davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

Sprawo.danie sws rocrns p~rzeslal
nam .arzsd Museum, " kt6rego
skiad wohodza:
josef Gslerowski, dyrekt>r Mu-
.eum I prszes Rady, miss.ka " Pa
ryau; Henryk Bukowski, antykwa
ryusz, wioe-prezes Rady, mies1ka "
Stockholmie; Ksrol Lewskowski,
posel do rady pahstwa " Wiedniu,
mieszka we Lwowis; Zygmunt Mia
kowski, kontrolsr Museum, misszka
" Genewie; Wlod.imierz Rosen-
werth Ru.yoki, konser sator Nh
zeup, mieszka Rspperswylu; Wa
olaw Gasztowtt, professor, mieszka W
Paryau; J6zef x. Jankowski, blu
downio.y, mies.ks we Lwowie;
Era.m j. Jer.msnowski, intynier,
mies.ka W Prokooimie; Y. DR.. Auto
nj Krechowieoki, p~roboszcz, mies.ka
W ZAlo,oaoh W Galioyi; DR.. Zyg
munt Laskowski, professor uniwer-
sytetu mieszka " Gsnewie; Stani
slaw Motty, sed.ia, preses koaa sci
mowsgo polskiego W Berlinie, rie'
ska W Poxnaniu; Boleslaw Rubach,
prof ,sor, mieszka " Paryau; Ale
ksander hr. Szozawihski- Broohock HI,
inaynier, mies.ka W Pary.u; August
Sokolowski, posed do rady pah'tws,
mieszka " Krakowie; Stanislaw
Szo.epahski, posed do rady Pshstws,
mies.ka W Peosen'aynie W Galioyi.
w poozet ozlonk6w h~onorowyoh
korespondent6w .smieszc.ono takae
kilku polak6w Ameryki.
Nastepnie widzimy ne sprawozda
mia, ae dsiai numizmatyozny .bio-
row w.r6si bardzo, dzieki hsjnosoi
rodsiny s. p. E. w. Zamianowaia
takae Rada ego kustos.a muzeum
p. Henryka Bukowskisgo.
Ma miejsoe spoczynku serca Ma
czelnika, Rada " porozumieniu . ar
tystami : malarzami i arohitektami,
u.nala wieae dzied1ihcowa ma wprost
pomnika, dostepna ola w~s.ystkich,
Roboty trwaiy nieprzerwanie przez
lato, lee. wymagajac znacznych ma
klad6w. a przedewszystkiem c.asu,
ME zostaiy jeszoze " caiosoi ukoh-
ozone. Budowa pocuneis sic jednak
o lyle, ae dr.wi prowsdzace do Mau-
zoleum rozszer.ono, fasade stylu
gotyokim wznissiono | wewnatrz do.
Romano wszelkioh robot murarskich.
Pozostsje j~es.cze tylko pokry6 wne-
trze Mauzoleum odpowiednimi fire..
skami, oraz ozdobic okna prowadzs-
os ma j%ezioro Zurychskie. Piekna
urna, W kt6rej spoozns drogie s.c,at-
XII, zostaia jua odlana.
Otwaroie Msuzoleum odbedzie sic
" po1owie sierpuia r. 1897, Podczas
dOreo.nego Posiedzenia Rady.
Ze wrgledu, te skisdki ma budo-
we Mauzoleum nspiywajs dotych-
ozss pomaiu, Rsda Muzsum ogiosiia
nova odeswe.
Pod opieks zsrssdu .nsjduje sic
tak.e osobny fundusz stypendyalny
ola ubogiej ksttsacsoej sic msodsie
~.
Fundusze Skarbu Nsrodowego
Polskisgo, sostsjsos " dsporycie "
Muzeum naszsm, z dni IN zsmknie-
cia rscbunkow mureslnych "a rok
1893, wynosiiy:
" wslorsob. ..... .fr. l36.541.05
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

lou Nv. NJ +. " Saginaw, Mich., IL
" d. 9. b. m. pr.ypada roo.ns posie
d.enie, ma kt6rem bed.ie wybrana
nova admiuistraojs ma rok jeden.
Potrzeba wymaga, aby k.ady /.
ma to posied.snie sic sta
VIII, W pr.eoiwnym rssis postapi
/. takim podiug praw pr.episa
nyOh W nss.ej kOnstytuoji.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem-M.
Ryba, sekr.
329 Brockton:
Zawiadamiam Sc. ozlonk6w Tow.
Gwia1da Wolnosci, gr. 500 Nv. N.
P, il Posiedzenie przyszie odbedzis
sic d. o. b. m. o godr. 2. po polud.
pm. l6 Arthur al, ma kt6re kazdy
I o.ionk6w ma PREY BYE, gdy. W dniu
tym nastspi wyb6r novel admins.
tracji i prredsiew.iets bed.ie po-
wierka ksis.ek i t. p. Nisobecnose
czionka pociaga IA soba so Of. kary.
z bratnism pozdrowisniem-J. NJ.
Kuranowski, sekr.
CIR. II 70 Cleveland:
Niniejszem .awiadamiam onion.
k6w Tow. Gwardya T. Koscius1ki,
G.. II " Cleveland, o.. IL posied.e
ME odbedzie sic " d. 8. b. m. t. "
sobote w~ieOzorem o gods. 8. wieo..
" hall .wyklych posisdzeh.
q uszanowaniem-J. Kao.mar
ski, sekr.
Or 10 10 Cincinnati:
Ninisjs.em o.nsjmismy ST.. o.lon-
kom Tow. K~oscius.ko, or. 10 Nv,
N. P. " Cincinnati, O., ae . powodu
vatnyoh ckoliosnosoi miesieosne po.
sisd.enie odioaylismy M d.ief 16.
b. n ma kt6re wszystkioh c.lonk6w
do hall brata E. Crsrwihskiego r6g
Cutter j Liberty al. gods. 2. pc pc
iud. .~apras.amy. Do 1alatwienia "a
bard.o waane sprawy, dlatsgo po
winien kaady c.ionek M posied.enie
to prsyby6 ! ara1e I .alsglosoi
sic uiscic.
q szaounkiem-A. Czerwihski, F.
prer. SEurli6ski, sekr.
Or. &c 70 La Sale:
Niniejszem nam saszosyt zawia-
domic Sc. ozionk6w Tow. Zjsd. Pc
lak6w, gr. 20 Nv. N. P. " La Sale,
ILL.,, ae przyszle posisdsenie, kt6re
sic odbedzie " d. 8. b. M, bedzie
posiedzeniem prredrooznsm, ma kt6.
rem wybrana sostanie nova admins
traoja /. o.ionk6w Tow. M rok jeden.
Obowiazkiem wieo jest kaadsgo /,
ozionk6w M posiedsenie pr.yby6.
Niobeonosc c.aonka Soisgs M sisbie
50 OF. ksry.
Y brstniem pozdrowieniem-C. S.
Sobkowisk, sekr.
Or. I43 20 Cleveland:
Niniejssem .awisdsmism cslon.
kow Tow. Synowie Polski, gr. las
wv. P. " Cleveland, o., 10 " d.
o. b. m. nsstspi wymsrsz gremialny
nsszego Tow. na oboh6d konstytuoji
8. msjs. Miejsce sborns: plso s,kol
ny; wymsrss nastspi o gods. 2. 20
Pofud. Nieobeony c.ionek podpsd
ois ksr.e 25 ct. m kt6rs sic ma 90.
tstuiem posiedseniu jednogiosnie
z~godzono.
q szsounkism - L. Bi~atejoIyk,
sekr. prot.
Or. 1913 70 Hegewisch:
Niniejszem sswisdsmism crlon-
kow Tow. T. Koscius,ko, gr. l9s
Wv. N. p. " Hsgewisch, ILL.,, ae DO.
sisdzsnie I roozne odbedsis sic " d,
10 b. m. o gods. 3. pc polud., ns
ktorem kaady ms bye obecnym, "
prrsciwnym rszie podpsdnis ksrre,
jake konstytucjs nasra " tskich Wy
psdksoh prrspisuje.
u sssounkiem - FIR. Serkowski,
sekr.
Or. 80 10 Buffalo:
Tow. Ks. J. Ponistowskisgo, gr,
80 Nv. N. p. Bufslo, N. Y, ne
rocznem posiedseniu, odbytem " d
FL. msrcs b. r. obrsio rsrrsd ma rok
przys.sy L nsstepujscycb orionkow:
Pre1es, X. Lsurentowski; woe pre-.
res, W. Rybioki; kssjer, J. Msosy6
ski; podkssyer, A. Jsbsohski; sekr.
orokok6koUv Observation-Disclosures
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
Nasz Przewodnil
ADWOKACI.

e 0S SO
ADwOKACI.
Dankososki, I. r, offs: "a La Sale
st. Mieszkanie: $50 w. 17th n.
Chicago.
SnUlski, J. r., offs: % MetropoH-
tan FL. Mieszkanie: sos Noble a..
Chicago.
Getting d Nosoak, LIP Clark It.
Room 40. Chicago.
Cz0rnecki d Rordleski, offs M.
6OI sos La Sale ct. 6O4-0O0
A~RCHITEKCI.
F9izikososki, L. s., 90 w. Dividoa
ct. Chicago, Ill.
BLe4nicki, j., budowniczy, ! koa-
traktor, 68S Holt Ave-, Chicago.
APTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiktor, 83S Noble nj.
r0g Bradley, Chicago.
Btt&kiesoicz, Kdzimierz, SCI Nil.
waOkee ve. r6g Will ST. Chicago.
Burda, Wsad., Noble St., r6g
Bis okhawk, Chicago.
Rt17e,oski, 8. j., 1885 W. z2,d
St, blisko California ave. ChioaRo.
Nosoak, Jan, 724 w. 18th III.
reg Paulina ut. Chicago
Lendrd, Robert, 844S Supsr3o.
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, Teofl, $50 Milwaukee Avn,
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marjan, 5S8 Noble -,
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BEAWATNE.
Ssaminski, John c., 6O4 Noble
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Aufle'oski. ". A., 724 W. ID -
takte W apiece Butkiewioza,0-
cago
Sienino,oicz, DR.. ". j., $40 MI
waai ee ave. Chicago.
Zi6tkoscski, n. d., 688 Noble 81.
i674 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
Ch1sanososki, j. a. Dr., 72l NIL
wal Zee ave-. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
AecSdrski. J6zsf, 82 Homer 81.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZkOTYCH ODZNA.
kOW MEDALI PAMIAT.
Stdchososki h, 583 Noble uHos.
Chicago Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklas PdsoSososki, $50 Milwsn-
kee v Il block cd nj. Noblsl
Chicago.
Ldsikoaoshi, Jan ", ABB Milwau-
kse Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Lesoin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY 1 KAWY.
K1ass, J6Se1, Sol Noble St. ca.
oago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKULY RE.
LIGIJNE.
Augusty,sosoicz s PodcSaski, oO1
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metsger, @. E., 457 w. Huroa,
St, Chicago.
~KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqtkie,oicz, J6zsf, Budowniozv.
KoDtraktor, 574 Noble ul., Chics-
60.
ZAkkADY KRAWIECKIE.
SnaoIihski, j., 607 Milwaukee Az.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE 1 PIECE.
NoDacze,oski, W5ad., 888 - $40
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Snsolarz, Piotr, 897 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
Stodiecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, p. $50 Holt ve..s
Chicago.
N~OTARYUSZE PUBLICZNl.
Brodoaoski, e. %, sol Noble 81
thiosgo, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
Wzeklihski, Nalensy, 008 Dick.
soI ct. Chicago, Illinois.
Paoeskiesoicz, o., $50 - $50 N.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Mileaoczyk, r. +, STA Noble 81.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKhADY OBUwIA.
Stspihsk, ". { Kasprzyk, y.
84S Noble st., Chicago.
RES TAURACYE SALONY.
Dziecio{Lie,oscz A KID Nohl. a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

oPrase " hall swykfych pouedzen.
Ka4dy o.ionek Jest zobowis.anym
stawic sic, poniewaa potr.eba tego
wymaga. - q bratniem p~ozdrowie.
MEM, st. Kubiak, sekr.
CT. 223 70 Chicago.
Tow. sw. Kr.yaa pr.y kosciele sw
Tr6joy ma sws posiedzenie pred.
oo.ne " hall .wykiych posied.eh
doia Q majs o godrinie drugiej pc
poiuduiu. Zapras.am ws.ystkicb
c.iook6w, poniewa. bedsie ~wybiera-
ny nowy .arzad. q bratnien po-
.drowieniem, J. Kujawski, sekretar,
prot.
Or. 1873 10 Chicago.
Towar.ystwo Miiosc Nsrodu Pol
skiego, gr. 1873 W Chicago, bsd.ie
isc pr.edroo.ue posiedzenie " ME-
d.iele dnia ego msja T. b. " hall
,wykiych posiedreh. Ws.yscy ozion-
kowie powinni bye obecni, gdya "a
watne sprawy do .atatwienia ! ara
ZEN wyb6r ur.ednik6w ma rok pr.y
s.ly. Milos6 i po.dro wisnie, J6.ef
Paoka, sekr.
Or. PSI 10 Chicago.
Z~swiadamiam o.ionk6w grupy 251
Tow. ks. Aug. Kordeckisgo ma Town
Of Lake " Chicago, i. po.isdzenie
kwartalne pr,ypada ma nisd.iele d.
ego maja T. b. o godz. 32 " hall
.~ykiych posiedzeh. Crlonkowie
~inni bye wszysoy obe,ni, poniewsa
kwartalne posied.enis pocisga kars
n nieobecnosc.
Zarasem % wstae sprswy da Z
istwienia, przeto sic wszystkioh o.ion
k6w zapras.a. - q szsounkiem, T.
Cegielski, sekr. prot.
Or. IA 10 Cleveland.
Niniejszem .awiadamiam 'czlon
k6w grupy LA. .e posied.enia regu
lsrne odbywsja sic W druga nieduie
le pc pierwszym zaraz po naboAeh
stwie, o godzinie IL. - w imieniu
gropy, B. Tomss.ewski, sekr.
Or. SO 10 Wauerly.
Zawiadamiam %. ozionk6w grupy
80 Tow. Obrohoy Polski, i. roosne
posiedsenie o1bedsie sic dnis 9go
msja rb. o god1. 2ej Pc poiudniu "
hall zwykiycb posiedzeh. 2 us.a
nowsniem, Alex. G6rski, sekr.
CIR. 1868 70 Yonkers.
Niniejs.em .swisdsmism czlon
k6w grupy 263 W Yonksrs, N. Y,
te posied.enie odbedzie sic dnia IL
msjs o god.inie 2 minut 30. Ds Ri
vsrdals v pod mr.. IS. Obsonos6
kaadego c.ionka jest k~onieouns. -
Milosc j po.drowisnie, K. Jankowski
sekr.
CIR. 244 10 Chicago.
Niniejs.em rswisdamiam, IL 20
siedssnie try cwierc roczne Tow.
Jsdnosc, gr. 244 " Chiosgo, odbe
die sic dnia 9 msja o gods, 2 po 20
iudniu W hall Potsskiego, pod CT
300 S. Ashland Ave-, ma ktore upra.
SIAM o przybycie, gdy. So wa.ne
sprawy do ~.sistwienis. Nieobecnose
M temte posiedzsoiu podpsda ksrze
podiug konstytuoyi. q szacunkiem
T. zyObowiOs, sekr. prot.
Gr. 1876 20 Dunkirk:
Niniejsrem zswiadsmism wsry St
kicb crsooko~ nslessoycb do Gwsr
dyi Kosoiusrko. or. 1875 Nv. N. p.
" Dunirk, N. Y, IL posied.enis,
ktore sic ma odbyc " dniu 9tym
b. m, odlotone zostsje tydzieh
pr oiej, u. ms d.ieh 10. b. m. dlste
go, te O.. msjs bedzie obobod ma
psmiatke konstytuoyi 3. msJs.
q bratnism poEdrowieniem F.
Grsmifski, sskr.
Or 169 70 Chicago:
Ninioj'zem man rssrczyt zswis
domic Sc. ozlonkow Tow. Adams
Mickiewiczs N. l., gr. l69 Nv. N.
P, re pr.yszie posiedrenis, ktore
sieodbedzie " d. is bm. bedrie kwsr
tslnem, zstem proszs zsstosowsc sic
do pr.spisow n%sszej kon stytuoji.
u szscunkiem B. Jungschla
gier, sekr
Or. $50 70 Saginow:
N~iniejszem zawiadamiam czlon
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

Cietki oddeoh u oierpisoyoh ma
sstme bardro sic dale we znski. Trze.
bs utyc DIR. Augusta Koenigs ham
burskiej herbsty piers:owej, tax 90
recej jak tylko moans, gdyt q cd
dech ufatwis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
Gdzie 50 pieniadzea

Cleveland, % - 81
Ma ostatniem posiedseniu Tow
Synowie Polski ! Litwy, uchwalonen
zostalo. ateby sic zapyta6 pre-. Ia
my nZgody," gdsis sic obracsjt
pienisdze zebrane ma obohodsit
Styosniowym, ns korzysc pomnik'
Kosoiuszki " ilosci % 81, dotych
ozss MO ME byio umieszozone -wiec
nasze Tow. uwsta IA stosowne
.apytac sic prezess obchodu Fr. Ty
lewicsa | sekr. obchodu j. Hsber
skiego o zdsuis nam relacyi Z tako
wycb.
w imieuiu Tow. Synowie Polsk
+. C. Kopcihski. sekr. prot,
70 Hill ct
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

Tomas Slater ms wiadomos6 dls
ks. diego metcsyzny ma str onuicy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
SprawOzdanie
Zarzadu Muzeum Mar. Pol.

/ Komisyi Skarbu n. p. W Rapperswylu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06
Razem %. fr. lao 042 sc

Karen ...h. l4U VIZ 80
Rols Zsrssdu Museum ogrsniors
sic tylko ma przechowywsniu ziozo-
nogo ~depozytu, odbierauiu procen-
tow cd wslor6w, przyjmowaniu no
wych wpiywow ! zs~kupowsniu IA
zebrans gotowte pc vnych wslorow.
Srosegoaowe raOhunki . tyOb fundu-
snow Zsrsad Museum prsesyis 90
pol roku Komisyi Nadzororej Sksr
bu, ma reoo jej Preuesa. Poniewsa
wysokolc funduszu tsgo pr1eszis
jua sumo 100000 frsnkow, Zsrrsd
Mureum wydaje |. niOh sunny, jake
Komisjs Nsdlorors asygnujs, a to
M Fundamentals Ustsw, normujs-
oych d'isssnie Sksrbu, jskotea ! So
mel Komisji Nsdzorczej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-06

|lS ISp. Frsnoiszek Koch
10 Frauciszsk Grzeohowiak
20 Jan Zem}a
81 Ignacy Ka.aneoki
22 Wslenty Tomaczkowski
% Wiadyslaw 2 Csechowioz
"a Adam Kwasniewski
25 Piotr Sobieski
20 Ceoylja WatkowsEa
81 Maya Ma~tuszkiewios
% Katarzyua Dsbro ~sks
The herald., 1897-06-25
CHICAGO MARKET
Yesterdays Transactions on the Board
Of Trade

CHICAGO, June M.-In wheat the terror
of July corner which became very acute
on the curb yesterday afternoon, had not
subsidized when business commenced today
and kept breaking out in fresh spots every
once in a while during the forenoon.
Very little of reliable character could be
learned today in regard to the threatened
corner and this, perhaps, made 1t all the
more formidable. Business for an hour
was confined chiefly to July, but September
began to attract more attention later in the
day and in fact became the more active of
the options. July, which closed yesterday
at 69H, commenced today at T0@70H and
edged its way up to 701A before people who
needed it had become satisfied. Chicago
receipts were thirteen car loads and 1885,
900 bushels were withdrawn from store.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 231 cars
against 449 the corresponding day of the
year before. The exports of wheat and
flour from the principal Atlantic ports
were equal to only 10000 bushels. The
production of flour for the week at the
chief milling centers of the west was 4O7,-
600 barrels, against $4,000 barrels the week
before and 435, 900 the similar week of last
year. The market continued to show
The herald., 1897-06-25
ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street


NEW YORK, June M.-The prices of
stocks made a further average advance
today, putting the top level in the current
bull movement one notch higher. The
advance, however, was not universal and
some prices are lower. Some of the inter-
national shares displayed the sympathetic
effect Of lower prices in London and Of
selling here for London account and gained
in price. There were times during the day
when prices were generally below last
nights Close and there were evidences of
heavy realizing in some stocks. An aggres-
sive advance of Northwest, which was
resumed after days halt carried that
stock up ~ points to 117A and was a sus-
tanning influence in the whole market The
grangers also maintained their strong up
ward tendency and their potent influence
In the market under heavy dealings and in
spite or some alarmist reports as to dam
age to crops. The belief in good crop pros
poets which advanced the price of this
group was an influence on nearly every
railroad property in the west whose secu-
rites are dealt in on exchange. st. PauPs
third week statement showing an increase
in gross earnings to over $22, 900 was an
encouraging feature. This roads earnings
have been greater each week in the pres
ent month than in the corresponding week
of any year since 1898. The strength of the
bond market is almost entirely due to con-
fidence in the general outlook, but a num-
ber of individual stocks were strong on
account of special causes. including To-
bacco, Bay State Gas. Rubber preferred
and Leather preferred. Sugar was some
what erratic and remained somewhat be-
The herald., 1897-06-25
The Texan Constitution

The people of Texas will vote at stpe-
cial election to be held in August, on the
proposition to amend the state constitu-
tion (Sec. 3, Art. x) SO as TO permit GER
tain of the southern counties of the state
to isue bonds maid -af. ti,e orcrIuil
of the state is affected, all the people of
the commonwealth are to vote on the
amendment; and though each county is
to vote separately on any specialcact, it
is feared by friend@ of the measure that
the amendment will be defeated by the
votes Of the people of the sections better
supplied with transportation facilities
The amendment affects, to use the Ian
guage of the ballot prepared for voters,
"all counties in this state lying south
of the counties of jeff Davis, Reeves
Ward, Ector, Midland, Glasscock, Ster-
ling Coke and Runnels. and south and
west of the Colorado river; also all the
counties west of Hardeman, Knox and
Haskell and north of Fisher, Scurry,
Borden, Dawson and Gaines; also the
counties of Matagorda and -Brazonia." +"
Bond Buyer.
The herald., 1897-06-25
SUMMARY
California Salt

towards of $4,000 or 10000 tons of
salt are made or mined In California
every year, which is valued at from
s160,000 to $175000. The largest amount
is made in Alameda county, where it is
recovered from the salt waters of the
bay by solar evaporation. The water
Is allowed to enter large watts at high
tide, and those being surrounded by
levees, 1t is kept there by the gates be-
ing closed. AS evaporation progresses
the water is drawn from one vat to an
other, until the liquor becomes so con-
centrated that the salt crystallizes out
Of 1t. 8. This coarse salt is then ground to
various degrees Of fineness to suit differ
ent purposes. Some 800 men are en-
ployed during the busy season. In COM
mon with most other kinds of business
that of salt-making was dull last year.
and only low prices were obtained. Down
on the desert in Riverside county, at
salton. are extensive works. where
The herald., 1897-06-25
NEW BUILDINGS

The following items Of prospective new
| buildings and uncontrolled new work are
given by the Builder and Contractor:
e. 9. Greening Is about to build on East
Second. near Mathews. Boyle Heights.
Mrs. Minnie Reichenbach will build res
idence on Oswego avenue, near Vermont
avenue.
Mrs. Amelia Lowell contemplates build
Ing on the northeast corner of Eleventh
and Maple avenue.
Bids are invited for the erection of a
new creamery at Clearwater. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the present
creamery. Bids to be in by Monday, the
2Sth inst.
Architect A. L. Haley is preparing plans
for system of flats, to cost about $4,000
The building will contain twenty-six rooms
Architects Morgan & Walls have prepared
plans for additions and alterations to the
c. Brode block on the west side of South
Spring. between Second and Third. The
addition Will be two stories in height and
making the entire building 4Ox1eo feet: an
entire new front will also be put in.
Architect j. H. Bradbeer is preparing
plans for Col. R. M Baker for business
block on the site OF his present building.
corner North Main and Arcadia.
Architects Eisen & Hunt have prepared
plans for the erection Of residence for
M. J. Newmark; 1t will be two stories in
height and contain eleven rooms. The same
arcnitects are also preparing plans for
residence for E. S. Pauly on Westlake
avenue.
Architects Austin g. Shilling have pre-
pared plans for the remodeling of the res
idence of Mrs. Clara Hall on Thirtieth.
near Figueroa.
Plans are being prepared for two-story
residence for c.. H. YarnelI. Bonnie Rrae
between Tenth and Eleventh.
Architect A. M. Edelman is having draw
ings figured on for additions to the resi-
dence of H. W. Hellman, corner Tenth and
HILL He is also receiving figures for a
four-story brick building on west side of
south Main, between Fifth and Sixth, for
H. Raphael & Co.
Architect r. B. Young has prepared MANS
for three-story brick building on Broad
way, south of Seventh
The herald., 1897-06-25
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION

Inc great number Of fatal and destruc-
1--WE nres that take place, and many for
winch there cannot be any apparent cause
assigned, is sometimes bewildering. but
says Engineering, when 1t is considered
wnat number OF substances under GER
| tain conditions are capable Of undergoing
spontaneous" decomposition with the pro-
duction of the necessary amount of heat
TO erect their ignition, and withal the
culpable ignorance and carelessness often
displayed as to their proper storage. modes
or conveyance and disposal, one cannot
70 sio,dats 10 e n 'a e"us9s 81 81 !ns % many fires
| 1t is not always necessary that air should
be present, or that there should be a grad
ual accumulation of heat in order to bring
| about the Spontaneous" Inflammation of
body. Substances that have their means
OF ignition often ignite or explode, out of
contact with air, by mere molecular vibra-
| ton, produced by such effects as thunder,
etc.
The causes which produce spontaneous
| combustion, that is, the combustion of a
body by natural or unintentional causes.
may be divided into three classes: l. Heat
resulting from the gradual oxidation of
substance. 2. Decomposition produced by
accidental vibration or concussion. g. Ig-
milton by lightning or electric sparks. The
classes and may not be considered by
many as being the causes productive of
what is generally known as Spontaneous
combustion" In the writer's mind the in
fiammation of a body containing it's own
means of ignition, by the molecular vibra-
tion produced by such effects as thunder
or the heat generated by lightning or cleo
trio sparks accidentally produced are quite
as legitimate causes of Spontaneous COM
bustion as the accumulation of heat re-
sulting from the gradual oxidation of
substance. In any case there is pre-
dominating external cause, whether 1t be
resulting from oxidation, friction or elec-
| tricity. and the word Spontaneous" can
not be here used in its literary sense. By
far the most frequent source of fires from
spontaneous combustion" are those which
result from heat produced by the absorp-
tion of atmospheric oxygen.
A frequent source of fires Is the "spon-
taneous" ignition of various materials
more or less saturated with oils or fats.
The following is a list of common materials
OF the class which. when containing oily
matters and when under favorable
conditions. will often ignite naturally:
Waste. tow, rags, sawdust. shavngs, cot
ton and woolen cloth. roofing felt and, in
fact. all porous combustible bodies con-
tanning any oily or resinous substance hav-
ing an affinity with oxygen. All vegetable
and animal oils have more or less affinity
for oxygen, while those produced from the
distillation of petroleum and shale are
practically unacted upon by the element.
The oils which oxidize in the air most
rapidly are the vegetable drying oils such
as linseed, hempseed, poppy oil. etc.
The herald., 1897-06-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Shin
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, June A.-Wheat-
Very dull; December, 1.22ss. Corn-Large
yellow. 100. California Bran-14.OOd14. so.
Flour-Family extras. 4.75G4S5; bakers
extras, 4.5044.65; superfine, 41O@4.35
Wheat-Shipping, 1.21A@1. .22s; milling.
1.271A@1.35.
Barley-Feed 7O@71A; choice bright.
721sM73%; brewing, S5@9O
Oats-Common white 9511. .071s; good to
cholce. Llo@l.2O; fancy feed, 12501.30
HecelptS-Flour, quarter sacks, 1870:
Oregon do, 5000; wheat, centals, 1922: bar
ley, centals. 44,S11; BEANS sacks, 1000:
corn, centals, 800; potatoes, sacks, 2997
onions, sacks, 49S; bran, sacks, S45 mid
dlings, sacks. 65; hay tons, 561; straw, tons,
20; wool, bales, 251; do Oregon, 275; hides,
number, 635; wine, gallons, 40,SOO.