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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

Cotton at four cents per pound
causes the southern planters to doubt
the genuineness Of the McHanna brand
OF prosperity
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

Senator Alger will have to do some
quick work II he succeeds in playing
Santa Claus to the miners Of the
Kloudike.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24
First published November I9,l-NO. 262l6.
Notice For Publication.

TINTED States Land Office, Colby, Kan, Nov;
u Is. 1897. Notice Is hereby given mat Michael
McCafrey has fled notice Of intention to
make final proof before the clerk Of the district
court at his Office IN GOOdland. Kan, on the 24th
day of December, 1887, timber culture appllca-
ton No. ZIG, for the southeast quarter Of sec
ton 3D. in township south, range 40 west. he
names as witnesses: George A. Mcllelland, A.
j.. Mass, George F. Hayden Of GOOdland, Kan,
and Henry I. Beckett of LaBlanche, Kan.
JAMES n. FIKE. Register.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

Russia and Germany, by seizing
several important Chinese ports, ap-
pear to be making preparations to par
tition the sfowery kingdom"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

The noted newspaper correspondent,
Walter WellmaB, PrOfesses to believe
that Germany aud the United States
will soon be drawn into a war.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

Senator Chandler Of New Hampshire
politically warns the republican party
that it must either abandon its cur
rsncy plans or prepare to meet defeat.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

The Dingley bill is a disappointment
20 even the high tariff wing OF the re-
publican party
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

The bill introduced in congress pro-
hibiting the DETACHMENT Of tb national
flag BY advertisements or designs Of
any kind should be passed A nations
flag should DO respected by at least the
people Of that nation.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

Poor old China appears doomed 10
be partitioned among the powers Of
Europe.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

The big spectators in wheat have
that cereal almost cornered.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-12-24

"Those who have fed wheat bran
with corn esteem it highly, saying it
aids digestion. lessons the quantity of
other and perhaps more costly foods
required, and hastens fattening. From
ID to . per cent 10y weight) Of wheat
bran fed with shelled or ground corn
is reported profitable, when bran costs
no mere than $40 per ton.
'Linsed oil-cake meal is praised by
those who have fed it with corn, and
40 feeders say they are justified in US
ing more or less Of It at a cost not ex-
eeeding $3.50 per ton, as a very desir-
able adjunct Of corn costing . cents
per bushel A small number report
favOrably on the use Of limited guam
titles Of cOttORseed neal
"The cost Of grazing in pastures
averaged with that on open ranges is
81 cents per month.
Eighty per cent favor the use Of
loose or barrel salt, and 20 per cent
prefer rock salt for the feed lot or
pasture. The principal objections Of
fered 70 rock saltare, that cattle spend
too much time licking it in order to
satisfy their wants, and that in doing
SO their tongues are likely to be made
sore
Using IS basis Of comparison OF
Talus Wild pEsirie fbiue-ste1nl hay at s.
per ton as forage or sro1ghnsssr Cor
cattle being faltaled with grzir. the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-30
PROPOSALS.

CAN FRANCISCO, CAL, APRIL 8 1897
- sealed propose $ In trtpiieste. will be received
here and n office OF Quartermsster until IL
opened, for furnishing, during fiscal year com
mencing July i, 1897. forage and straw for IAN
Diego arracks, Cal. also same time at His
Office only for farage and straw for AID atraz Island
Angel iSland, BentSia Barracks. Fort Mason Pre-
sidfo Of San Francisco AMI san Ersncisco Cal.
Government reserves right 10 reject or accept any
or ali bids or anv pr thereof. Pref renee given
to ari cles of dom. stic DR. ducsion conditions of
price aud quality unciuding in the price of foreign
productions the duty thereonl being equal and
such preference given to articles of u,er,can pro-
ductioa produced on the Pacific Coas. 10 the ex-
ten. OF the CONSUMPTION required hv the pub,ic
service there. All information furnish, d on ap-
plication 10 Quarermasier a. san Die 20 Barracks
or 70 undersigned Envelopes Containing bids 10
be Endorsed proposals for EorS ge and straw -
aud addressed so said Qnartei master or TO Jas.
NJ. MOORE As<istant ouariermaster.General o.
y Army, Chief Quarter mas ct
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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE CALIFORNIA DESRI> coMMIssroS
having received applications to mine oy the nv.
draullc process froai CHARLES ana BEN HOW
LETT !. IN the Hewlett claim near Columbia Hill
Nevada county. TO deposit. Iailings in nuapp Pa
vine, and from the Marguerite Gravel and Quart
Mining COMPANY. in the AArgue lite mine M
Eureka siinIEg district, Nevada ounIy. to deposit
tall!ugs IN . rayine. gives notice ths. meeting
will be held al room So Flood buiIdipg san Fran
cisco. CAL. on May TO- 1897. al 80 Pig
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY. SAN
" Francisco, April Is lSs7.-in Compliance
with the provisions OF section of order 1893 of
the Boar. OF supervisors, approved September Is
1850, there Will be sold at pubic auction by T. !
spear & Co., ar their salesroonns 81 and KS suffer
street, on
MONDAY, MAY II,
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ sundry articles of stolen lost
and unclaimed properly recovered by the police
Tore 0. san Francisco, detailed in inventory
thereof on ile in the office of he tlerk of the
Board OF supervisors, and consisting OF jews, nv
wearing apparel, pifolt knives. etc. also a lot Of
trunks valises clothing. etc property of deceased
persons received from the Coroner OF this City and
County. Open for inspection on moraing OF sale
A. C. WIDBER
City and County Treasurer
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
BECKER MAYSENHALD In this city.
April 20 1897, ov he Rev Mr.. Ross Charles
august ECKER and Louise p. MaysenhaldeE
BERN sTE1N-COHEN-In this city, Al riI rs.
1897. oy the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto Louis Bernstein
aud Hannah Cohen.
FLE1SCH MAN-CO LEM Amin this city. April
70, 1891 by the Rev. Dr. J. Nelo. Matthias K.
Fieischman and Martha W. Coleman
FoLEH-AARTCNG-In this city. April S2S.
1891 By Judge Cook D. J. Foley OF Yosemite
Valley anu Emma Hartung OF san Francisco
HORN-DE CAMP-In this city April 2S 1897
oy the Rev. W. G. Pond. George II. Horn of San
Francisco and Gertrude ]. de Camp OF Hay
wards.
LEWIN-GooDMAN-In this city. April 81 1897,
by the Rev DIR. J. Nieto. Leon Levin and LII
Han Goodman.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage license, havs psea
issued by the County Clerks office:
Phillip Goldstone an Catherine CLAYTON 22-22
G. l. Marks and Jeanette Robitscher $50
William E Best and Ada G. Simpson. ys-2a
Henry L. Clark and Callie Z. Jones. 1926
d G. Courtney and Hannah O'Csllaghan, 7-23.
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent b. mall
will not le inserted. They must be handed IN >.
either Of the publication Offices and be Indorsst
with the name and residence OF persons authoflLsI
10 nave the same published
BORN.
BAKER-In this CITY, April 8, 1897, to the wife
OF Jonn II. Baker D son.
LoCKE-Iu this city. April 90 1897, TO the wife
OF R. II. Locke. q son.
sMlTH-Aprfi 20. 1897. to The wife OF George ".
smith. a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-30

NOTICE.-THE BUSIN ESs OF McAyOY
& GALLAGH II viii be conducted o. the
old stand. No 30 Fifth street for the benefit
OF the widow o: the late HhNRY J. GALLAE-
HER and MS siSi er, MISS ANNIE i. G. LAG
HER. INKS. II. J. GALLAGHER
ANNIE 3 GALLAGHER
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-30
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.

cox TO RENT; FURNISHED COTTAGE S
.l'-O. rooms and bath: lot 75x200: Irut and
flowers; near electricians etc 1921 Twenty
SIKH ave, FruItSaie. asst Oakian nd
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Additional Classified Advertise
ments on Page IL.
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DEDUCED RATES, FURNiTUHE, PIANOS
H household goods e,c J. NJ PIERCE, 7S5 Mkt
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OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES.

ENOR RENT-FURNI>HED HOUSE OF II
L rooms on heights adjoining Ca klaud; 10 min
uies walk from broad and narrow guage depoIs:
IS minutes to San Francisco; rent Tor 8. d or IL
months HERON & HOLCOMB 1850 Rroadway
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OAKLAND ROOMS To LET.
To LET TO THE PROPER PARTY-I OR 2
i sunny rooms upstairs; either furnished or IN
furnished. with breakfast. IL desired, in choice
locally, az reasonable prices. where home COM
forts can be enjoyed. in strictly private family;
references exchanged 1917 Webster St, Oakland
Ca.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE FOR CITY, OAKLAND OR ALA
IL media, will pay equai difference, 4sJ acres, san
Luis Obispo County: all Can be cultivated; $50
acres level price $3.50.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE, FINE
" Stesrns lsdys wheel cheap Deyany Cy-
clery, Sianysu
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NEW HOTEL OF "a ROOMS FOX SALE IN
room 2.
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y. s. 6. W.-CaiifornIa Parior No. !. Officers and
Members: You are herebF notified TO attend the
funeral Of our late brother. EDWIN J. Grady,
THIS DAY 6Friday)- Please assem- bic at your
hall al $3.50 A. NJ, Themes TO sos Golden Gate ave-
nue.. HOWARD HERRING TON, Pies.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA hEAL rSTATS.
ARG AIN: ALAMEDA COUNTY 80 MILES
J from city; choice land; iruit. hay, gram veg
etables, with living springs: SIS 20 ass per AGRA
II. j. DIGG Les 90 Columbian building :. +.
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PROCESS THAT Is PERFECTLY HARM
IA less; never falls In any case Of monthly sick
ness no motter wha, cause; no electricity hum
bug or other dangerous methods. money In every
case refunded IL . ours is Hos eHee,ed: travellers
helped Immediately; years experiences: home Ia
confinement with sanitarian convenienca Con-
suit free the only -elisbe ply sicians, DR. AND
MRS DAVIES IL McALis;er ST.. next Hibernla
Bank: hours 9 a. N TO and - NJ.
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PERSONALS.

T ASHER NAFTALY. WILL NOT BE RE
l., sponsiole TO pay debts OF any NafIaly.
A. NAFTAIY
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BERKELEY FURNISHED HOUSES.

A-ANA> = - - Nv AoAACD "oS SIS.
FURNISHED s-ROOM HOUSE; BATH AND
IL gas; reasonable for summer 2122 Bancroft
way, Berkeley.
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MEDICAL.

A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
IA from whatever csuse) restored in q few
hours: safe anc AT tiue instant relief for
travellers: home IN confinement; best care and
privacy: regular physician; 30 years successful
practice: my celebrated rem edies for monthly
srpprsssiol never fail: every case guaranteed con
sutalion free, confden la; hours ~ 5: pills 81
Mrs DIR WYETH, 9i6 Post ST. near Larxin
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HIRSC n BACH-in this city, A pYil %, 1897, Jo-
seph Hrs hbach. q native OF Mauheim, Ger
e,f IS
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no IET-FUkNIsHED MODERN SUNNY
l corner fat; rooms and bath Apply on The
premises 145S Haght ~
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RIO I.E,T-FURNI SHED-ELEGAS Mt MODERN
/ cottage OF o rooms: bath and basement 1885
Eddy s. bet. UeviSsdero and Frederick.
The herald., 1897-07-28
SOLDIERS HOME

SOLDIERS HOME, July 27.-(Regula1
CorreEpondence.) On the 23d the home was
favored with visit from the local man.
ager Of the home, Adjt. Gen. Barrett, who
with the governor, inspected the water
works of the home, old and, new
In relation to the water works, a strange
incident occurred in the sinking of the new
well. At depth of ninety feet the we'll
sinkers drew up chunks of redwood bark
How it got there is the question, as there
Is no species of the tree that grows in this
neighborhood.
On the 23d the monthly payment of pen.
ing their pensions in monthly installments
to drawing it in full each quarter which
all have the privilege of doing unless the
governor puts his veto on it.
The only death occurring the last week
was John Shively late of the Fourteenth
Ohio light battery, who died July 23d, aged
81 years.
On Thursday the goth inst, the mem.
bers and friends of the Union Home Sun
day school propose holding their annual
picnic at Rubio canyon. This is an event
that is always looked forward to by the
young people of the home and many of the
Ola ones. 100, Tor that matter, as a most
enjoyable day is always passed.
Today the home was favored with a visit
from Mrs. Belle Ingram of the Bartlett
Logan Relief corps of Los Angeles az
companied by her charming and talented
young daughter, Miss Ethel. AS usual
the ladies' were bent on a charitable errand
to raise funds to forward a sick comra de
home to oie. Needless to say their mission
was successful one, as 1t always is when
they appeal to the sympathies of tbe did
boys at the home.
The herald., 1897-07-28

dee of San Francisco, was soemnized this
evening at the home of the bride. 537 South
Orange Grove avenue.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Halstead of California
street held their last Monday reception
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Halsted was
assisted by Mrs. Stevens of Los Angeles
Mrs. Ward Rowland, Miss Edith Rowland
and Miss Dobbins. A large number of
guests were in attendance during the after
noon, and dainty refreshments were served.
merry party, including Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Reynolds, Delmar and Harold Rey-
nolds, Mrs. McCracken, Rev. M. Comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs Hadley. the Misses Wagner,
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Reynolds. Miss Hill.
Miss Ross, MIR. Hill and others, went to
Alpine tavern today with luncheon baskets
for an all-day picnic.
The Maccabee social, which was an
nounced for last evening, was postponed
on account of the recent death of two of
the lodge members. Miss Blanche Johnston
and J. o. Hoff.
PERSONAL
Dr. and Mrs. ]. E. Parker are spending
week at Long Beach. They expect to re-
turn Monday.
Mr.. GODDARD and family left the Crown
villa on today's overland for their home
in Richmond, Ind.
Mrs. George Merritt of San Francisco is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Smith
Of Concord court.
w. H. Hallett and family of Orange
Grove avenue expect to go to Redondo this
week for an indefinite stay.
Conductor E. T. Haggin of the Terminal
railway has traded his ranch property at
Verdugo for the Stevens place on South
Moline avenue, consisting of ten-room
house and two and one-half acres of
ground. Mr.. Haggin and family will re-
move to Pasadena and make their home on
the place.
Frank Kincaid, who has been visiting
friends in the city, has returned to his
home in West Liberty, Ia. Mrs. Kincaid
will remain in Pasadena for a few weeks.
Mrs. Stinson and daughter, Miss Jennie
Stinson, who have been visiting old Iowa
friends in the city, left this morning for
their home in Marshalltown, Ia.
Miss Marguerite Fancher left this morn
ing for her home in Canyon City, Col. s.
w. Fancher Of the fire department, her
brother, will accompany her as far as San
Francisco.
]. w. Adams, Pacific coast passenger
agent. of San Francisco; E. A. Cooper,
travelling passenger agent, of San Fran
cisco, and Eckert Skinner of the Northern
Pacific were in the city yesterday
Mrs. Emery and daughter of Franklin
street will leave tomorrow for Nogales,
Ariz., for a short visit. They will be ac-
companied on their return by Miss Emery,
|, who has. spent the past two years at No
gales.
The herald., 1897-07-28
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, July 27.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The Orange county display in
the Los Angeles chamber of commerce
rooms is now said to be one of the most
creditable exhibits in the building, and
the chamber of commerce here is constan
ly adding to Its attractions by the ship
ment of fresh products. Secretary E. A.
White, who is delegated a committee on
exhibits. has been in consultation with
Frank Virgins. superintendent of the Los
Angeles chamber, and has arranged for
further replenishing the Orange county
display. So far those who have given the
secretary free access to their orchards
are M. Nilsson, J. Crownenshield, DIR. M. S.
Jones, c. F. Mansur, j. c. Joplin D. j..
Carpenter, A. D. Bishop, George Minter
and M. A. Baker. Those who wish to as
sist in keeping up the display are request
ed to leave samples of their fruit, in guam
titles of three or four pounds, with Presi-
dent George Edgar, together whit names
and addresses. These will be placed on
cards and put in the cases with the fruit
displayed
Loud noises of domestic strife, in which
a womans screams mingled with execra-
tions of an enraged man, startled people
in the vicinity of Fourth and Bush streets
at about II o'clock last night. A number of
people ran to the rescue of the distressed
woman and found that W. H. McCombs
and wife, who occupy furnished rooms over
the grocery store of ]. L. Martin, were
fighting. A young man who ran upstairs
ahead of the others stopped the row by
knocking McCombs down. Mrs. McCombs
is under a doctors care today, but whether
her condition is due to the beating she re-
The herald., 1897-07-28
SUMNER RESORTS

chairman of the street committee was in
structed to see that the streets in the
neighborhood of the coming N. G.. c. en-
campment be put in good shape, and also
| to see that something is done to allay the
| dust around the band stand.
1t is rumored that Charles Tegnor leaves
| tomorrow for the Clondyke regions.
| Judge and Mrs. I. A. Willis took possess
| sion of their new home on Seventh street
yesterday.
| C. w. Wilson, who has been the Santa Fe
agent here for some time, has been pro-
NOTED to the Pasadena office. G. w. Col
| Inns is his successor.
| Mrs. Mia Upper Maynard will lecture
| tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at $40 Ore
| gon avenue, in the course on Romola and
! the renaissance.
| The steamer Alcatraz arrived yesterday
| from Cleone, with 1850 ties.
| Mrs. Robert E. Bledsoe and daughter,
Ruby, of San Bernardino are rooming at
| the Feather house.
| Miss Flora Bradley of Santa Cruz is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Daily.
| The testimonial concert to be given to-
morrow evening in the Presbyterian
church to Charles Baird, the popular
| tenor should be well attended. Not only
should the excellent program which will
| be presented draw as a magnet, but the
| Individual members of the many societies
and organizations which have been assist
| ed by Mr.. Baird's voice should feel called
| upon to lend their presence.
Mrs. j. S. Bright, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. N. Daily, for the past two
| weeks, returned to her home in San Ber-
| nardino today.
| The tennis tournament at the casino is
| the drawing social event just at present
| Every one enjoys 1t.
The herald., 1897-07-28
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, July 27.-(Regular
Correspondence The first series of the
whist tournament at the Athletic club has
been finished, the game last night being
between A. G. Kendall and Frank Van
Leuven and Lathrop and Whitmore. The
game was exciting throughout and resulted
as follows
Kendall-Van Leuven. 10 5 52795S 1921
Lathrop-Whitmore 10 n 326939S3 9E75
On next Thursday night the second series
will begin, the winners playing the losers.
The games are attracting big crowds.
H. w. Robinson of East Riverside, who
fell into well last week and broke his
arm and ribs. is getting along nicely
Suit has been instituted by o. T. Dyer
against Donald McDougall ct al. to collect
a $1,000 note dated April 6, 1898, bearing 10
per cent interest.
This morning Mrs. Hawkins, matron of
the Orphans home, left for Santa Monica,
taking with her the twenty -one inmates at
the home. They will be absent a month
or six weeks, the matron having rented a
couple of cottages.
Walter Wagner, deputy auditor received
a telephone message this morning from
Little Bear valley stating that his little
baby had been badly bitten by a pet baboon
The herald., 1897-07-28
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, July 27-(Regular Core
spondence.) Preparations for the tariff
jubilee go forward with alacrity The in
vitations will be out tomorrow, and from
them it appears that the reception and
banquet following the public demons ira
ton Is to be given 'fn honor of the execu-
tive committee of the Southern California
Tariff association, its committee at Wash
ington. the officers of the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce and coworkers for
protective tariff on citrus fruits" On
the front page of the invitation is a de-
sign of an orange bough in colors and the
Tariff Jubilee at Riverside, the Greatest
Orange Growing District on Earth" An
other inscription reads: Universities crop
of citrus fruits next year will be 1000 900
boxes. A cent pound means a protection
of 10 cents box to the grower, or 900
on the crop. On the crop of Southern Cali
fornia, 100000 boxes. the tariff means a
protection of $780, 900 to the growers"
The vexed question of license tax seems
In fair way of settlement. At the meet
ing of the trustees this morning the COM
mittee of merchants submitted report
The herald., 1897-07-28
SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY

belonging to little Clara Soule, daughter of
Justice Soule. The child was brought to
this city at noon and the wounds dressed.
Seven stitches had to be taken to close
up the scalp wounds and wound above the
eye. AT last accounts the child was rest
ing easy.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the old home
of II. B. Muscott in the northwestern por-
ton of the CITY, was completely destroyed
by fire along with the contents The origin
of the fire is unknown.
James w. Gamble. president; B. F. Ehr-
man, secretary, and ]. E. Mooney, mem
bers of the executive board of the Arrow
head Reservoir company all of Cincinnati,
arrived in the city yesterday. They will
make their headquarters at Squirrel inn.
Robert Gallaher and wife are visiting
Mrs. Gallaher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M,
johnson, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Gala
her are residents of Warsaw, Mo-, but are
here on account of Mr.. Gallaher's health.
James Mack is down from the Greenlead
mine and is authority that the twenty
ton mill was put in operation Sunday.
Jason Bryant, an old negro and a mem
Der OF the G. A. r., is dying at his home on
Firth street, near B, of Bright's disease.
A Redlands dairyman was Yesterday
fined 81 for driving in this city at a gait not
cOuntenanced by law