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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Gas uerbanenikuoae Qel tament,
gtad ben1 Gnsiden.
Nad Dem Gnsliidcn.
6orteB I'm a.

,,&ein Menid Ioa etpas baoor ere
fobren. ielblt mein Sruoer niht, pers
fiherte lie. ,.oieie beimlihe Gbe, bon
Der Nienano weib, miro pie cine Srr=
itens i'm Seenreihe iein."
gin oieIem beiteren S%unimoraen be-
fblid tein 3meifel ibre Seele. Gr
belt es fir bas @eratbenfe, 81 beira=
then, oamit ibnt Der 5rolt ibrer iltBel
Mabe uno oas gepuBtieiu ibrer rei6en
2iebe Itdrfeno sur Settle ltiinoeti. inb
ie alaubte ibm 10 am leiAteiten ben
S6mers Der gnttdulhung, bic ia
unabdnoerlib ipie cine biiltere Wolte
iein 9eben beIbatten mubte. traaen al
belfsn. Wie Qeia9t. es triibte tein
3weiiel ibre Seele - lie waren jung.
liebesriiiat. boffnun9sieli9 uno iiird=
teten Die 3utunit. Die 10 ountel fir lie
puroe, ieineu Nu9enblif. sic Ihie=
ben unter 2dheln, Giihen uno 5brd=
men, inoem lie liA INNER mieoerbolten.
baB es nidt auf LANCE wdre-oer i!ini-
tno3wansi9lte 9lueut mubte balo
berantommen. Die piloen Stolen
pintten freunolid, Die Spacintben
fbiittelten leiie ibre 8lofen. Der SOms
merluino f~liilterte in ben 3mei9en. Eno
Die 86gel ihienen 2ieoer bon unoera
weltlider 2iebe uno SoffnunS ansu=
ftilnmen.
so i6ieoen iie. uno Mar0arita
gpenel flebte, pdbreno lie Die bobe 8e=
italt ibres Geliebten i'm Sifibt Der
Sdume perlhlpiuoen iab. nit gum
Gonnenbimmel 9e~wenoetem @ntlib nm
bic Strait. ibn 81 lieben, iple ME ein
@eib supor ben Mann ibres Sersens
seliebt bate.
Sas 2eben Der meiiten Meni6en
perfolat perI1ieoene 3wefe," ia9te lie
Dor lih bin, has meiue fol nur einem
einsl9en. as,pibmet iein." uno lie
belt i'm ipateren Seben nit fur6tbarer
Ye6arrli6teit ibr Wort.
9abp Sapenant beDbahtete al oielem
Sage mebrmals nit Grltaunen ben bel=
teren 4usoruf uno oas wunoerbare
2i6t auf benz i60nen @ntliB ibrer Grs
sieberin = es mar oas Geu6ten zines
bsiligsn, eolen @ntI6luhes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
II.

Sds 9eben in Der biibIheu, fleinen
TiNa bel Marpstb mar monnia wie
cine lieblide SOmmer.S oplle perfloIien.
..Wsnn ib fortan in meinem aor=
gen 2ebsn teinen oliidlihen Sua mebr
BADEN iolte." duBerte Soro Gpleltone
zines Sa9es AT ieiner Satin. ,.io
oiirite i6 MIDI bennph mht betlaasn,
oenn i6 babe oersn Ihon unenolih
Uiele perlsbt."
Der einsiae Shatten. ,penn man es
10 nennen oarf. mar fir i'm oas See
wnBtIein. oab or Waradrita nod
INNER oas @eheimniB oes Seliamentes
p0rsntbielt. SItmals iebte er lib nit
Dem ieten @orIobe. ibr Naes gu laaen.
81 ibr. fonnte iih oann absr INNER
nibt oasu entidlieBen. @uBte er ond
bsreits. oaB Die uubsltimmts Nbnuna.
BAH lie lhm auf iraeno cine @eiie al
ieinem Slide hinoerli6 oepeIen lei. Die
6urht ibm cine 2ait 81 iein. uno Die
Sorae. oa6 er. nm ieiner 2iebe millen
9roBe Spfer aebrabt bate. lie ~folter-
ten. sic bate Elm sartes gmpiinoen
fir Naes, mas i'm betraf. uno er 'a9ts
Iih. oaB. wenn INNER er i1r Die Selta=
mentsclauiel mittbeilte. lie al jeoer
3sit barber iebr unaliiflib iein miirbe.
60 bel6loB er wieoerum, oariiber al
idwsissn, m0alidermsiie braudte iie
ia ME etipas oabOn 81 erfabren ober
penisliens erit oaitn. rpenn 3eit uno
N%usoauer ibm ielblt 81 6usm 10 be-
beutsnoen Serm6gen perbolfen batten,
oaB er ibr ladeno oapOn iprs9sn
tonnte.
,,Wtag iie 10 lanae aIs m6elid 9liid=
LID iein. sebe Soft. oab lie es auf
INNER if!" ia9te er gu lid; ,.our6
mid iol iie ME etpas iiber oas Sslta=
msnt b0ren."
Wsnn sr iid in ipdteren Sabren
iiber iein 3ouosrn Sorwiiris ma6te,
~berubi8te er li1 INNER ourd ben 8e-
banten. oaB sr nur nm ibretmiQen,
neil er wubte. wie 9eiiiblpol lie mar
uno wie unalitdlid iie iiber bic Spisr,
bic er ieinsr 2iebe aebraht bate. iein
miiroe, 0eibpieaen bate. Sp perlebs
ten Tie alIo einen isbr aliifliben Serblt
unb @inter. Ser Eriiblina brahte
cine iebr 9robe @erGnoeruna. Die
Gsute ,Onntsn ii4 susrit lbsr ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22

.,Warun freuit Su DID 10 oarilber.
Dab MiB Cameron auf WaltOn bleibcn
tpia?" perieBte Waraaritu.
.Sas peib i1 Ielblt ni6t re1t, aber
es 1T mir Elm an9enebmer 8eoante.
grltens 1T es in 9ewihem Slime ibre
Seimatb, uno oa ib bod ni6t bort
leben tann, finoe ih es am Oerlidnoi8s
item, tuenn lie es tbut. ueberOies
nebme i6 an, oab lie auf ben Srt nlebr
Sor9falt. als eiu 6remoer perpenoen
miro. Sas 1T N0es. Sod neil, i'd
babe nod eiilen anoern 8runo. Weun
WFiB Cameron bort blsibt, ipare ih bic
Wii6e. mid mad einem anoeren pGh=
ter umsuieben. SEPT meiBt gu ole
Sews9sriinoe 81 melner Jreuoe."
sic idlans i9rsn liebtoisnoen Grn
UNI ieinen Sals.
,,Sdltlt Su es mirtlih fir eans lln=
m0alid. IQan, oab mir bort leben?''
fra9te lie.
,Sa, poltdnbig. meiu 2ieblin9.
gSir tOnnen peoer araenblidlih. nod
auf Sabre binaus oaran oenten. bort
81 leben. SD boffe. oab Die 3eittom=
men miro, no id mein iiiBes 8eib in
tire eigentlihe Seimatb ilbreu fam,
aber fir iebt lit ss unmOgli6."
..Maolt Oh Wib Cameron germ.
Naan?" fra9te lie oaraui uno nei9te
ibr aliibenoes @ntlib iiber i'm.
,,Wslde Graas! Sa. i'd mag lie iebr
germ. Sic 1T iebr bibia. iebr annls
tbiS uno gebiloet - our9 uno ourd
tine Qriltotratin."
,,@enn gu iie aebsiratbet bdttslt.
oann lebtet Oh nun auf WaltOn,' -
ia9te iie traurig.
2oro Gplsltone nurbe etuas unge=
ouloia.
,.Waraarita, ib linoe. es unrebt
bon Dir, oab Oh immer in oisier
WeiIe al mir Iprihf. Oh muBt bod
am bciten wiien. oaB id Sieienise
beiratbete. Die i9 nirtlih liebte = oas
@eib: bas mir tbeurer als bic 9au3s
Welt, ia tbeurer als mein ei9enes
Geben lit. Warum oerlebelt Su mid
INNER nit iolhen NeuBerungen.
Sic tiiBte feline bobe Stirn, auI
tuelhe bic taitanisnbrmInen 2ofen nie=
oerfielen, uno feline po0en 2ippen.
..Sas 1T 10 rsdt Der 6rauen glrt. q
meinte er; lie idlagen erit @unoen.
I'M lie oann ihnel gu beilen."
sic itano nun nebsn ibm. ibre
peiben Sdnbe itrihen sartlia iiber
feline oidten 2ofen.
ALLAN. id CLAUDE. Oh fannit ME
alnen unb be0reifen. pas ib iiible.
SD bin felt bon Seinsr 2isbe iiber-
seu9t uno ipeiB an belteu. wie innig ih
did ipieoer liebe. uno oennoh babe ih
INNER oas 8efiibl, als bate ib midi
suil hen Did uno Sein 2~ebenseliif
s%eordn9t. als trennte id Did bon oell
ihOniien Sbeile Selnes Saieins. Oh
perltebit mid ni1t, uno meme @orts
perltimmen Did nrr. Seine 2iebe
fir mid lit Dir tbeuer su lteben 0e=
tommen-0u bait gles fir mid bin=
geaeben."
.,@iiroelt Oh ebsnio 81 mir iprs=
diem, Mar9arita, wenn mir oas Ger=
m0gen niht entAangen pdre?"
,,Nein." antportete iie bsoddtia.
,tuabrideinlih nibt."
..Wern mir gsioe jebt in msinem
Sieblinas9emah. benz tleinen Salon,
auf Waltoncourt suiammenilBen. Sers=
blatt, niiroeit Ou mir Damn arh ia9en.
oaB meme Sisbe mir tbeuer si ltsberl
gctommeu ili2"
..Nein." Dsriebte lie. has CLAUDE
ib niht."
SO oarfIt Oh es aud isbt nidt
tbun. @enn td Gid ME aeiehen
bate. ia. iuenn Su ME aebpren mdrelt.
10 bate ih Qans oaiIslbe ShifIal 9e=
habt. bas SsrmO9en wdre mir oenuot
oerlcren 0e9nll0en."
,.Nber menn On mid MD! oeliebt
bdtteIt. wliroeit Oh oielsi6t WtiB
Cameron Sein Ser, 9eiaentt laben.''
bsbarrte lie.
The herald., 1898-12-13

BUTTER-Extra local Bounce squares
6oa62lsc fancy creamery, northern; nor ,rise s2-oz
Oh EES ESE-Martin's New York cheddars.
per H., 14c; eastern full cream, per pound,
l4ac; California half cream, per lb., 12tac;
coas, full cream, per lb., 1870; California
Downey or Anchor, per lb., l4Iac; do Young
America, per h.. 15l2c; do. Bib. hand, per
ib: 16l2c; domestic Swiss, per h.. iSW20c:
EGGS-Fresh eastern or California. ESQ
30e per dozen; cas- tern storage, 20g26c.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, 4.o045. 20 !;
young roosters, 4.5oM5.50; old roosters, 400
@4.5o; broilers, 2J0etS.25;; fryers, 3.5oa4.oo;
15MlGc; geese, apiece, 7oc41 90.
POTATOES -Burbaniss 95c@1.1o; Eariy
Rose. aacml 10; swees. new, 1.oOmi %.
cabbsse per 1cS lbs s7s sT @ iSi Iys psf
100 lips., S5c; chiles dry, string. S0d9oc; Mex
lean per lb., soc; green. per H., &c; gar
lie. safe; onions, s5m&c: do. green, per
parsnips, 95c@1.0o; cucumbers, 9ocQ1.00
RAISlNS-Fancy clusters, 20-lb boxes
200; 4-crown L. J.. clusters, 1.7o; S-crown
per lb. 3lac; 3-crown, loose in sacks, per lb.,
LiVissToCK-P lb.: Beeves. 2s4@4c;
per poss ew osp SSS psa eaVes nes per- G 1b aeep
DRESSED MEATS-Ali per lb.: Reef,
No. !. &c; No. 2. 6Hc; hind quarters, No. !.
&c: hind quarters. No. 2. S1e;. ribs Of beef
pork loins, Dye; legs of pork. SIC; pork
spare ribs, 4c: pork tenderloins. 15c
HONEY AND BEESWAX-Honey In
comb, 10G12c; beeswax. 20q25o per lb.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pink, $50;
Lima, 400; Lady Washington. 2.50; small
white, 2.S0; green field peas, 2.70Q3O 90; black
eyed beans. 800; garvancos, 4.000s4 450; len
tis. imported. 7,0OQS.O0; lentils, California.
3.5014.0O.
LARD-Rex pure leaf tierces, lei spe-
cial kettle rendered lard. 7Ac. AZ -t
I. CURED MEATS-Best hams, 9A@10c:
No. 2, SAc; picnic hams. 6lsc; select mild
cure, 9c; fancy breakfast bacon. lQiz4c: dried
The herald., 1898-12-13

beef. 13c; smoked tongues 5Uc; dry salt
clear bellies. 1920 av. sA@81kc; dry salt
clears, 35-40 av., Tzc: salt clear backs, 6ssc.
TALLOW-Per d., 21xQ3c.
NUTS-Walluts Los Angeles 8gShc; pa
per shells, 160l7c; hardshell, 10112c; pecans,
l0Gi2c; filberts, 11G121ac; Brazils, l0q11c !;
pinons, glD11o; peanuts. eastern, raw, 6ix1
7c; roasted, s1x8sc; California. raw, 4a5c
rCsfFiiRst afFTRttsF gigs qF!SSu1rs-valencias. 175a,. 80
per box; fancy seedlings, 1.00al so; lemons.
cured, 3.60d35e; green lemons, 1.0OdD1. so.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sun dried,
sacks, per h.. 5XQ6c; evaporated, fancy,
sql2c; apricets, new, lie; choice. 6qsc
peaches, fancy, unpeeled, 9d12c pears fan:
cy evaporated, 9ef1oc plums, pit ted, choice,
9p10c; prunes, choice, boxed. 6lJ9c sacked.
7dSc dates, 7ixGI9c; silver prunes, choice,
sack 71hlISc; boxes, 9ql10c; figs, California
white, per h. 60I7c; California black, per
lb sH5hc; California fancy, per h.. 1OQti2c
imported Smyrna. 12hQ16c.
HAY-Wheat, per ton, IS. o0d20 90; barley,
10. .OO0I2e. 90; oat, i7.00@2000; alfalfa, baled.
II. 50II30O; loose, 1900.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 1, 150; No. 2, -:
corn. small yellow, 1.25; large yellow. Lis;
barley common, 1.30.
MILLSTUFFS-Flour. local mills, 4.2O
per bbl.; Stockton brands, 435; Oregon A. 10;
eastern, 500I625; shorts. ton. local. 90 90;
rolled barley, per 100 lbs, 130; cracked corn,
per 1OO lbs, 1.15; feed meal, per 100 lbs, l. 20;
bran, per ton, 1000: graham per 100 lbs,
210.
HIDES-Dry, sound 14c do kip. 1olsc
do. calf, 18lAc; bulls, 61ac: sheepskins 40
6Ec.
The herald., 1898-12-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Dealings and Prices OF
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Wheat-In-
active; May, 1.16A
Barley-Quiet; December, 1.S4l2; May,
1.291a.
Corn-Large yellow. 1O71.@1.lO
Flour.Family extras, 4l544.2'; bakers
shipping. 1lsat for No. I; i5@
l.isi. for choice; milling. i.2eal 22i2
bariey--Feod L.'l2ql.s2,2; brewing. l.S'
etl.G
oats roor to fair. l25uls2: good 10
cnoice l..,u'.2,l2; Fancy fvri. i.su; gray.
2It, 20: iniIlius .s.tl 30; Sil PRISE 3,,,,,
Leg: red, 1.4Uall.5O; black. 1.6Upl.7O.
Millstuffs-M Mitdiings. ls0o@2l.oo per ton;
bran. 16.00Ml7.00
observation-disclosures, 5Od75c per Genital;
green peas, 50on7O0 per sack; string beans,
:; tomatoes, 25MS5c.
Hay-Wheat, l3.5ONfl8.o0; wheat and oat,
l5 50Gl1G.50 alfalfa, II l.0t0D12.50; barley, LOO
ft14.O0.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 50ei65c River Bur-
banks, 40dI6Oc; Salinas Burbanks, 75cGDl. iO
sweet, 65c6t1. 25.
Dry Beans-Pink 2.0D@210 per cental
Lima, S25a3.S5; small white, 2150p2.25; large
white, 1.SJ6f1 95.
Fresh Fruit-Strawberries, S.0Od9.OO per
chest; cranberries. S.00Q9o0; apples 4Oc
M1.00.
Citrus Fruits--Navel oranges, 2.0Oa .OO;
Mexican lines. repack, 3.o0Gy400: common
California lemons, 1CO@l.50; choice, 2.o0a
$50
Eggs California, 34GS5c; cold storage, 81
GI23c per dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2s029c per lb. {;
do. seconds, 26mSSe; fancy, dairy; 24a25c !;
old roostors, i00645O dozen; young roost-
ers, 4.00ef5.50 small broilers, 3.G0G350; large
broilers, S50t4.G0; flyers. 3.500400: hens.
s.50dli00; old ducks, 40c@5.00; geese, 1.25Q
!.so pair; old pigeons. 1..o young pigeons.
LEO I1.I1
The herald., 1898-12-13
Bond Sales for November

The bond sales reported by the New York
Bond Buyer as occurring during November
are the sales Of the three weeks subsequent
to the congressional election OF November
s. The increase in volume during this short
period over the full months OF October anu
September illustrate the difference between
the depression preceding and the great con
fidence following the elections.
The total sales for the month aggregate
l62 in number Of original offers by l22 diff
ferent bidders to the sum OF $40. .23l no. We
have been led to anticipate stilR larger
total than this, but it is sufficiently large
by comparison with months previous to
elections during the past two years to en-
phasize the fact that confidence has been
completely restored. alflg
The sales for November, 1897, amounted
The United States minister to Haiti
to $33, 705,7l4.
The herald., 1898-12-13
American Capital in Haiti

The United States minister to Haiti,
Mr.. Powell, has sent the department of
state, under date OF November u, 1898.
the following:
American capital is about to seek en-
trance into Haiti to develop its resources
A company is being formed, under charter
OF the state of New jersey, to construct ar
tesian wells and supply water in various
localities. Another company proposes to
utilize the native cabinet woods, which are
susceptible of very high polish, in exporta-
tion to the United States and in the manu-
facture of furniture. 1t viii operate under
q charter granted by the state OF New
York. Another syndicate is being organ
lied to build a railroad to open up the
northern part of the republic. The gov
eminent is aiding these enterprises with
the means it has in its power. 1t is, [
understand. the desire of the government
to induce American capital to invest here.
and assist in developing the unknown re-
sources of the country
The herald., 1898-12-13
Redondo Ripples

REDONDO, Dec. y The schooner South
Coast arrived in port yesterday from Eu-
rcka aud began discharsTSg her cargc' ol
lumber at thc south Whaif. She has I:F ,0OJ
ieet OF redwood for the Redondo Lumber
company.
Edna l.. Seton of Santa Barbara regis
tered at the Hotel Redondo yesterday.
The steamer Corona stopped here on her
way north yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. H. Mathews of Los An.
geles are spending week at Redondo.
Sunday was lively day among the
anglers. There were number OF sportsmen
down from Los Angeles and several re-
turned with good strings of fish.
Miss Alice j Stevens of Los Angeles was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Hotel
Redondo.
Charles II. Norris of Fresno, who has
been visiting for the past week with his
brother, Waldo r. Norris, at the hotel, re
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Nj. IL. Pettinger of Los Angeles is
visiting with friends at Redondo.
The herald., 1898-12-13
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS
A MYSTERIOUS PURCHASE OF
REDWOOD TIES
Destined to the Rio Grande Western
at Salt Lake City.
Notes

The local railway men are much interested
in the news that the Rio Grande Western
has put orders for five hundred thousand
redwood ties on this coast, some of which
will be furnished by San Pedro lumber men.
The ties are ordered to be shipped to Salt
Lake City via the Southern Pacific. The
significant part of this order is that red
wood ties are used largely for railway con
struction on the desert and and plains, while
oak ties are used for mountain railway build
ing. The redwood tie lasts much better
than the oak on the hot sands, and by the
use of tle-plate is more lasting, the average
life being fifteen years. The Rio Grande
Western people, it is known, are not the
ones who are building from Milford this
way, and as 500, 900 ties will lay great many
miles of track, their destination is produc-
tive of much speculation. The only long
piece of construction that this line could
well have in view is thought to be branch
to this city. 1t now looks as if there would
be race between several of the larger rail
way companies to fill the gap between Los
Angeles and Salt Lake, and the Rio Grande
Western may have decided to enter for the
contest, or it may simply be covering up the
tracks of the Southern Pacific.
NOTES OF TRACK AND TIE
During the next thirty days the Santa Fe
company will receive new locomotives at
the rate of one day from the Baldwin and
Dickson companies.
Chief Engineer +. T. Perris of the Santa
Fe-Pacfic has gone to Lakeview to put the
finishing touches on the branch to that place
from the Southern California.
Oranges are still going east as fast as the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe can furnish
cars to shippers.
Contracting Freight Agent w. j. McDon-
aid of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
road is in the city looking after orange ship
ments via his line. General Superintend-
cnt Garfield of the same line is also in the
city.
The annual distribution of PASSES by the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe lines is now
under way. There will be considerable of
a cut-down in the number given this year
over that of last.
The herald., 1898-12-13
INSURANCE Notes

The San Francisco News Letter says:
Alfred Stillman Of the board Of fire un-
defwriters, Z. 3. Edwards of the Man
chester and ]. G. Conrad have returned
from recent visits to New York
G. w. Harrison is the new insurance com
missioner OF North Dakota. 1t is reported
that ~ ~. Dearth will be reappointed in
Minnesota. Jefferson Johnson was thought
to have good chance OF retaining the
eommissionefship in Texas but the claims
of politicians have made. it uncertain.
The. supreme court of Pennsylvania in
the case Of Dusenbcrly VS.. Mutual Life Of
New York has decided recently that a
.nlarMed woman could assign a life insurance
policy Of which she was the beneficiary as
The herald., 1898-12-13
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Stocks made very
material progress today in the present up
,d, maru me miovemeni and left of bnoyant, with
one 10 three points, while this rise was
exceeded IN many less prominent issues.
notably not Pullman, Third avenue and Flee
day IN stocks and bonds were on an enor-
NOUS, scale, Immense blocks of securities
enanglng hands at rising figures. Early
qnu,a I'nuGnn ions were m strong sympathy with
tonuoh Where there was q scramble for
STOCKS even after the closing there of the
new account. which opens tomorrow Com
mission houses were in receipt of many Or
ders to buy at the market, and the volume
OF bus mess offset frequent efforts TO de-
press values. Reports of traffic earnings
Tor ,,e tne nrso week in December were al
iiJst haia uiii,ormiy favorable. as were several
nelated November statements of gross
earnings An incident exertinge favorable
effect was the receipt of over So 900 09O in
gold from France and London. The i'm
nense oemand for bonds. in which the
transactions reached over IS, ,O00. COO. exert
ed q favorable influence in stocks. as did a
fbdnasney 70 dseonny January dividend DIS
actions OF l5O,Ooo shares, went up four
points. The heavy purchases were made
by brokers identified with prominent in
tetests e ana active In other properties. The
gers was Interpreted favorably High
priced investment stocks, like the gran
gers, gers Great Northern preferred, New Ha-
N ci anu i'"i 'iofu, ana Albany and SuSQue-
mamma, rose sharply. Excepting Sugar, the
lndustrials tended upward. The coalers,
on the favorable trade outlook, were con,
spfcuous for advances. The Pacifics were
strong with The rest of the market, North
ern Pacific overcoming the early heaviness
uue 70 Inc reports that he company IA
vored extensions in.o Oregon Navigation
company's territory
The market for bonds was one of the
s.rongesmt and mos, active of the year.
there being many advances of po.nt or
more. A renewal of foreign buying on n
considerable scale was noticeabie. Atchi
son issues expanded and great many 9th
er noteworthy gains Were chronicled. III,
AGO, COO W ~ W.
United States new fours. the old fours
coupon, and the fves, registered, advanced
Is in the bid prices. - r -
The herald., 1898-12-13
Interpretations
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
(Daily Statement.)

T. (Dafly Sta atement.)
John Cries to Anna NJ Spence-Part
lots c, ID and ii, Temple & Gibson
trt. ! yr, II per cent. 81. 400
}. Walter Elliott to Anna NJ Spence
Lot 2S, Maple Ave. trt, yr, 10 per
Margareth Won der Kuhlen and c. w.
von der Kuhlen to Ger. Amer Saw.
Bk--Lot IL, blk Y, Also trt, also
part blk Y, said trt, yrs. per
Charles Henry Gish to Hanford H.
Gordon-Part Ro. Los Coyotes, S
Yrs, II per cent .::.................... $500
g. $. Beckwith to Henry A. Dunham
In Ro. Santa Gertrudes. being part
OF Ireian trt, yrs, s per cent. 1000
Stella ii. Reymert, Theo d. Reymert
to Mary Il. Fife--Lot 8, blk 10, Ra-
mona: Feb. Z, 1900, II per cent?. 1000
Bette ID. Anderson, j. A. Anderson to
Romano l.. Wade--Lots Z, 8, l3 to
10. H. u, 10. blk 27 of S. u of w,
End University Add. / yr, II per
j. r.. ums,ed to John r. Jones-i,ot
TO- blk 0, w. l.. A., yr, II per cent c.0O0
Ten mortgages under $1,000 ..... 3,7Ci
Total Observation-Disclosures. S24 3e4
The herald., 1898-12-13
LONG BEACH
Board of Trade Organized-Alamitos
Library Association

LONG BEACH, Dec. ia large meet
lug of residents was held in the city hall
Thursday evening and board of trade or
ganized by the election of the following of
Gcers: p. L. Hatch, president; w. W.
Lowe, vice president; A. M. Goodhue, sec
retary, and c. j. Walker, treasurer.
At an adjourned meeting of the board
held next evening the organization was per-
fected by the adoption of constitutionand
a code of bylaws. c. o. Tucker, d. s.
Norton, H. NJ. Sill and William Schilling
were elected as additional vice presidents.
\ board of directors, consisting of all the
officers except the treasurer. with b. l..
Beurland and j. c. Dunn added, was also
elected.
The annual election Of officers Of the Ala
mitos Library association was held Oh
Wednesday evening The following are
the names of those elected: Mrs. NJ. +.
Shaw, president (re-elected); Mrs. Lowe,
vice president; Mrs. Black, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Wilson, treasurer (re-elected) ;
Miss Emma Shaw, secretary (re-elected)
The association decided, to give banquet
TO the old officers as mark of their appre-
ciation for their efficient work during their
terms of office.
A union missionary meeting of the
churches will be held on. Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr..
Case, superintendent Of the Spanish mis-
sions, will preach at 7:3e p. m, and Seno-
rita Ortega will sing. Rev. Mr.. Case will
also preach and the senorita will sing at the
Ii o'clock morning service at the Congre-
gational church.
John Rogers and wife, who have been on
an extended visit in Oregon and Washing
ton, have returned home.
Mrs. Eliza L. Obear, who died in Los An
geles on Wednesday, was the mother of
Mrs. s. G. Long of this place. The inter
ment will take place at St. Louis.
The herald., 1898-12-13
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