oes Sa-
aes uno nit ben 4usIibten fir Die 3u=
funft, ebenfalls Die 4iibe uerlleB uno
lih CUR &ube be9ab. INN bon ben gols
oenen 6riiAten ieiner i9Gnoliben PRO-
iette 81 traumen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-24

III. LOhrbauer.
49, ct sriiie Ctr, a13 8ajb. aps. e..
81. Sdul, vtInn. minneapolis Wtuu.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
Good Voters r1ade

The following were admitted to all the
rights and privileges yesterday, upon
proper proof being made:
c. Askeldsen, a native of Norway, and
Thomas j. Walker native of England,
by Judge Smith; John Nordquist, ma
tive of Sweden, by Judge Van Dyke;
Thomas Darcy, native of Canada, by
Judge York, and Duncan McGregor, a
native of Scotland by Judge Clark.
With regard to Mr. McGregor, his APP
plication revealed rather curious state
of affairs. The gentleman is about 70
years of age and arrived in this country
in the notable year of 1S49. He took out
his first papers in Wisconsin, and in ac-
cordance with the rule observed in that
and other states, voted at election and
in every way performed the duties of
citizenship. Upon recently coming to
California Mr.. McGregor discovered that
here he was not recognized in any way as
a citizen of the republic, and so with all
speed he made application to be formally
admitted.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
Our Store will be Closed on Saturday, July 4th
front wheel collided with a telephone

front wheel collided with telephone
pole, throwing the man out and cutting
his head and causing the blood to gush
out of his ears. The wagon struck an
electric light pole little farther on and
was torn to pieces. Brockberger is doing
very we'll today and will soon recover.
Gus Nagel of the hardware firm of
Miller & Nagel, left for his old home in
Indiana today for a months visit to
relatives.
A. R. Luedke left today for st. Louis,
where he will enter the Theological in
stitute to get thorough knowledge OF
Matchmaking. He expects to complete
the course in twelve months.
Parties from Santa Ana who are OPP
posing the voting of bonds In that city
for putting in an electric light plant, are
visiting our city in order to get material
for argument against municipal owner
ship. Ninety per cent of our people
are satisfied with our plant as it is.
which is the best argument that for us,
municipal ownership is desirable.
c. F.. Lovett, representing the San
Francisco Call, was in the city this week
in the interests of that paper
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
flowed for q Nonsuit

Wiesendanger against Mcfarland is
an old case and is now on trial in depart
ment three before Judge Pierce. Wiesen
danger claims that he and Mcfarland
owned large tracts which they subdi-
vided and sold; that Mcfarland collected
all the money, and gave Wiesendanger
accounts all showing balances to the
plaintiff, but that Mcfarland kept both
the moneys paid in by Wiesendanger and
also all the profits. The sum claimed
by Wiesendanger in the three cases now
on trial, with interest. amounts to nearly
SAC, 900. McFarland's defense is based
on technical point. He says that the
accounts which he rendered were only
memoranda for information, but were
not final accounts, or what is legally
called stated accounts" Late yester-
day afternoon the defendant moved for
a non-suit, and arguments are to be pre-
scented today.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02

amounts Of money by means of certain
lands palmed upon her as good fruit and
agricultural land. Later she discover
ed they were wild cats" of themost de-
cided character. Some were perched on
mountain peaks and others In rocky
river beds, and all absolutely worthless.
She and her mother were brought al
most to perjury. as they claim. through
the Vaccinations Of Attorney Shinn.
But Miss Reubens Is woman. appar-
emily of most logged courage, for she has
pursued her case through the courts,
despite continuances galore and all the
technicalities of delay. Now, II report
speaks truly, she Is to get relief rather
than let the whole matter be ventilated
in the court room.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
The County Funds

The statement of the county auditor
for the month of June was filed yester
day, and from his books the amount OF
money in the county treasury is as fol-
lows:
Available balance to draw against,
S507 4S408; warrants drawn and I'M
paid S5206.45; total amount in treasury,
s512, 690.5S
The amount and kind of money in
the treasury on the 1st of July, is certi
fed to by the chairman of the board Of
supervisors, district attorney and the
county auditor was as follows:
Current gold coin of the United
States, S405 ESQ; currency of the United
States, $105.S17; current silver coin of
the United States, s1093.5S; total $751;,
$50 SO.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02


The dull routine of official work was
very pleasantly disturbed yesterday
morning in the office of the county as
SCISSOR.
The employees resolved themselves
into a surprise party. and when oppor-
tunity offered held up't Theodore Sum-
merland, county assessor. and presented
him with a very handsome gold hunt
ing watch, chain and diamond-studded
locket. Mr.. John Plat. in handing to
Mr.. Summerland the token Of respect
and esteem in which he Is held by his
subordinates, made very neat little
speech. and 1t was responded to in brief
but suitable terms by the lucky recip-
lent.
The ladies in the copying department
had provided ice cream and q variety
of cake, and these delectables were
done full justice to before the business
of the office resumed its wonted groove.
The watch which was presented Is
Howard movement, 14-carat gold and
f1fty-three pennyweights In weight.
and the two outer cases are velvet fin
ished and without adornment Of any
kind. Inscribed on the inner case are
the words: Presented to Mr.. Theodore
Summerland by his employees in the
city assessors Office July 1st 1885,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02

State Loan and Trust company VS..
Thomas A. Lewis, ct ALTO recover
$500 on a promissoroy note and foreclose
mortgage.
Juan Montoya and Rafael Montoya VS..
Jose M. Trufillo ct ala suit to quiet
title to land in Azusa and recover $1,000
damages.
The estate Of John Lloyd-Petition by
Clara L. Lloyd, widow of the deceased,
for probate of will. The property is
valued at $4,000.
The estate of Matte C. Clark-Peti-
ton of Martin Clark, minor child of
Robert E. and Sue c. Clark, deceased,
that her father be appointed her guar
dian in order that policy of insurance
on the life of her mother be collected.
Ida Rissic and Charles Rissic, minors.
by Walter F. Hass, their guardian ad
litem VS.. Giuseppe Bonine ct al-Suit to
quiet title.
The estate of R. J. Moore-Petition of
Eliza Moore, stepmother of Robert F.
Moore, a minor, to be appointed his guar
dian. A life insurance policy valued at
$500 is involved.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02

The matrimonial bonds uniting John
NJ. Taylor and Bessie Taylor were dis
solved by Judge Shaw yesterday. The
couple are colored folks and Bessie de-
serted her home, hence the action.
Evidence was taken also by Judge
Shaw in the case of Craig VS.. Craig, and
the further hearing will be resumed this
morning.
A complaint was filed yesterday in the
suit of Leonie Salvini against Frank
Salvini, the charge made being that of
cruelty.
Helen Alexander Hutchinson Van
Lierde also seeks surcease of sorrow by
separation from Eugene Van Lierde, she
charging him with many sins of COM
mission and the potent one of omission
failure to provide.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Meeting of the Board OF Directors Yesterday
Afternoon


The board of directors of the chamber
of commerce met yesterday afternoon,
with Directors Cohn, Duque, Forman,
Croft, Jacoby, Johnson, Munson, New
berry, Patton, Story. Vetter and Bluett
present president Forman pre-
sided.
The following were elected to member
ship: Maeder, Priester & Co., The Fair;
Foster &, Bashford Hardware company;
A. NJ. Austin, contractor; Mayer q Lam
ing, Hotel Vincent; Arthur Let's.
Broadway Department Store; HIS. Barr,
Los Angeles Wine company; a. j. Rieth-
muller, merchant; Fletcher & Harris,
pipe organ builders.
A communication was read from the
Fiesta association outlining the plan for
permanent organization and asking the
endorsement of the chamber of COM
merce as one of the three bodies appoint
ing the committee to this action. The
plan as proposed was adopted by the
board.
A communication was read and signed
by several members of the organization
committee of the movement for better
city government" stating that over 300
of the leading citizens were identified
with the undertaking, and that it was
proposed to hold a convention about the
middle of July, and asking for the use
of the audience hall of the chamber for
that purpose. The request was denied
on the ground that the chamber of COM
merce does not rent it's rooms or allow
itself to be identified in any way with
any movement of a political character,
but the secretary was instructed to in
form the committee that the chamber
of commerce is in favor of every move
ment for the good of the city or county
The board then on motion adjourned.
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"WiIdcat" Land Suit

The title of suit labeled Reubens VS.
Shinn continued yesterday in Judge
Clark's department to be reset, hid p
story. portions of which have appeared
in print but which in its entirety is re-
plete with almost romantic interest and
most ingenious scheming. Probably the
story never will be told in court, for the
continuance yesterday, it was reported.
was merely for the purpose of allowing
the matter to be amicably settled by the
principals.
Miss Reubens, who is plaintiff in the
case, was defrauds out of several
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02
ChesIey 3. Rouse, Deceased

Information has been received at the
department of state, Washington, D. c.,
from Mr.. Ralph Steiner, the consul of
the United States at Munich, Bavaria.
of the death on the 22d of April, 1896, at
Munich, of Chesley B. Rouse, formerly
of Los Angeles. The legal representa-
tives of the deceased should apply for
further information to the said depart
ment at WaShingtOn
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02

Darling &, Pratt, the we'll known real
estate dealers, have removed their office
from 316-31T Bradbury block, to the
handsomely arranged office block on the
corner Of Spring and Second, where they
can and will be glad to see and attend to
all business of their old clients and GUS
toners. Messrs. Darling &, Pratt said,
when asked how the new quarters suited
them, that they We're well pleased and
all starts out well. The rooms occupied
by Darling & Pratt are 210-212 Wilcox
block, corner Spring and Second streets.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02

A certificate of increase of capital
stock has been forwarded from the Office
of the Leon Gold Mining company in
San Francisco, and filed with the county
clerk. At stockholders meeting held
June oath it was decided to increase the
capital stock of the corporation from
100000 to 100000 divided into 500, 900
shares of the par value of 81 each.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-02

The following statement of business
done in the Office Of the county clerk
during the month of June was filed yes
terday by T. Z. Newlin, county clerk:
Probate fees, s57S65; civil fees
1882 50; miscellaneous fees, $5S6.s5 to-
tai, s2977.35; less by refunds $4,000; net
total, s2796.75: law library fund $751;
salary fund, $2545.15; total, S279675.