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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-12-15

Mr.. Edtor:-The two articles in your
paper demand some notice, and as am
not dire lily interested in the Paw Paw
churches i may speak of some things that
| the pastors would not feel at liberty To
speak Of
/ First, it may be possible that the ex.
pectations of the Christians in the past
hav been too large and the growth of
the village has not been what they hoped
for in building the houses of worship,
and yet each one is nucleus of good
and reaches some that the others would
not reach. The Baptist churches at
tempted union work for nearly two
years, then separated, and in six months
after the separation each congregation
and Sunday school was as large as the
combined had been.
Churches are organized to save sim
ners and not to pay large salaries, and
have large congregations. The rule is
that struggling church is "A laboring
church, in which individuals feel the
responsiblity,wh in large and wealthy
churches the members are inclined TO
rest satisfied if there is good audience
and fine sermon.
As for lack of interest are not these
churches warmed aud lighted and do
not these church bells invite saints and
sinners to gospel feasts every Lords
day, besides the special efforts put forth
ut different timesy
From forty years of observation and
work in revival meetings, | am fully
satisfied that there is more danger from
too large than too small Il number pres
ent at such times, both of ministers and
people.
~ -, l.; 20
and that is enough, aud, If there are
singers in the church, one may be
equally successful.
/ do not think the two meetings IN
Paw Paw at the same time were any
detriment To each other Fourteen
additions in one church and nearly that
in the other was not bad result. III
the two meetings had been combined
and the three other ministers had joined
in, the result might not have been great
er than in one of these cases. AS to
socials, suppers, etc, do not think any
were arranged tor the purpose of oppo'
sition
In fact, it looks to me as though our
churches were working IN harmony and
for the good of humanity.
The question What shall j do to be
saved?" is answered by Paul, in Acts 16:
81
As to what church to join, it would
be as sensible to tell any one, as it
would 10 tell you what store TO trade
with, or a young man what trade to
learn.
Understand first of all that you do not
join church to be saved, but having
been saved by the washing OF regener-
alton" YOU iOin "A church To combine
your effort with those already there, To
carry on the good work, aud the church
to join IS the one, under your circum.
good p BATES.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-12-15
Eclectric Lighting.

Municipal ownership of electric light
ing, water and gas plants will be con
sidered in the forthcoming report of
the Michigan labor bureau. Deputy
Commissioner Holbrook has been
working upon this report for some
time and has taken great pains to pro-
cure accurate information from every
town in the state where plants of this
character are operated under munich
pal control.
1t is stated that municipal ownership
has proven successful wherever the
plants have been properly arranged
but where politicians instead of cleo
tricians have been employed to manage
electric lighting plants the results are
not satisfactory.
In the villages ~ plants made re-
ports, 81 Of which were owned by the
municipalities. These plants cost
1882. 1886 and their assessed valuation is
S201 800 The wages paid amount to
S74 ,s00 and their aggregate capacity is
1905 arc and 81 $3.50 incandescent
lamps. The average cost per arc lamp
is So. SO per month and for incandescent
lights Gil cents. The meter rates
average AL cents per 200 watts.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-12-15
GRAND JURY CALLED.

Judge Buck Enters Such AN Order-the
First i'm 80 Years.
The legislature of 1859 passed the fol-
lowing act, which was approved by the
governor on the 18th day of February
of that year. This act was ordered to
go into effect sixty days thereafter,
April 10, 1859:
Grand iuries shall not hereafter be
drawn, summoned, or required to at
tend at the sittngs of any court within
this state, as provided by law, unless
the Judge thereof shall so direct by
writing, under his hand and filed with
the clerk of said court"
When the court convened in this CIR
cult on the 9Th day of April, 1859, just a
week before the new law went into
operation, Judge Benz. +. Graves, then
circuit Judge, found that no grand jury
had been drawn and so made the fol-
lowing order, which was duly entered
on the journal of the court;
"No grand jury having been drawn
for the present term of this court, and
il appearing to the court now here that
grand jury is necessary, the sheriff OF
the county is therefore hereby ordered
and directed by the said court forth.
with to summon twenty-three good and
lawful men of his county to appear at
the court house, in the village of Paw
Paw, on the 9th day of April, 1859, at the
hour of eight o'clock a. m, to serve as
grand jurors"
The foregoing order called together
ha In Of nd hat nH
in Van Buren, county.
On Thursday last, Judge Buck caus-
ed the following order to be entered on
the journal of the court:
'On reading and filing the petition
of p. j Dillman, +. A. Chase, W. f.
French, A. Gaynor, j. S. Malbone, Il.
A. Lampsos, Howard Lobdell, Hiram
b. Smith, Dwight Foster, G. w. Byers,
ID. A. Squier, John Marshall, A. ).
Mitchell, j IL. Everest, V. II. Dilley
and 4 Branch, supervisors of several
of the townships of said county of Van
Buren,, praying for the summoning of
grand jury, and it appearing ID the
court from said petition that a grand
Jury should be summoned as prayed in
and by said petition, it is ordered that
a grand jury be drawn and summoned,
as provided by the statutes of the state,
for the next January term OF the said
court, and that the grand jury so drawn
and summoned be required TO appear
at the court house in said county, on
Monday, the Gath day of January, A ID
1898, at eleven O'clock in the forenoon
of that day"
OF course, nobody knows what mat
tiers may be referred to such grand jury,
but it is entirely safe to say that if this
were not local option county, no petit
ton for grand jury would have been
presented and no such jury would have
been called.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-12-15
Marriage Licenses.

p T. Barnum, 90; Bertha Moon, IS,
both of Hartford.
Richaad j. Madill, SO, South Haven;
Adelaide Stickley, 25, indianapolis.
Travers II. Beebe, %; lizzie f.
Mosier. %. both of Lacota
Ralph f.. jennings, 90, Paw Paw;
Jennie f. Beistle, 81, Buchanan.
Stephen q. Slater, 80; Permilla Nj
Griffin, 20, both of South Haven.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-12-15
FROM THE PEOPLE.

[Under this head we will publish FROM time TO
time communications on topics OF public interest.
All articles must be accompanied by the name OF
the writer While willing TO give publicity TO the
views OF our readers, IL suitable for publication
we do not pretend sanction all that is printed IN
this column, and will make editorial mention when
we see fit to do so.-EDl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25

nuestro respectable amigo el toniente gene
raj don Andres Gonzalez Muloz &c encuen,
ira comp!etamente restablecdo de las euferme
a. lies, que sulria i conseeuenca dc su actva
campaila de Cuba. Muy grats nos ha sdo tai
noticl..
)entaduTaS atfCialeS. sin ss %. es"1's1ysn .z r., a
ciente Toao el material cs de primora calidad.
Construction dc dentadnras sin cXtraer las raj
ccs. Sc conponc toda dentatlura rota dejan3o.
Ia nueva. Orilicaciones, empastes eNtraccio-
ncs sin drior. i'rec.os rcducidos, al alcance
de to,!os.-jost II. 1izol.- San Francsco nu-
nero 30, prlncinal. l5-l3
~. El senior obispo, antes de sn ,narcha
exp!dio los siguientes nombramientoe: De CO.
aajutor de la parroquia de Agdada Il ayor del
pfeshittgo don Manuel Costa. De idem de la
&c isjardo {. favor dol prehisteyo don Floren-
tino Martinez. De Cura Eodnomo de Ia de Ia
Cacbra favor del prcbiatero don Aure!lo Ma.
rrerc. De SacYistan Segar de la de Adjuutas
favor de don Eusebio Santiago. DE Notario
Ec!esiaetco favor de dicho senior Santiago.
De Comisario de Santa Cruza1a & favor del
presbftero don Manuel Lopez Gurrea. De
Notaro de idom 4 favor de don Santiago Gas
con Membrsdo. De Administrator do los
bioues de la sproteotor, dc los Nlfoes favor
del prebistero DR.. don Buanaveutura Eea Mar.
tinez, GobeYnaaor Ecclesiastical dc este Obispa'
DC 5. 2. y Provisol Vicario General del mis-
mo. De Coadjutor de Ia parroq9a de Coamo
favor del preshtero don Constantine Garcia.
De idem de la de Cayey favor del presbftero
don &aspar Ilomar. De idem dc Is de Manati
a favor de! presbitero don Donate Noboa. De
Nota1o Eclesastico dc Ia de Faiardo & favor
de don Maxine Reayo. De Sacristan Segiar
glar de la de Aguaaila favor de don Genaro
Perez. De Msyordomo de Fabrica de Ia &C
Iiumscao favor de don Antonio Dus. De
Notario EcefiAstico de la misma 4 favor del
senior Dus. De Cura Ec6nomo de la de Jayu.
ya favor del presbftero don Jose Navas. De
idem de la de Gusinabo favor del presbftcro
don Antonio Fernandez. De dem dc la de
Barceloncta favor del presbitero don Luis
Rodriguez. De Coadjutor de la de hguadilla
& favor del prebfstero don Juan Ortiz = Leon.
De idem de la de Mayagiez favor del presb'
tero don Francisco Garriga Blanch De idem
dc la de Bayamon favor del prebfstero don
Ramon Davila y Otero. De idem de la dc
Juana Diaz 4 favor del presbftero don Rafael
E'untan6 y Viiahh. De Capeian de Coro de la
Santa Igesia Catedral i favor de don Jose
Mercedes = Rivera. De lem dc idem de idem
favor de don Urbano Llamas. De idem de
idem de idem il favor &c don Calixto Gil San
toa. De idem de idem de dem favor dc
don Simon Domnguez.
ABASTO PUBL1CC.--La carne de
res, sc expenderi maana Gu esta capital 80
centavos ell kilo.
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7 E A T R O

III cmiuentc novelista don Enrique Perez
Eserjcl, q iasigne aptor dramatioo don Msila,
no dc LARA el notable maestro Arriets, tres
malo2pa as slorias Del leatro Espalo', se ena-
nloraron del argumento de Ia tan popular 70
vela del cxiraio escritor frances Julio Eerne
xMiguel Strog6ti 5 el corrco del Gar, y Ia !le
varon 4 Ia escena buscando gloria, que no tnt
muy diicii acanzar.
Desde entonces La Gaerra .Sa1to, como
aei Ia titularon sus autores, ha tenido siempre
Gxito cll todos cuantos teatros dc la America
latina &c ha reprcaentaio.
No es de extrafar, lues, que 10 a!esnzars
taInbiGn anoehe. no rorque Ia eJccacion resulta
r. tan pertel Ia como On las anterores fnnciones,
sino porquc sc uot5 simple vista el cambio de
epapeIcss que habia sueedi4o en- escena y por
consequences sus Interpreters sc eeneraron en-
salir 10 mcjor possible del paso
La sellora Scuba ehtuvo encantadora en- gu
dlfeil papel de Sara, aunqGe algo afonica ell
cieros momentos; la se1ora Duatto, muy bien
en- su smpatica Marin, infatigabie companera
del correo del Gar. Los Sres. Buxados, Torres,
Rovira Sierra, acrrtados, Ell particular los dos
tiitimos caricatarando los simpaticos perio
dstas y exclusives personajes comicos que tie
ne la obra.
Los ccroa 49,. defi;entes.
HI decorado. i. IL. la altura de los coroa.
Is lniisea, bien, bal Ia aeertada direction
del maestro seIlor Perez Cisneros.
Para esta noche SC anunc;a la reproiucc
lie la tan popular zarzuela espsnola dc los Sc
llores Z1pata Marques FL Ani1o de Xe9o y
Ia de Jackson Veyan Chspf, Las 1e"tac:ones
de Sus .l,1to,tio. La function va dedlcala 4 los
seores Delegados de la Junta Magoa.
JI7LEPE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
dfa 10 de Octubre, por 10 tanto, qSeda
alberta 10 luati (rula haAta eac ula.

da 10 1e Octubre, por 10 tanto, qSeda
alberta 10 mat,icula hasta esc dfa.
w - III que 10 sc vistc barato ahora
| es porque no quere. En- la La ilor dc Lis,
San Francisco 81 80 yenden trajes hechos y
pleas supltus para hombrc, POGO menos que
regal>s'as. Espccialidsi ell csmisas, cazonci-
Hos ccrbatas tie Ultima novcdad. No divide
Va. In direction: La floy de Lis, San Frau
cisco u. 81.
lia faecido en- esta capital o. honrado
labotioso industrial don Juan Is. Mo
ran, dneHo que fu6 del popular esta5'eci.
mianto Gel Aicsauo Barinquel0, y
peraona muy cslimada por cuautos le trataron.
Descansc en- Ia paz del Senior el que va no exis-
te rechG su famiiia nnestro pGssnc.
-. Sc gIn ncs ,iicen, las cales en- la Mari
ma siguen cssi abandonadas. los ycclnos del
barrio clalAan porque &c arregeu euanto antes
los baches hoyos se manden guitar muchos
moltones de piedra que impi(en e tFansito.
Las calna one en- peor estado sc encueutran sen
las del Prasiiio, lnfAnts Luisa, Prncesa, lsa-
bel Ii Arsenal.
-. Sc ac,b6 la Junta Magma. El dnico
canine que hay que segnir para viyir en- paz y
en- graeia de Dlos, es tomar mucho Ron dc la
Copa EN- las comi,las. iLs la bebiia declosa,
toulGh relftsrahle que HAS aceptaCloh Hlas
con.nmo tiene en- esta capital.
s.. Sc encucutra eufermo J recogilo en-
cana iueatro amigo don jose Murgul. Que
Sc re.tabtxca pronto son nuestros deseos.
~. Ell p1o don Luis Fortune Nogueras,
de Cayey, hizo un bueu eyamen de ingreeo en-
el Institute provincial, obteniendo honrosas
notas. Vaya nuestra felctacidn.
~ Las pfldoras big.6nicas del doctor
Palaux, em;nente sabio frances, son e gran
remedio contra tedas las enfermedades dc Ia
| garganta del estomago intlamacl6n de los
| rilones, debilidad en- general, reumatislno,
etc. Sc venden en- todas las boticas
~. El numero de delegados que aver pre-
sentsron sus credenciales en- la Junta Magma &c
elev6 4 ll6. Ademas presentaronse dos sin
credenciales que fueron admitidos.
~ Diccnnos que era horrible el calor que
sc sentfa aver en- el Casino Espsilo', micutras
Sc ceebrsba la primera session de la Junta
| Magma Los delegados estaban materialmente
unos sobre otros, sin que pudierau moverse.
| Un senior delegado estuvo punto de sufriv un
! sfncope lIablabase anoche de que era proba-
ble Sc reaniese la Junta Drectiva del Casino,
para acordar 81 podfan no entrar hoy al salon
los socos de aquel establecimiento que no fae.
sen delegados. La opinion Sc pronuncia'
bs porque las sciones que pudiera celebrar Ia
Junta, fueran pdblicas y tuvlesen ugar en- ell
teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
NOTICIAS

* lie aquf, segln Ella Correspondencia
de Espalla,, los puntos concretos que ell seflor
Morct, despues de ell legreso de Avila hs CO.
municado sus correli igonarios v dcta1o 4 Ios
periodistas: Giro. Que e1 seilor Ssgasta cree
que los liberales no deben hacer NADIA basta nue
con la vanida de la corte Sc pantGe Ia re-
soiucion DE Ia actual sltuacion polftica, que es
una internidad. 20. Que entonces Gl estara
aqai, . vendra, para decir, hacer aconsejar 8
sus amigos cuanto estime necesario para que
las ideas del partido liberal sean las que predo-
miDen en- la polftica espahola. 3ro Que es
consecuencia de los anteriores; que no solo esta
dispuesto tomar ell poder, sino que cree que
ma llegado ei momento lie que las soluciones
el progrsma del partido liberal sustituyan en- el
gobierno los conservadores
IMp0RTANTE,- DOCTOR GUlJosA.
''"' VII '""'.' Ciruj jano Dentista de Ia
Facutad de San Carlos ell Ma1rid.- Construye
dentaduras y dientes sueltos, sin necesidad de
eztraer las rafces nj cubrir ell paladar. Refor-
ma compone dentaduras por deterioradas que
esten. Orifcaciones, empastes y extracciones,
sin dolor. Curacion de Intermediates de la
boca, precios populares. Sc garantizan los
trabsjos. Consulta gratis para los pobres de
una /. dos de la tsrde.-San Francisco. nnmero
~, a tos dei SolSio AlAs. 15-9
~. La <Gaceta cficials de hoy no publca
disposiciones importantes de caracter general.
-. Dice eel Dias, de Madrid: eel seilor
Cos Gay5n MEGA que hays agitaci6n carlists
en- proyincias, Sc lanlenta de que la prensa le
censure que no adopte medidas de precauci6a.
Asegura que t!ene adoptadas todas aque las aue
son compaslbies con las precauciones legales.
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Al presentarse en- L,corns al marou6s

Al presentarse en- Lucorna el marques
de Cerrabo don Carlos de Borbon su espo-
So, ha sldo poitsdor dc varios regalos muy
asradccldos por su Specification su proceden.
ela, como un gran sello, que rus partidayios
ilamaron dc Carlos V, ofrecido por ell se6or
conde dc Casasols; I'm album de Guernica con
pedazos dc roble .viejo hojas del nucyo; en-.
yfo de don Noman de Zabiaga; una escopeta
del famoso guerrllero de la Independencia, el
pastor Jauregni, en- cuyo ceildn estan grabadas
ias paIabras stuf del pastorcillo en- 1909, to.
rior dc los irancetes,s otros recuerdos. El
marques de Cerralbo ha llevaio tambidn, como
reegalo snyo personal, un riqafsimo chal de Ma.
Mia para doiia Maria Be.ta, magpifcos ciga.
rios habanos para don Carlos,
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Sociedad dc Educacion Popular

Ante nume1osa coneurrercia di6 su COME
rencia reglamentaris nuestro querido amigo don
Jose Gordils, en- aquel ceEtro educator.
Trato extensamente de las ventajas lue
reportarfa los obferos Ia ectura de la blcgra-
fla de los gIandes homhres, por los ejemplos
que ofrece dignos de imiac6n; hizo considera-
clones referentes demostrsr que todo hombre
no es,a oblieado il jar una herencia de dinero,
pero # una berercia de honrsdez, y que nno de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
RapertQrio RiStorieO DE pyERTo '.E 70 RICO

Coll Toste. segurde cusderno.- salnario:
Advertencia. Opinion ds la prensa sobre el
repertoire hist6rico.-- .Carta de Brau desde Sc
villa Care. de Coll Toste.-L patria de
Ponce de I.5y> por E. Newman. -Antigiie-
dad de Coanao.e Memoria y description de Ia
isla de Puerto Rico mandadaa a hacer por S n.
el rey don Felipe ii, ell ano de 582.- Los j.
baros, por don Jose de j. Dominguez.- FL
padre nuestro ell caribe del Contmente.--
Fray lingo Abad, por E. Nowmann,-Las dos
flores Qeyenda) por Santiago Vidarte.-Jaan,
primer obispo puertorriqueno.-J critico
del Compemdo de la historic de Santo Domin
go.-Efemerides. Cada ejemplar vale % ctvs.
Luna so. +.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25

los mas elevedos propositos dc la vida es legsr
poseer I'm buen nombre. liabo lucgo del
debcr en- que estan todos los hombres de respe.
tarse mutuamente en- el seno de la soCietiad; del
debcr en- que estan igualmente dc decir Ia YER
dad como base de la siaceridad individual. W.
timamcute hablo largo ratio acerca dc los dete'
res de los padres para con los hijoa, hacienda
consderaciones morales de divcrsa fndole.
Ca.la vez resu'tan mas intercsantes las
conlcrencias dc Ia Sociedad de EducacIon Po-
pulsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
REALlZACION

de buenos muebIes y de una gran CO.
Ieccion de pIaulas de adornos de todos
lamanos, por ausentarsc su duelo.--
CaIe de san Jose Mum T. 0--2
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Ia n6l|3 nGti>a TANCA nam. ., csquina
]a oo''a ''"t'>" l'ctuan. san Juan fto-
Rico. Der6sto general sucurs; de la gran
manufacture dc ,abaeos estableci1a en- Cayey
por DON Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimen-
to hay sicnprc III surtdo constane de todas
las yitolas conocj,ias, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la IIabana Rama lcgftima de
las Vegas del I>!a'a. Soicitcn,e catalogos.
Replesetante. ALBERTO pEDRElRA. P
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FNSFNhN7h Informes sobIe carreras pre-
-""-"n"An preparation para las mismas, es
pecialmente para las cientfacas que Sc cursan
en- el eztranjero. E,tudios de l 6 > : ense-
hanza de amplaci6n. Lenguas viyas. Nj
nero de asignaturas, horas precios .conven
ciopales. Don Eugenio L. Ig!esas GA b.,
INSTRUCTOR que fut del '.firesf,le' Club
secoi6n de la VEREIRN Fur NOLkS-
WOKE de la ciuiad de Leipzig en- AIemanis,
-Ex-"L "Literary Leader del "Nictoria Club
for English Conversation de aquella misma
ciudsd, miembro que tambien fue per varios
amos de Ia Facultad del "Sauveur College CT
Languages en- los Estados Unidos de la Anle
RIGA del Norte, ect. etc. Luna, As, I5-10
The herald., 1897-11-21
POWER FOR GOOD
Some Odd Notes OIL the True Functions
of q NeWspaper

Reading furnishes the mind only with
materials OF knowle ige IL is thinking that
makes what we read ours. Locke.
"Read not to contradict or confute. nor
to believe AMI take for granted. nor to
lind talk and discourse, but to weigh and
consider Bacon.
In this necessarily sketchy outline of
the various departments that go to make
up great newspaper of the present day,
much has been left to be inferred. Such
papers as are being produced day by day
I'm the large cities of the country are
outgrowths OF the national life. They are
natural products Of peacefulness. How
ever bellcose the spirit Of the editorial
columns may he. the paper of the present
day, in it's entirety, speaks in no uncer-
tain tones of encouragement for all
things that make for industrial develop
ment.
Sometimes criticisms are leveled at the
size of the modern newspaper, particu-
larly the Sunday issues. Such criticisms
are of the shallowest kind. 1t is not to
he presumed that any one visiting
large dry goods house in this or other
cities visits every department therein.
The shopper inspects mainly the articles
Of which she is in search, shopping by
arrest her attention. Patrons of restau-
rants do not attempt to gorge themselves
with all the dishes on the menu, and it is
precisely the same with readers of news
papers. No one who is wise will attempt
to devour the entire sheet. But editors
we'll understand that variety must be
The herald., 1897-11-21
GRINDING OUT NEWS
All the Activities Of Life Being
Recorded in the Dawning Hours

The stereotyping department is situ-
ated in the basement. and is reached
from the composing room by d
stairway to the hallway in the
rear of the business office. There
few steps lead down to an inner
courtyard, shared in common by the oc-
cupants of the business blocks, and from
the same hallway another stairway leads
down to the stereotyping and press
rooms.
The basement is 50 feet by 40, and
forms an immense apartment with
eleven-foot ceilings and that is we'll
lighted. At the rear end a portion of the
space. has been partitioned off and serves
as a stereotyping room
The flooring of this room is Of No. Is
boiler iron, and here only is any use
made of power other than electric. The
heating radiators stationed In all the de-
partments and the steam tables in the
stereotyping room are supplied with
steam heat by The Herald's old boilers,
but In all else electricity is used.
The last form, when 1t is brought down
in the elvator about $3.50, Is rushed into
the stereotyping room and mould OF
matrix taken in papier- 1t is
then placed on the steam table to dry;
the matrix is placed in the castngbo
and metal casting made. The latter Is
The herald., 1897-11-21

staff Of printers to go to work. there
were four lnotypes set up and ready TO
be used in setting up the paper for Mon
day
The following are the names of the
several firms that have supplied the
fittings for the new building:
Niles Pease mattings and inoleums: Mey-
berg, Bros. the gas chandeliers: floor stain
ing, etc. 7. Marshall; exterior and inter-
ior signs, Drom.old: press foundations
and carpenter work, Crawford Bros; iron
floor for the stereotyping room, Baker
Iron works: putting in the elevator, Fulton
Engine company; shafting and betting for
machinery. Frank NJ Howe.
Fittings for the electric lights Los An
seles Electric company: wires for con-
veying electric energy, Los Angeles Rail-
way company: installing three Eddy mo-
tors, NJ. p. Thye: installing the int ror
telephone service. NJ. II. Thorne: installing
the city telephone, Bell Telephone COM
pany: radiators and pipe connections for
steam heating, Crane Company.