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The herald., 1897-08-04
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Snow, Tustin; Hon. e. w. Freeman, o. A.
Smith, o. B. Fuller, Editor Webster of the
Courier Corona; H. McPhee Santa Ana;
Hon. S. M White. Hon. r. N. Bulla, W. F.
McLaurin. Col. H. G. Otis, w. A. Spal-
ding, George Parsons, Los Angeles; Hon..
r. b. Carpenter, San Francisco.
The directors of the Los Angeles cham
ber of commerce will attend in body,
chaperoned by Secretary Virgins, as fol-
lows: President Forman, Vice-President
Slauson. Treasurer Waters, Messrs.
klokke, Newberry, Adams, Mathuss. Bull
lard, Mckinley, Story Johnson.
The town is gayly decorated with jubilee
colors-green and yellow--and with ma
tional colors. The electrical illumination is
superb; pyrotechnical display fine. Two
brass bands furnished music. Senator
White Captain Daniels, H. X. Snow, Sem
ator Simpson, were among the open air
speakers. The reception at the Glenwood
was attended by host of people anxious
to meet and greet the distinguished guests
of the evening.
At the banquet table covers were laid for
140. George Frost, chairman of the South
ern California Tariff association, acted as
master of ceremonies. The lists Of toasts
was as follows:
United States Senate" Hon. Stephen NJ
White, Los Angeles.
How the Fight Was Won," NJ. ]. Dam
iels. Riverside.
''The Southern California Citrus Tariff
Committee" e. F. c. Klokke, Los Angeles
1.-The Press" Col. H. G. Otis of The Los
Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce"
Charles Forman.
Our Common Cause" Rev. q. F. Goff,
Riverside.
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REDONDo

REDONDO, Aug. 3.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The barbecue here Sunday was
a grand success, and thousands of people
were attracted by it. The meat was cooke d
and served in excellent style and the crowd
was free from the Objectionable element.
thereby making the day decided success.
The yachts Bonnie Bell, Rambler Vio-
let, Sea Bird and Outing were out with a
large number Of passengers.
N. Younkman of Los Angeles is the
guest of his mother Mrs. O. Younkman of
this place. and will remain here for sew
eral weeks.
]. G. King of Los Angeles is a guest at
the Redondo hotel.
Henry FEEDER. the grower of the celebra-
ted carnations, who has been i'll recently
is now convalescent.
j. Kelly of Randsburg is here for the
summer.
The fishermen have been making large
catches of sardnes here lately, especially
m the afternoons.
The young society people of Redondo
gave most enjoyable plunge party at the
plunge last evening. About fifty people
were in attendance.
Mrs. VIM. Gordan family and nurse of
Los Angeles have taken cottage B on North
Beach for month.
Misses Shoeneman and Blanchard of Los
Angeles will give a social hop at Casino
wednesday evening.
George Kreage of Los Angeles. former
| resident of Redondo. left for his home yes
terday afternoon, after short visit.
Miss e. Esterday is the guest of friends
here for the summer
c. Jacobs, clerk at the Redondo hotel
has returned. after an absence of week
at San Diego.
The local tent, Knights of the Maccabees
held a meeting at their new hall last night
social and hop is on the list of prospec-
tive amusements.
Charles H. Kestner of Port Madison, Ia
was in Redondo today, looking for per-
manent location.
II. E. Ketchem and son of Los Angeles
were visitors here today
Z. q. Lynch of Los Angeles was the guest
of L. w. Blinn at the Redondo hotel to-
day.
Constable Maxey received a communica-
tion from Sheriff Burr. instructing him tc
| arrest young couple who had eloped
| from Los Angeles. The youngsters were
smooth and went to Long Beach instead OF
| Redondo. and were united in marriage al
| that place at a. m Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Nance and daughter Evelyr
| of Los Angeles were the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. E. Shattuck today.
James E. Smithson and family of Pomo.
ma are located on the beach for the sum.
mer.
The yacht Rambler Capt. Hansen. took
out party of excursionists today under
the chaperonage Of c. w. Munson of Nor.
walk. They will visit Point Dune, and
Santa Monica canyon.
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SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 3.-Regular Corre-
spondence.) AT special meeting of the
third division, Naval battalion, held last
night, which was attended by several off,
GERS of the gunboat Bennington, arrange
ments were completed for the series of
drills to be given the local company on
board ship. The boys will lgo into camp
at La Plaza, and during the day will be
drilled on board They will have all kinds
of drilling-boat drill, small arm practice,
fire alarm, clearing for action, admirars
inspection, instruction in ships duties, and
will be taken outside for target practice
with the main and secondary guns. Lieut..
Chandler commanding. with the officers
and about sixty seamen of the division
went aboard this morning, and for the next
seven days will devote their entire time
to drill Since her arrival here the Ben
nigton has received instructions to remain
within signaling distance of San Diego bay
and will not go to Santa Monica. as was
expected at one time.
The annual report of the county assessor
shows the value of all real estate in the
county, other than city and town lots, to
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SRN DIEGO COUNTY

be s5,579,693 with Improvements valued at
1898, ,49S. The value of city and town lots
is placed at $S,346,7 712, with Improvements
worth SO, 232, ,521. The value of all real es-
tate is 1926, ,4O5, nd the value of improve
ments thereon at 81, 166,111. The total value
after equalization by the county board of
all property is $19. .407 1852.
Deeds were recorded yesterday trans
ferring the property of the San Diego Land
and Town company from C. D. Lanning,
receiver to the new company of the same
name The transfer took place Saturday
night, and the officers of the new COM
pany are: B. N. Cheney, president; John E.
Boal, general manager; E. A. Hornbeck,
assistant treasurer. The capital of the new
company is SO, 10000 divided into $2,250, 900
common and 100000 preferred.
At 10 O. o'clock this morning Manuel Chavez,
the murderer of Gorgoria Rodriguez. was
brought into department one, when Judge
Torrance signed the death warrant, which
orders the execution of Chavez by the
warden at San Quinten on Friday, Oct. 8,
1897. The document was embellished with
heavy black border. and the contents
were artistically Transcribed by Stenogra-
pher Fred Robinson.
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SAN BERhHRDINO COUNTY

effort to tear down the fence will meet
with an injunction.
The board OF supervisors concluded its
session today. The motion to empower the
horticultural commissioners to appoint an
extra man at SO per diem and to transfer
two inspectors to the fumigating depart
ment at 50 per day each during actual
service, for the purpose of fumigating the
orchards in the western portion of the
county, was lost, Supervisors Cooley, West
and Newberg voting against the motion.
Grapeland, Rochester. Etiwanda and On
tario districts were granted an allowance
of $50 to purchase ammunition for rabbit
drive. Retail liquor licenses were granted
to l.. w. Kivett of Victor and Isaac Noel
of Calico, but the application of o. D. Col
Inns of Grafton for a wholesale liquor
license was laid over until August 18th, as
la protest was filed with it. 1t was moved
and carried that orchardists be allowed
the county tents for fumigating. Super
visor West was appointed as a committee
of one distribute the road signs on the
desert. Supervisor West was granted
sixty days leave of absence from the state.
Board adjourned to August 10th.
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DoWNEY

DOWNEY, Aug. 3.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) Rev. ]. r. Kirkpatrick and family
and S. w. Blythe left yesterday morning
for Arroyo Grande, Cal. They will travel
the entire distance by team, camping en-
route. While in Arroyo Grande they will
attend the synod of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church, which meets soon at that
place.
Clint Blythe and Ogden Bolton have each
had put up neat windmill and tank on
their premises.
Deputy Sheriff AL White was out yes
terday on business.
s. S. Skidmore has moved into his new
residence.
l.. N. Zahrt j. w. McKellar and Frank
Burke left yesterday for a two weeks
camping trip in the Antelope Valley coun-
try.
j. Howard Smith and Prof. M. r. Pendle-
ton returned Saturday from hunting ex-
pedition.
r. B. Harris left today for two weeks
outing.
Born last week to the wife of Thomas
Jefferson Massey. colored, son.
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SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 3.-(Regular
Correspondence There is clash between
the Athletic club and the men who own
the fence around the Athletic park. The
Athletic club holds a lease on the grounds
until January 1st, but the fence belongs
to Fars & Halle, managers of the baseball
team, over which an Indebtedness of $125
hangs and for which Fars & Halle are per-
sonally responsible. Last night the direc-
tors of the Athletic club met and Mr.. Farls
met with them. The club made an offer to
Mr.. Faris to take the grounds and pay off
the indie btedness, but this Mr.. Faris would
not accept as it would deprive the ball
team of all revenue. Mr.. Faris offered to
pay the club the amount of the lease up to
January /, 1898, but this the club would
not accept. Mr.. Faris has a lease on the
grounds for next season and he says unless
the Athletic club will pay what it should
on the Indebtedness that he will close the
grounds until January 1, 1898, when he will
play ball. This the club refuses to do. An
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SQgTHERN5 s. 5GAzF8R37I2 q 5FE6iHEs

warm weather comfort of taking off his
flesh and sitting in his bones. but he has
had his bones taken apart for the wind
to blow through. 1t has pressing need
however, for pletny of air, as those same
bones smell to heaven.
VIM. Haskins, who prepared the skele-
ton for mounting, began the work of put
ting it together today.
The ]. Wiley took party of people to
Catalina this morning and will return by
moonlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Phillips of Los An
geles are camping at Alamitos beach.
Mrs. Ferris and family of Claremont are
occupying their cottage at Alamitos beach.
A large audience attended the ilumina-
ted lecture given by Rev Haskitt Smith at
the tabernacle last evening. The lecture
was given under the auspices of the Ebell
society and the proceeds will be applied
to sprinkling the streets.
Prof. L. Miller of the Kansas State uni
versity, with his wife, are visiting Prof.
H. L. Hunt and family, who are old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nuys of Pomona are
occupying a cottage on Pacific avenue.
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LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH. Aug. 3.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The interest in the sea serpent
story still keeps up around the wharf.
Mr.. Eubanks. who is Scotch sailor, has
been in almost all the waters of the two
hemis ispheres. He has crossed the Allan
tic frequently sailed the Mediterranean
and western seas, has navigated the Pa
cific and has seen as many as twenty
whales day. So he would not be likely to
either make mistake in the appearance
of denizen of the deep nor to become un-
duly excited by the strange appearance.
When he first saw the object in the water
he supposed 1t to a boat turned bottom
side up. But when it came nearer he found
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ORANGE COUNTY

Miss Eda Schlicher is away on visit to
friends in Pasadena and Los Angeles
Miss Elizabeth Caskey, who has spent
several weeks with relatives here, depart
ed today for her home in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Spurgeon are visiting
relatives in Los Angeles.
Among the Santa Ana students who de-
part for the north within the next few
days are Leonard Harvey. Guy Williams.
Roy Bishop, Joseph Goldsmith and Frank
Monaghan for Berkeley. and E. J. Marks.
who goes to attend the Hastings law col
lege, San Francisco.
Reports from the east state that Klam-
ath, the Santa Ana trotter, has won seven
out of eight races in which he started this
year. In the race he lost he took second
money.
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

pany.
E. B. Maulsby has returned to his home
in Dexter, Ia.
The residence of c. w. Gorham was en-
tered by burglars last night. Little of value
was taken.
Hester A. Hendricks has been appointed
administrators of the estate of James w.
Hendricks
Mrs. Ignacia Correa, a lady from Portu-
GAL yesterday renounced allegiance to
Carlos I and declared her intention to be-
come a citizen of the United States.
A decree of distribution was granted to-
day in the matter of the estate of Joseph
E. Green.
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SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 3.-(Regular
Correspondence H. E. Huntington is in
Santa Barbara. In an interview today he
stated that the prospect of closing the
famous gap between Lonpoc and Ellwood
is decidedly indefinite. 1t will depend upon
the success of the company in negotiating
its proposed sale of bonds. The length Of
the gap is fifty-five miles, and the cost of
railroad construction along this route is
estimated at the rate of s44, 1000 mile.
Wesley Young left today for Dayton, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Stubs are visiting
at Montecito. Mr.. Stubbs is third vice
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San Francisco, Calf.
DIRECTORY OF CALIFORNIA Ho-
- TELS.
GRAND HOTELS. F. THORN, Manager.
Cor. Market and Montgomery sts..
San Francisco.
HOTEL GREEN--J. H. Holmes. manager.
Pasadena.
HOTEL METRoPoLE-on Catalina Isl-
and.
HOTEL ARcADIA-santa Monica, Q.
Rheinhart proprietor
HOTEL HoLLENBECK-spr and SEQ
ond streets. Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA-spring and Third
streets, Los Angeles.
ABBoTsFoRD 1NN-corner' Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PORTLAND-444 South Spring
street, Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK-Santa Ana: Amer.
lean and European plan.
HOTEL HoLYROOD-Riversid Cal.-B.
Cochrane, proprietor.
THE ROWELI-Main and Ninth streetsI
Riverside; E. ]. Davis. proprietor.
HOTEL CARLTON-13 to n East Cole
rado street, Pasadena
HOTEL AvALoN-AvALoN. Santa Cato
lima Island.
HOTEL BREwSTER-J. E. O'Brien, pre-.
prietor; Fourth and sts.. San Diego.
HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE--Cors
ner Sixth and Pearl sts.: F. A. urbaA
proprietor.
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Blood Poison

When you are suffering from Blood
Poison, whether in the first, secondary
or tertiary state, you can be cured with
the 3O-DAY CURE. Call on doctors
of Hudson Medical Institute or write
for 30-DAY CIRCULARS.
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For all kinds of electric lighting and
power plants see Machinery and Electrical
company. 1853 North Main street.
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Hudson Medical Institute

Junction Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts.,
San Francisco. Calf.
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IHe Ieature OF the season has been the
exceptional demand for seedlings, which
was brisk on the average from beginning
to end and very encouraging to owners Of
old orchards
This years crop. though not by any
means full one, was the largest in the
history of the industry in Riverside, with
the exception of the output in 1929 and
1S94-5. as the following liable will show:
Previous seasons Cars
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OF CALIFORNIA Ho-
- TELS.
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A Pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

California" Hon. r. B. Carpenter. San
Francisco.
"Permanence of Our Citrus Fruit Mar
ket." A. A. Adair, Riverside.
california Legislature" Hon. r. N.
Bulla. Los Angeles.
McLachlan.
"Transmississippi Exhibition at Omaha"
]. s. Slauson.
The orange shipping season is at an end,
the last carload having gone forward to-
day. The total shipment for the season
amounts to 250S carloads. or 74, I'll boxes,
distributed throughout eight months as fol-
lows.
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LIE DEFICIT UNIS

LIE rapport annuel de N. Daniel
Morgan. tresorier des Etats Unis qui
Went d'etre public montre que lie
montant total des recettes de toutes
sortes encaissees pour l'annee tiscale
expIree lie 20 JUN dernier est de
$~323,S76,00O contre $3l3,39O,O75
e~ncs,ssses en- 1895, soft uns aug
mentatloa de $13,5s6,12s.
Lee recettes de la douane Sc sont
montses a $16O,O2l,r5l, un gain de
81, 1863, 134 i; les fecettes du revenu
de rinterieur ont etc de $146, 762,864
un gain de $3,341,192 !; la vente des
torres publiques q rapporte $1,O05..
A23 une diminution de $97,S23
! recettes de sources differences 49,
1856 5000, une augmentation dc
Is2,47s,e22.
LIE total DIES depenses pour lannee
scoulse est de $352,17e,S46, contr'
1885, 2s, une diminuticn d
$4,Ol5,352
LIE deficit pour iAnnee est d
5,2O3,2 45 SOFT pias de Il million
de mons Que l'ann6e precedente.
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Tn American, coulter en- librairie,
Went d'avoir une id9e geniale. Au
cours de SEES voyages dams rAlabama,
il await Gu roccasion de remarquer
rcxtraordinaire ferveur religieuse
des negres de ce pays. Aussi Sc
munissalt-il toujours dune enorme
quantlta de Bibles ct de brochures
pieuses, quill ecoulait le plus aise-
ment du monde. C'etait deja fort
bien. Mails, recemment, il fut frappe
de ce fait, que, dams toutes lee
gravures des Bibles i~llustrees, les
anges etalent figures CONNIE apparte'
nant d la race blanche. II concut
aussitot ausslt6t la pensee de cree,
des "Bibles q usage des gems de-
~couleur,' avec DIES anges negres
II Sc hata de realiser ce perfection
nement ct retourna dams alabama,
on tout de suite il obtint un success
prodigieux. Des maintenant, il n
peut plus sufire aux demandes -.
Apres tout, pourquoi ny aur ait-il pa
des anges couleur d'ebene !?
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lie village de Mcoringsport, dams
Ia psroisse Oaddo, 4 quelques miles
nord.ouest de Shreveport, q etc
enforcement demoli par un cyclone
samedi :aptes-midi vers 3 heures.
Beauconp de personnes ont etc
oriAyeussnt bless9es ct plusieurs
fuAes. Tous les membres DIES famll'
les Morgan ct Goodman ont etc
yictixes du d9sastre, ceux qui n'0at
pus etc tues ayant etc blesses.
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NOS ROUTES PUBLIOUEH.
Sous &c titre nous lisons dams lie
"Meschacebe, Journal public dams la
parolsse St.Je'a, b ,ptiste les llgne,


"Meschacebe, Journal public dams la
paroisse St-Je,A b ,ptiste les llynes
suivantes
Cest la ua s0i.t sur ie,,nci Z
Journalistic de I'm ,agne pe,,t touiousS
setendre tout an long non pas
sur lie dos III meme a p'at yentre,
olen entendu, or II NY seralt pas a
ia'se ct son chenin est deja as>ez
parseme de caanls ct d'eplncs. Nous
parlons metaphoriquement ct youlon-
dire quill peut toujours en- parit,
plus GU moius savamment quand
est a court de nouvelles = comm
nous lie sommes cette semaine.
Nous avions pense que lie jury d,
police, qui dot SAVIOR comment soi.t
NAL entretenues nos routes, allait un
peu sen occuper lundi ct recomman-
der qu'elles soient mieux so,gnees.
que meme il menacerait de s6vir
contre ceux qui les negligent dune
faeon 81 depIorable mails il men "a
pas dit un seul mot. Ii nest pas
possible, dependant, quill les trouye
bOnnes CONNIE elIes sont. Est-ce
parce quill est fatigue de recomman-
der que chacun sen occupe CONNIE IL
lie doit ? II aurait tort alors, car
fatigue GU non, il a I'm devoir d
remplir, I'm deyOir qui s'impose ct
quill ne peut eyiter sahs encourir lie
blame de la communicate. II ma pas
etc cree que pour approuser DIES
reclamations, tres ~justes, il est vral,
%s'entourer de lumieres legales, desi-
gner dies repietentants aux eomlees
agricoles, etc. ii a tort de negliger
la prole pour courir apres l'ombre.
Eft Vol conseiller legal lie lui dira
blen, sill veut etre co%nsciencleux,
CONNIE nous sommes tous sdrs quill
le sera.
81 lie jury de police a autorite de
fairc entretenlr les routes, il ne dot
pas craindre den user pro bono
publico. Mails s'est-iI jamais dome
la pcine de s'assurer de letendue de
son autorite en- cette lmportante
matiere f? IL fut un temps on il
] await resolu den avoir lie ceur net
en- poursuivant quelques proprietai-
res negligens. Mails cette bonnie
resolution s'est endormie set dort
encore dun paisible sommeil.
Disons, pour terniner ct ne otter
qu'un cas-, que nous sommes infor.
mes de bonnie source que par lie beau
temps don't nous jouissons les routes
sont horribles dams Ia partie SUPP
rleure du sixieme ward.
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Nine la presidente Cleveland a
entreprls retude de la langue fran.
eaise.
En- femme intelligence qu'eiie est
ellie veut pouvoir lire I'm Jour, les
ouvrages frnneais dams leur iangue
originelle.
Des milliers d'Americaines dlstin-
guees ont appris lie fransais a Paris
meme, ct leur exemple sc propage
de plus en- plus dams les hautes
snhares de la societe americana.
C'est Ia un precieux encouragement
pour ceux des notrcs Qui tiennen'
Ia Ia conservation de notre langu'
maternelle.
1t CONNIE lcxemple de MN
Cleveland devrsit faire rougir lie
Caaadrenues - REIMBURSEMENT 1or
rares, qai ont homie de parier !
fransais.
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EXPOSITION UNI VERSELLE
de 1900.

Aux termes dune entente interve-
nue. entire les ministries competents,
lie palals de i'Industrie sera remis q
administration de Exposition lie Ter
Janv!er 1897. Les travaux commen-
ceront imm&diatement par l'angle
Quest du palais. Ces travaux seront
conduits de facon a les
engagements pris pour lie concours
hippique de Ian proclaim ct pour lie
Salon de 1897, qui s'ouvrira pour Ia
derniere fois au palais de l'industrie.
A la fin de favrier, une partie DIES
SALES actuellement occupies par lie
musee des arts decoratifs n'exlsteront
plus /: les sales restantes devront,
meme temps. etre ahandonh6es 4
Ia Societe dies artistes, en- compensa-
ton des SALES don't ellie Sc tlouvera
privee par Ia demolition de la partie
Quest du palais. L'evacuation Gu
musee DIES arts decoratifs devra done
etre complement terminee avant la
fin de fevrier 1897.
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Nine C. Himel qui depuis un
cuple de senaine occupe, CONNIE
udlste, lie magasin tenu autrefois
DAT Nine L. z. Gaude va demenager
d transporter son %atelier i lencoi-
nure des rues Market ct St-Louis,
sasittt que les reparations quill y a
hire seront termin6es.
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M il NJ. BolIinger, gerant du
yulin i Scie, sltue a Bowie. en-
ufls dc Raee'and, sur lie chemin dc
9, uthcfn Pacific, nous q infolme
,peles travaux suspcndus pendant
,,srtain temps, sont actuellement
nusses ayec vigueur.
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Nj Jean Rodrigue membre dn
Jury do Police, reprGsentant lie One
Ward est venu jendi dernier nous
nndre visite. Mr. Rodrigne qui
habite lie Malagay est toujours
present aux sessions du Jury de
Police ct prend un grand interst aux
nssures qui ont pour but la prospe-
iA de Ia Paroisse.