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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

0ereintete Staatett.
Cgt Q6trG9li4 d.

I'm 8. Sesember itarb in SD'
erspiae Serr Sobaun Sir nab LANCER
SrantbeIt. 0erielbe mar aus Dem
2urembur0iIten gebiirti9 uno lam IN
Sabre l848 mad 2urembur9 in Su1
buous Gpuntp. gr heirat6ete am Ia.
februor 1858 6rI. Wtaria Inra Sel=
berger uno iisoslte 1865 init ieirler Sas
mile nod 9perspule iiber. Bon Sanos
pert mar 9tir elm Wiiler uno arbsltete
uls FOLDER in usrIaisoenen Wtii1len in
Dubuque uno SeIamure @ountp. Den
gerTurbenen iiberIsben ieine Satin
uno bic Sinoer: Sobann Dr., Ipo'
tbeter in atlep, So. /; Midael, in
Union, So; Nnua, iebt 5rau g8an=
berI6eio in Dubuque; 6rau @ilbelm
Srieomauu bon Wcii superior, Wis.;
SoIepb g., Sutharina. .Grau Der
monn Weper, YbilOmina, Trau Sos
iepb MeDer, Mar9aretba, 5rau 8eor9
Gublp unb SRI. GGcilia, tpel9e alle
in Sperspille wObnen. r. l. Z.
@ir beri4tetsn in oerh. @OAe:
Don GperSpiUe Gus buben bic 9srrerl
GruIt SteIjeu, geter Wiltgeu ulo Deter
Welder cirlc 9teiie mad Der alten Seimatb
i'm Qurembur9ii6en on8etreten.
Gieie Iaari3t 1T gu Uerbenern iple
fOl9t:
GIN s. Ge,ember reiiten fol9enoe
9~erIouen BON 9persoille nah europa
al: 9eter @elI6er BON Sberfeulen,
GrnIt SteIIeu BON Sberfeulen ilno
Maria Wler0en bon Sberieulen. Dice
ielben reiiten AM 10. 9eSember nit
ga 8asco9ne" na9 Saore uno bon
bort na1 %2uTemburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Hus Dem Goants uno Der Wa9bar:
i9ait.

- gu Sperspias lit cine gepeauno
I'M Gan9e, wel6e ben 3pef bat, cine
6air=@eiellihaft al Stunoe gu "brin9en.
Sic gerpsauna bat als Yrdiioentsr
Serrn S. s. Clint uno Germ S. $.
&llntner als Setretdr, unS finoet Nl,=
tlan9.
= 81 Yreoa. So.. itarb Serr Sie=
%Ientbaler, luel1er lriller in SDerspille
lpDbnte.
- Der SDerspile 3lueia bss &atbo.
liiden SOriteroroens bat bic folsenoeu
Seamten in leiner 8erlammlun9 am z.
SeSember erm0blt:
Gbiei otonger-S. $. Senfboii;
&iceeGblef Rau9er- Sranf Ste9er;
Sat Gbief 9tou9er-W. Callahan;
@eiltli1er Sibrer-Nep. u. y. Seer;
Gecorb. SefretGr-S. s.. Wtanlep;
Silanss SetretGr-S. q. S9ueiber;
S6aemeilter-E. s. Shemmel;
Seiior @ouolctor-Senrp Berger;
Su1ior 6oubuctor-9it. sid, IT,;
.sSnAere WaGe-Senrp lSilbelm;
sleuBere &a6e-So6n Sloter;
Sernalter-Eeter @igsius; Or. %. q,
Meis; Is. y. 0eppe;
l~luterlu6uu9s aerste-Sr. s. q. Sump.
mann; Or. s. u. Mueaer;
6ranfeHcomite, Sperspiue Oiitrift-S. 9.
@eber 8. Milbelm 4. 3. Seppe;
petersburg Oiitrift-@eor9e arapH;
Nep Sienna Siltrift-T. IS. 8loitermoun
Wortblngton Oiltrttt-Sbeobor S6em=
mel.
- I'm 2 nbr Sienstaa Mor9en
perfl. Wo1e wuroe Sanesbiae. Ssa.,
ourG Elm 5suer beimgsiudt, welbes
iieben @ebauben einGiherte uno einen
Yerlult BON $l2. 900 bsruriabte. ga
Die Staot nibt Die aerlngite 20Idappa-
rate bat, 10 mar feline Silie gu baben.
- Ser ioebtn eri9ienene 81. Sab
resberidt Der Observation-Disclosures
oes Staates Soma entbalt Die Yeri6te
bon 80 G%Dmpa9nien, oeren Yabnen
ben Stdat our6treuSen. Dem geri1i
sufolae baben Die bon Noroen mad
Siioen lauienoen 8abnen, Die in fritz
heren Sabren als perfeblte unterneD=
men beSeihnet puroen, i'm perholsnsu
8ei1dftsjabre beoeutenoe Sortihritte
gu perSeibuen, wie iiberbaupt Der 8e=
ibdftssans bel allen Yabnen Elm gins
ltigerer ae,peien, oils i'm YOriaDre.
3ebn YabngeIeaidaftsn babsn in 1898
ins9eiammt $50. los mebr Staatsite ellis
ern entridtet. ole i'm Sabre 1897. Saa
8eiplm=GOnto, lpeldes iib in 1897
auf S34, 628, 0l9 belief ltieg i'm per=
floienen 8eiaditsjabre auf $38, 266.
446, oas lit cine 3unabme bon 49,
638, 427. Was Den Yau reuer ya9n=
ftreten anbelan9t. muroeu insgeiammi
8sleiie in Der &dnSe bon nur 81 Mei=
len gsle9t. Sic 3abl Der glnaeIteaten
muroe nm 1919 Wtann perltdrtt uno
Die 3abliIte weilt cine 3unabme pvr
81. 1913, 449 auf. SIM Sabre 1898
baben Gle yabnseIeuihoiten I'M 6ra6t.
pertsbr cine beOeutenoe 3unabme Al
beri6ten. inoem uGmli6 746, 466 Sons
men mebr 6raht in Solua bef6roert
lpuroen, als i'm Sorjabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
S%eioi.oere Sfrrtcn fir bic Jeicrtase
bel 3. y. S6ulrr.

ollie bic beri6isoenen 9lbtbsilunaen
in unierem Store limb reidlih nit
Wdaren Oerieben uno mir MAIDEN bic
mOali6t nieorigen Breiie auf alien
Waaren. unterlaIen Sic es ui9t.
bel Sbren Gintdufen fir bic Seierta9s
bel ms pOrSuipre6eu. Seben Sic ii6
elnmal unlere berrli9sn Sleioernaaren
uno uniere gBinteri6ube unO Stiefeln
an. lille g8aaren lino niht nur BON
Der beiten Gualltdt, ionoern mir bieten
Sbnen oieielben gu Prsiiell, iuel1e sic
talt gum Saufeu 3mingen.
8. .. g d Ter,
672 WainsS trabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Sic Bee Brand Gnmites

baben ieBt ibre tOpograpbiiden 4rbei-
ten bsenOet. gu Seutid: Iie baben an
Srt uno STEELE ben 2auf Der @ouler
Greet in augenidein 9enommen. Oils
nddlter S9ritt puroe bei6lOiien baB
man li6 bon einem ridt intereilirten
Sn9enieur einen Ylan porle9en laiie
iolpObl iiber bic grbeiten uno Soften,
luel6e cine 2eitung oes Waiiers nah
Dem NOroen bin in ben WaQuoteta Bad
als aud bic cine 2eitun9 na6 benz
SilOen bin lin ben Safe peOita) Derurs
laden perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Serr Snaanm &leinimmiot

bat einen nellen 8rocsrp Store al, Der
Gfe Der IA. uno GlaD=S traBe erDifnet.
IN iuelhem er cine p%ollitdnbi9e Nuswabl
BON allen eini6ld9i9en Waaren balt.
pel6e or 81 mOaliAlt bili9en Preiien
ieilbietet. Seoermann 1T aui oas
6reunolidite eriu6t pOrSuipreden.
Nnr vor3a8liHe @aarsn iiuo Oorratbi9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
&coa3irtc 5aBrpreiic fir @cibnad>
ten mno Ncnialr.

Sie Nifel plate:@abu pirb ON 49,, "a,
25., 26., 80. unb 81. DECEMBER 1898 ulb an,
/. NIB 2. Sanuar 1899 gilettc gum Ereiie
ciner Sobrt unb ell orittel fiir Die Runbretle
mad irgeno einem Punfte ibrcr Sabu per=
%fotien, sur Niidfabrt bis gum 3. Saniar
1899 9illttg. Mon l6reibe OH Z. y. Solas
ban, Gen. sN9t., III IoamSs StraBe, Chi
ca9o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Scr budw. Gatcr Snlepb Srcrlct
0ei6aftsfabrcr.

9farrer Der ct. SOiepb's=&irde gu Sn=
DEPENDENCE. Sa., bat Ieiner @emeinot
tilrslih ben lelr ermunternoen Seriht
oOr9eleet, in pel6em er mittbeilt, bal
Der lelle Sbulbau, pelder al oit
$4,000 ~tOltete. bsreits besablt 1T. 90
bieie Shule SO S9iiler sdblt, 10 lit Del
@emeinOe uno benz eifrlgen SeeliOrsel
fir oiele 9situng auf oas @drmlte 81
9ratuliren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Scimfcbrrnoe Stu0eutcn

tGnnen fir bic 6eittagc, bel Sorsei9eu Der
nOtbi9en gc9Ianbi8uu9eu, auf Der Nidel
YlatezSnbu Nunbreilc.Sil gum Qreiie
elmer Sabrt ulo ciu 0rittel srbNlten. Ole
6abrfartsu perocu ON Gage bes G6lulies
Der S6ule umb oil benz acknowledgement Gage
p~erfault lperoeu uIo iinb bis gum Sage ber
S6ulerOiimruS 9iiltis. gtGbereS bel s. q.
Galabun, @eu. sg9t., Ill aoamSs StraBe,
Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Gin iatbpliider 9ebrer geiu4t

fir cine Yfarribnle elmer fleinen behti9en
Stabtsemeinbe I'M Weten. MuB Or9as
niitenbienit perieben. Sdnle pon un9eiabr
40 6iubern. Saldr $40 Collars per
Wonat. gtur idbiSe, nit gutter 3eusniiien
perlebene gpplifanten iouen lid melben.
Weibli6e Qebrfraft ni6t aussel6lofen.
S6ule mad @eibna6ten oiien. $50 ia9t
bic Grpebition bieies Slattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
0eID al nerleihem.

Ole R. &. 81. S6us9eieui9aft perleibt
@elo gu 6 Groaent 9e9sn quite Si6erbeiten
ouf GRANDDAUGHTER iiir 3 ober 5 Sabre.
Die Siderbeit mllB peni9itens boppelt
10 piel wertb iein, ais bic sepnnidte
Summe.
Mau ,peube li6 an 80. 8. &uippel, Sperss
piue, Sa., ober &eu. s. s. Srune, alton, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Settings rfurIionen.

Die Chicago @reat @eiteru Sabn pirb
am "a, 25., 26. uno 81. SeS. unb am /.
nnb 2. Sauuar 1899 RuuoreiiesS ilette fir
Seitta9ssG rturiioneu mad allen Puntten Der
Sabn iunerbaIb 200 WteiIen ju iebr biai9en
6abrpreiieu pertauiet. Our Riitreiie bis
gum 4. San. 1899 9iilti9. Naberes bel Z.
9. Goss rNtaple Geat ROute a9t." Oh
buque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
6err Snbann Pasc bat bon GERM
Hcniamin Snfe,

tpel6er friiber bel ibm in Sieniten mar,
unb iebt nit Dem 40 SOwaer Heais
mente mad Guba reiif, als Weibna6ts=
8eident cine 3iite nit Wuiaeln bic
am Weeresufer lager erbalten. au6
Daren Elm Yaar Naigator.3 abne uno
cine goloene Samsn Sober babel. Sas
8ei9ent bss Ssrrn Yulie bat ibn iuie=
Der bel ieinen Greunoen uno Suinal
Serrn pase in Grinneruns 9ebraht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Grfuriinn na1 Werifn.

9erlonen, weI6e beabii6tl9eu, elile &eiie
mad ''Old Mexico" su MAIDEN, ioQen IT'D
Ill {. %. Wegtear, ben bieii9eu Gotalsa9ens
ten Der Sailois Central Giielbabn, wenoeu,
bomit bieier iblteii eiHeu Neiieplan Der poll
t%ommeniten unb befriebi8euoiten Reiie gebe,
nelbe man mad yoem @9ppten Der 9feuelt
Welt" MADDEN fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Weaen Grebsjhaoeu.

sSd mpieble biermlt StrOop's beriibmte,
oelti6e Bulucr. Dleielben beileu ieoeu
mo6 ni6t auf9ebro6eneD Srebs iomobl
iuuerli6 ais GuBerli9. auei. bic uerbGb.
toe @el6milite ionic aud VI agenlei-
ben NIB Qeberidooeu babeu. iino bieIs
QSuluer beionoers empiOblen. @e9en Nabe.
rem: 3euoniie etc. ooreliire NAM:
Gbmaro 8. 8oe6ina
ct. 9ucaS, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Die &leinarjhmnrcncn
fir ben SanuarsS ermin bes Siitritt=
aeri9tes lino fOlaenoe Serren:

fir ben Sanuars5 ermin bes Si1tritt=
9eri6tes lino folgenoe Serren:
Batrid &uiiel, Brairie Greet.
Robert Smeenep, Dubuque.
@. Q9eber, brittle Warb.
Watbias Carroll, Gpmprtb.
.. Saste, iln., New Wine.
Sobann S6rup, brittle War6.
&arl SeB, Gibertp.
Safob 9oes, Wbitepater.
Setter Baum, Dodge.
&obert Sreauor, pierte Waro.
&. 4. &ettemeier, finite g9arb.
9. Wcgtamara, Moialem.
Sobam Sofimarn, finite Warb.
Z. 3bompion, brittle @arb.
S. Rpau, Sable Wounb.
g. Regait. erite gSaro.
Seinri6 Setter, 8perspiue.
Z. .. Garr, @pportb.
z. s.. @erten, 9tep g8ine.
Sermaln Steifen, SperspiQe.
Z. W. Smeenep, Goncorb.
&arl Webl. 3meite &arb.
&. Sodenitein, brittle QSarb.
Serrp Sulipan, erlte g8aro.
9ie @rObsei9wprenen fir 1899 iino
Die Serren:
Saul gefer, Cascade.
g. 81. @aler, Gable Wounb.
Cornelius Groplep, Prairie Greef.
Sas. 6inieQa, 0eruou.
Sames Sa9an, Nbltepater.
e. g. llu9S, Qibertp.
g. $. 6. Sommerfelb, Sulien.
Dti9ael 8ibbols, @aibtnstou.
@eor9e S9mitt, Center.
Sobu Maugolb, Seiieriou.
gluton Semmi, Dubuque.
Sermoum S6ilmoeQer, Hew Nine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

Bir lino III Der Na9e, Sic nit allen
Sorten @%lenpaaren, Sefen, Seppi=
den, Matten uno Ssltuh 81 perieben,
ale bon leitenoen 6obrltanten gemabt
uno Ge9en Saar 9etauft. welAe mir 81
Yrsiien anbieten, Die ipnlt nirgenos
an9eboten iperoen tDnnen.
Sames Sebi az s o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

gB Bel MbreBwe6iel sebe man
immsr bic alte Norciie an, bon pels
der Der We6iel ituttfinoet, ionic bic
nenc Norekc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Die Serren:
800 1T S9epbor Gder

bon 6eiSpelt i'm @robber;o9tbum 9urems
burg? gSer &ustunit weiB, 1T 9ebeten oies
ielbe gu ieuoen Nttolaus Gfer, 9rans
pile, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

Gramerbil0er g. s { a 'is, ' 'a;,5 & {
%ItDrbenen e%ntbaIten. gpir baben cine pra6toplle 9luSs
lpnbl 5rauer6ilber porrGtbi9, Mtau idretbe I'M Wtu.
iter nno Yreiie an:
German Catholic Printing Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Sic fabtiihr Abi6abung 1T tertis,

Staot=N HeIior Suncan bat bic 2ite
Der Steuerabiddbuns fir bic Staot
Dubuque pplenoet. Die Nbi6aBun9
gilt fir bas Sabr 1898 uno bic
Steuern perben an l. Sanuar 1899
fdlig. Sier cine turae ueberliAt Der
Ibiddbuns:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
Staat mud Amaegena.

Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at s~econd-class rates.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
PRINTERS, PROTEST.
But the Thing is Too Silly to be
Noticed.

The following preamble and resolu-
lions have been adopted by the Allied
Printing Trades Council of San Fran
cisco. The matter explains itself in the
text:
Whereas, At a meeting of the Sem
ate Committee on State Institutions,
held at San Quentin Prison on the Sth
day of February, the suggestion was
made by Secretary Brandon, and in
dorsed by the committee Gas per press
report That convict labor be employed
to do the State printing; and, whereas,
the adoption of such suggestion
would be detrimental to the best inter-
ests of a. most worthy craft and would
work hardship and privation to many
honest and upright men in the print
ing trades; therefore. be it
Resolved, That the Allied Printing
Trades Council of San Francisco do
most emphaticaly protest and object
to the introduction of any measures
tending to the fulfillment Of such a
plan, and that we do most earnestly re-
quest the Senate Committee to elimi-
nate from it's report all matters pertain
ing to the Endorsement of a PROPOSE
ton so likely to cause serious injury to
so large a body of representative peo-
pie as constitute the organized print
ing trades Of the State of California"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Hughes. Judge-Fri-
day, February 1Sth)
All cases on the law calendar contin-
ued
Department Two-Johnson, Judge
Friday. February 1Sth)

Department Two-Johnson, Judge
Friday, February 1Sth)
Patrick Haley VS.. Charles Cooley, ct
al.-Demurrer overruled, and fifteen
days allowed to answer.
f X. Elmer VS.. Leo Fischer. ct al
Demurrer Of each defendant overruled
by consent, with ten days to answer.
r. c. Trask, a minor, VS.. Pho Simoni,
ct al.-Demurrer overruled, with ten
days to answer.
Anna Dierssen VS.. Juanita Klebs, ct
al.-Same order.
Estate of p WEIGH, deceased-Letters
granted TO y. J, Rhoads.
Estate of Henry Wittenbrock, de-
eased-Sale of personal property af-
1lrmed.
Estate OF Joseph Gray, deceased
Decree Of due notice to creditors.
Estate of Mrs. Sidney McCleery, de-
ceased-Same order.
Estate of Annie F. Hammond, de-
ceassd-Same order.
Estate Of Mary j. Messenger, deceased
Letters TO NJ. e. Gates; bond. 81, 800;
appraisers, John Blair, II. P. Martin
and ~ Pierce.
Estate of Richard Astill, deceased
Letters to Emily Astill; bond, $500; ap-
praisers, r. Wittenbrock, L. S. Driver
and Charles Driver
All other eases continued.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
NOLAN GETS EIGHTY DAYS.
He Escaped Trial on a Much More
Serious Charge.

James Nolan was sentenced to eighty
days in the County Jail by Justice
Davis yesterday for vagrancy.
Nolan was arrested on Wednesday
night by officers Douglas and Taylor,
and would have been tried on a more
serious charge, his captors say, had he
received his Just deserts.
On the night Of his arrest. according
to the officers. Nolan and his partner,
who was not caught, held up an intoxi-
Gated individual at the mouth of the al
ley on Fourth street. between K and I.
Nolan. it is said. seized the victim and
gave him the strong ARM while his
partner went through his pockets, but
got nothing for his pains
The officers realized that they would
have a hard time making out a case Of
highway robbery against Nolan, but
concluded that he would be better in the
County jail than at large. He swore
vengeance against his captors and the
whole police force. and said he would
even up matters when he got out.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
CHURCH SOCIAL.
A Pleasant Affair at St. Andrews
Last Evening.

The entertainment given last night at
st. Andrews Church at Twenty-third
ard i streets. was we'll attended, and
was voted q success by all present. 1t
was under the auspices of the church
choir, and the proceeds went into the
choir fund
The entertainment was opened by a
laughable sketch entitled. .tThes Mouse
trap" with Miss Bonnie Waggoner in
the leading role. The other characters
were represented by Miss Sophia Jones,
Mrs Frank Jackson. Mrs. Frank Bell
house. Miss Florence Barrier. Miss May
Potter and A. Watson. Miss Waggoner
and Mr.. Watson are deserving of special
mention, and the ladies who took the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yes
terday TO have been 81 and Il degrees,
with gentle southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at a. m.
and . p. m. yesterday were 30.01 inches
and 3096 inches. respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 81 and II
degrees, with IS of an inch of rain, and
one year ago to-day II and 50 degrees,
with Ii o. an inch Of rain.
The average temperature was II de-
grees, and the normal 80 degrees. show
ing yesterday to have been / degree
warmr than usual for the 18th day of
February
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
WILL GO STRAIGHT AHEAD.
FOLSOM ROAD WILL SOON BE
UNDER WAY.
Meeting Of the Commissioners
With Department Of Highways
and Warden Aull.

The Department of Highways and the
Folsom Highway Commissioners held
joint meeting yesterday with Warden
Aull in his office at Folsom State Prison.
County Surveyor Boyd being also pres
ent.
Commissioner Price, for the Highway
Commission, explained the present
status of the road matters, and asked
the Warden If he was prepared to fur
nish the rock for the road. Warden
Aull recited the action of the State
Board of Examiners in the matter, and
said he was prepared to furnish the
rock.
Considerable discussion was had as
to whether the rock-crusher could fur
nish enough rock for the road and
Warden Aull said he could guarantee
sixteen carloads, or 400 tons. day,
which would enable the road to be
completed within the specified time. He
thought it would be we'll to allow a
months time for delays and break
ages. No rock would be furnished to
other parties except during the inter
walls of completion of the different sec
lions of the road, if it was decided to
build it in sections. He thoUght if the
work were begun in three sections at
once, and he began furnishing the rock
on April LIST, there would be plenty of
time.
He said that the Prison Directors and
he had talked the matter over with
Governor Budd and would facilitate the
work by every means in their power.
In answer to a question as to whether
he thought it would be safe for the
commission to proceed, he answered
yes
Commissioner Price gave an account
of his interview with the Attorney-Ge
eral, and said they had talked over the
matter of having scales at the prison
to weigh the rock and save trouble Of
weighing it here, and would determine
the matter after comforting with the
railroad company.
GOING RIGHT AHEAD.
The Folsom Highway Commission af-
forwards held a meeting, and Commits
sioner Cohn moved that the commission
authorize a final survey on which to
base specifications and estimates for
the road. The motion was carried.
Mr. Cohn asked the Highway Com
missioners what part they proposed to
take in the building Of the road, and
Commissioner Manson answered him
that at least one member of the bureau
would devote his attention to the work
and be in the field at all times with
his advice and suggestions, and the
others would do as much as their other
duties would permit.
A motion was carried that the De-
partment of Highways and County
Surveyor Boyd serve as engineers in
charge of the work without compensa-
ton, and Surveyor Boyd stated that
although he was under the orders OF the
Supervisors he would do so as far as
possible.
1t was pretty well settled although
no definite action was taken, that the
road will be divided into three sections
and work on them be begun and car
ried on simultaneously The commits
sion fixed the compensation of the vari-
Gus employees to carry out the survey.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gsts refund the money if it fails to cure. sc The
genuine has l.. b. q. on each tablet
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF d.
rectors of the Uncle Sam Gold Gravel Min
ing Company, it is hereby ordered that
any stock upon which the above assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day
OF February, A D., 1898, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on the 18th day of March, A. D.,
1898, at p. m, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with the costs of adver-
tisement and expenses of sale
w. d. LAYTON, Secretary.
fe19-3tSa
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FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
Governor Budd's Request to Honor
the Names Victims.

In view Of the recent disaster to the
battleship Maine, Governor Budd yes
terday issued the following request and
order:
Executive Department, State Of Cal
ifornia: Citizens are requested, and
officers in charge of State buildings
and armories are directed, to place the
flag at half mast on Monday. Febru-
airy p, 1898, out of respect TO the MEM
Dry of those officers and men Of the
warship Maine who lost their lives
through the late lamentable disaster to
that vessel in the port of Havana,
Cuba"
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FEUDNER-STELLING MATCH.
It Is Awakening Much Interest
Among Sportsmen.

The proposition to charge an admis-
sion fee to the trap-shooting match on
Tuesday between Otto Feudner Of San
Francisco and Henry SIZZLING of Davis
vile has very wisely been abandoned.
The match will be shot at Snowflake
Park commencing at i o'clock p. M,
and will be at 100 live birds, for 500
side. The event is arousing a great deal
of interest among sportsmen, and l.. >.
Epson states that sportsmen will be
present from Stockton, Marysville and
many other interior localities.
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Yesterdays Fire.

At noon yesterday there was small
blaze in the house of w. ]. O'Brien at
Eighth and P streets, which entailed
a. loss Of about 500. 1t started in
closet filled with clothing.
Shortly before the fire men had been
employed there inspecting some cleo
trio wires, but whether or not that
had anything to do with the fire is I'M
known
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-02-19
Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: T. r. Howard, Cincinnati;
E. o. Burns and family. Suisun; M. t.
Closer, Denver; f. Russell, Portland;
Ralph Brown, ST. Louis; E. r. Fuller,
II. d. Keller, New York; III. 3. Gist,
Duluth; Sidney w. Miller and wife. Chi
cago; J. w. Wilks, wife and daughter,
Michigan; J. E. Watson, Milwaukee; G.
A. Thurston, Philadelphia; T. c. Foster,
New York; George F. Gramb, H. G.
Peck T O. Allen San Francisco.
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THE PooLROoM CLOSED.
AS Was Expected, the Proprietor
Have at Last Surrendered.

Chief Of Police Dwyer has won his
fight with the poolroom bosses. The
ticker" is no longer heard at Seventh
and K streets, and They're off," and
"He-ers the win ner.'' no more pierce
the fumes of tobacco smoke in the room
where erstwhile the dupes dumped their
dollars into the Golfers of the keepers of
the game.
Which accounts for the professions
that now move back and forth over the
pass that separates this village from the
metropolis az YOlo.
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minor parts came in for rounds of ap-
plause.
After the opening farce had been con-
Guided the following programme was
rendered: Trio, Mrs. Smith, Miss Edna
Smith and Miss Pearl Jackson; song by
the choir; duet, Messrs Reynolds and
Bellman; recitation. A Watson: song, by
choir
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New Judge FOR Del Eorte.

Tire Governor yesterday appointed
Fletcher A. Cutler Of Eureka Hum
boldt County. Superior Judge Of Del
Norte County, vice James i. Murphy.
deceased.