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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
Dor Soroflones Hotte 9aae.

Den betisnbte frantic qitrOnom,
Camille 6Iammaripn, bar for nplig |
ct enesIft 3ibsftrift gipei ct fontdiis
fuIot giaebe al, bpprleoes ban t9nter
fig SOrbens fibits Elmer, os ban flyer,
al aar 100000 efter ariitus BIZ
Menneitene ~boeitapelis frpie bort at
Soroen. @erben bill blipe tplbere og
tolbere, efterbaanbsn fom 3iben rims
Der oe llopitlingen biz p~aa'tpnbes bers
peb, at SoIsns @arme sraopis for
minoftes. Ssbjergene bill fra polsn
tpreoe Iis oper belle SorbtIobsn og
brtnss ben iempererenbe Gone tilbdge
til ben tropiif., inbtiI ilutteIis Gsnsne
pmtring 9Gtoator bliper bsboeliss.
Der bill tomme en- sip, I,riper
5lmmorion, ba MenneTtene life bill
arbeioe meb matsrisle Mibler. Dit,
bOoo man bsbsper, bill blipe frembraot
peo ct Net al GIettricitet, Ipm beoatter
belle aloben.
Oct iiofte Centrum for Gipilijatios
ren, paaitaar ben fantdiirise Sorfats
ter bill finoes / Siertet at afrita.
aonoon og puris, Rom og Reip gorf
otl oa pGre besrapne unbsr Sien. 9is
-
osnitab, Stunt os Snbuitri ital ba an
oenoes til at brinse ale 2ipets @leber
I'll oeres Sulminationspuntt. ssslaen
az elsttrititetens SnbhDoelie bill pere,
at Nsrosrne life lansere bill finoe ct
Gtebltts !Spile, men badbe Manb "a
aptnber bill / lit 25be aar faIbe bsee
ON al llbmattsIIe.
Examinations geitripelie at, bpors
leoes bet oil sad be iibite Mennefter
pdd Scroen, er meset poetiIf: Sililut
rafer en- forfnrbeIig Sneftorm % bort
feter be enonu lepenbe Mennefter.
Hun 10 elffenbe fiubes enonu tilbaae.
5 en- Suftbaap Teller be til ben fore
pprumioe, Tom alene er blepen itaaz
enoe, efterat ale andre mennefelioe
SD9rtn9spGrter er blepne i9pnebe
meo Soroen og b~esrapebe unber Sne
pg Sc. Sg iaalebss saar bet til, at
bet ito'te Wenneife paa .Sprben Tsaer
w beo ben fsrite aonees @rapm9ls.
De to Glitenoe osr, iibbenbe paa pnras
nioen. Seres !Sunb, Tom bar fulot
rreo benz, Hitter berss .Sanber % sssos
Der; men be paasner life mere. - SeIe
Soroen er en- sneite Srap, bpnet sne
o9 IS. Se Sneen pebbliper at fable
'om ct mt pulpsr paa belle sSorbens
Sperflabe. Sorben pebbliper at orsie
fig omtrins fig are, Dag % Tut FAINT
at bepa9e fig 9iennem Rummets lien
oeli9beo. Sg Solen pebbliper at
thine, men meo ct rsplist % mat
Sttn. Naar iaa lanse Siber er for.
lsbne, er ben aIbeles ubflutt, ga ben
msrte Sorbtlcoes airtesaaro peobliper
at boltre Jig / Nattens epi9e Msrte
runot ON ben toloiaIs. uipnIise forte
Sloos. S9 Stjernerne pebbliper al
tuntle | Simlens usnoelige Rum. 90
bet uenbeligs llnipers pebbliper at eris
ltere mso fine SiQioner at Suls %
itne Siuioner al lepenbe eler bpbe
pldnetsr. Sg | ale beboebe 9erbener
peobliOer SiarIisbsben at blomitrs
Tor ben Gpises imilenbe aaipn..
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18

tel gienrGatd bel" ION Der ira
Mdrte.
"8cr mig tr'n prrre srb Sfabisr,"
fduoe Simen. "gd BET ie'er je big,
at bru hi lite 8riien bin bene idd-,
Ban frrFa bsntIt inb, uoen at fnloisrc
I'm 3rubitI, os Worts fl lcttet 8riisn
pper til TT.
Simen iao l9rge % trntte pda,
bporI,bss ban ItiIbs iaa eiort Wfarts
og 8rifcn 5ortrro, uoen at bItos
msIbt for DprpIagsri, oe snctIia bdpoe
ban funoei bet.
en- Dag ION Maris bar i Storod'f
paa 0orIiaaarbsn. iaa BON 8rt'en
opps nto S~tuso1sgen bsnoes, os M
fulIt bans plan ioert'Gttes.
Gan bro9 pp npgIs at be lGtrsite
GuIreoesr, git pp til MIortss 8rino
og IpitsSt pdo @ri'sn, ioet ban tuiteos
en- gulrpb htnimoo ben. 50. 9ri'en
Tom cg 9uIroben Imaete, LIB bet til.
"Gps! Gps!!" iugoe ban, gil bags
I1nas mpb 1T east Gus, og tuiteoe en-
til. GriIer eftsr. "8ps! 8ps'
Gns!!" foqbe ban, Fan itpb inbe / Spos
len os Idgoe Reitsn al Rsooerne pad
GuIpet. SO, 9rifen belt iuo / Spos
len. "Iod er bu min Gris" iugoe Sis
men, ban fmcttebs SpuIebsren isien,
"Raa Int ieg odra tpet / @snbinsd."
s en- 1ei bopoe Simsn msb lin gtas
~lerto't fproaroIet Mdrtes bpibe @ris
til en- rammenoe Ipurt Gn, men ben
irrIIsoe Sale bar BET life gobt at faa
5orpe poa.
"0u for fun 9aa msb bet, BIZ bar
nod," Iasos ban, Iufteoe SpaIeosren
cp pdd bib 9ps, ps iu9eoe 9riien oper
til Stuer isisn. iutts fig psO 1T dabne
@irbu / Qaap.rte al Wdrtss Siems
tomfi.
SrGt efter alt Glib % Slab TOM
Marte Iunsiomt sauenbe benimoo lin
Stus, ibet bun ftottebe baabe pau spre
ps neore Sibe al Sufet, ON bun lite
TtuIs faa gis paa 9riisn fin. Da bun
enbelie ppbas.be ben Sorte, braaitdns
iebe bun rsb piot opipilsoe Sine og
uobrsb:
IS Sssfs arsiie Nam az er BETA
for Stpgbet b." "Ss ipsr big rigti."
"SrGmen @ris paa Garn bps mig. %
8riisn min lite MAINTAINS az iiaO."
0a bun tpm inoom Grinosn tog
bun til at lotts: "Gps, @ps, 6pia.."
Den bible 6ris bar og blsp uipnlig,
boprimpo ben Surts itrss liss ino pad
aiarrineen.
"@iI bu bslIa big urna bu, bit ftps9e
arstter," ftrea bun, fog en- ajep og
jaeebe ben Sorts nso mob Grinoen,
men psnbte Iaa Sooeoet mob Stuen %
lpttsbs pua I'm esen Spios. 8riien
bradinubbe og Iise op til aiGrrinsen
ieisn. "@il Dill iida "a tommu ut, ps
bet / rsoenbe Rappet au," raabte
Marte, bruste aisppen, iad 8riien
fate | ct jummerliet Spl.
pa bertes Der fra ben annen Sibe
at @eten en- ftrdlbsnbe 2utter os oisie
Orb: "Su faar bd lite bdnbtere Gris
len bin fig lei Mdrte, ou tunne rat
bli melbt for 0brspluesri."
Din" beb fig siebIit,elis fat, os
bun Iaa paa 9alsn. So, ben rietige
9rrl haboe ben.
Sd oit meb et bet Sele pp for benbe:
bun lob aisppen fable % raubte / rps
senbe Sinne:
Din forbemmebe 0rismaler."
90 bet Rabn III ban bebplbe til i'm
0so." BARTON.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
San frpb iammen.

5orlsben Dag be9rapebss paa Sss
berlaa airteguaro S%elIinslanOs pisies
Zig minoite Mano, Spbannes gnoers
fen, alminbelie talot"2iaes Sobannes".
Timber Spp9rten bar ban u~i9bpanz
Zig tiolig ubpitlet pg gropt bp9get. s
a 8 aur gammel bar ban fprInnet mep
ct paste belt 9slities og / SonFrmas
tionsaloeren, iom bet ipntes, fulbt ub=
billet. Wten iioen off bet eienbommez
lta moi ben anoen 8ei - ban trsb
iammen.
llbbre baurbt 4rbeibe laabes paa
bdul, % ban trbmpebe Iummen Iaale=
oes, at ban pep i'm Deb life bar itsrre
enb en- 10 II @ars 8ut. 90 bet Iaa
eienoommslist ub. naar ben file Wano
tom suaenpe, fulgt al fine borne Born,
Der er al normal Stsrrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18

GGFit' Ont: "9eO op, at dolt men hst,
Pauotr r meatt 'loac. Min Papa bor "a
mtaet bei 9auot.'
AHotn 3D.. 'aa, ou itulot it min @apa
F'ans aanot qaar fro 2inrut helt uto / ROT
Ten
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18

Zen ensite eeilisbeo. Sun: "Meu ,iGrcitc
lille Mano, BET or BOG iirGtielist, ioa ou ia.
Ter / SspueH
6un: SEQ mua pirteli9 semitic Rattsn iii
OF tale, Cm Saatn iaOer ou mig 10 uloris
iomne til Sroel"
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
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iilralas "p+rrrab- anIfsn"s eDabanhrl.

>. .,.... raj so,,eup a.snsr seesns prts bet HsMs Tat N3ffsn tubbaatnu N
a "aosrab.psHen" % "Dss arnen".
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18

<uburiber paa "Sfoiemcifcrcu"
gH Souar, Srsnennmer ) Gents. Qoresie
9. Berg Gruas. Sprs, gRiuu. 22blg
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-17
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. the board of county COM
missoners OF Deer Lodge county, state
of Montana, having considered it adVis-
able that court house and Jail should
be constructed, built and completed at
the county seat for Deer Lodge county
state of Montana. at as early date as
possible, and there being no funds now
in the county treasury belonging to said
county available for such purpose, the
board further considered the question of
making a loan for such purpose, and
thereupon determined that the amount
necessary to be raised by such loan for
such purpose would be $780, 900, and
thereupon an order was made by said
board submitting the question of making
said loan to the electors OF said county
for their approval, and an order was
made appointing, calling and fixing a
special election in said county for that
purpose on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, 1898.
A special election is therefore hereby
proclaimed in said county upon said
date for the electors of said county to
vote upon the question of said loan
Done this the 18th day of December
A. d., 1897.
A. NJ. WALKER, Chairman.
JOHN ID. ROM,
Board of County Commissioners Of Deer
Lodge County, State of Montana.
Attest: NJ MARTIN. County Clerk
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-17
COURT TERM.

In the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicaI District of the state of Montana
in and for the County of Deer Lodge.
In the matter of the terms of court
for the year 1898.
In accordance with the provisions of
section 3S of code of civil procedure of
the statutes of Montana. it is hereby
ordered that the terms of the above en-
titled court in and for Deer Lodge
county be and the same are hereby
fixed for the year 1898 as follows: That
the regular term heretofore beginning
on the first Monday in January be fixed
as the first term for the year 1898, and
that the terms for the remainder of the
year be set for the first Mondays in
May, August and November respec-
lively.
And it is further ordered that the
clerk k.make due publication hereof as is
required by law.
THEO BRANTLY, Judge.
Dated Ian 3 1898
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-17
BACK TAXES.

Anderson, John. und five-eighths
ibex lode. sur. No. 2160. und
seyen-sixteenths Rover lode
sur. No. 2i60. township Il. range
!. 10 acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Arnold, Andrew J., Arnold copper
lode. sur. No. 9f1, township Il,
range I. 10.11 acres s.......4..s.. al
Aihrecht, Otto. und. two-thirds
Gable lode. sur. No. l22n. town
ship 5, range Il. 10 aeres........ -
Bielenberg, Charles p. H.. portion
Of southeast quarter of south
east quarter section A. township
I, range 2, II acres ......s...s.. -
Bielenberg. \. J. 4 jacob Hitz.
all section /, township I. range
3, 6ss acres. ....#.......=.. Is o
Butler, Darwin. northeast quar-
ter section &c. township 10,
range s, l6o acres. es.......... - .
Bak Jim a. Tom Heay. placer
sur. No. 81 township 3. ranges
10 and II. 1929 acres. .......... L. 6
Buggy. Thomas, placer. lot M.
II. township u. range S. 1o5s
acres ......#.......... ....-.....,... ; b
Botkin. W. W. Deer Lodge. und.
half lots Il and Is block II - 80
Bill, Francis r.. placer LOT No 81
section Is, township l.. range s.
25.61 acres: placer. northwest
quarter southeast quarter
southwest quarter and south
half north half southwest quar-
ter southwest quarter and
north half south half southwest
quarter southwest quarter sec
tion 1s. township L. range 4.
east half southeast quarter
southeast quarter and east half
east half northeast quarter
southeast quarter section "A.
township II. range 9. so acres.
placer lot No. A. townships 10
nd Il -
Bingham. Lodema Deer Lodge.
lot 5. block 4o...............z.. 10. IS
Barkley. sr. George NJ. Deer
Lodge. lots ,. , and l. block 80 4 %
Bradford. Lucy. northwest quar-
ter of northwest quarter section
Is, township TO- range s. 10
acres ...-............. .......... e7.o
Brady. Terrence and John
- 0.Neiil. placer LOT No. 8. Sec
sLion 1a. township =. range 10.
S95 acres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
Biacr<oot Mining & Reduction
20, pacer. sur. No 1907 town
ship s.snge 8, lss acres -. 10. s
Brown. cie.aent. placer sur. No
~. township L. range T. 40
acres .......A
Bratnober. Henry. und. two
thirds Mascot fade. sur. No
2l1l. township II. range 5. 2o.30
acres ................ ...... II
Brady. Jennie et al. Mascot lode.
sur. No. 21sl. township l.. sange
zh-so acres ..-...... 4
Ballard, William r and Georca
Tibbetts. q. w Tibbetts lode.
sur. ~. 1910 acres es........ 1 q
Butler. Darwin and Rosser p.
jenkins. northeast quarter and
south half of northwest quarter
and northeast quarter Of north
west quarter section 25. town
ship TO- range s. $50 acres 7s.l
Burke. James and Mike Delaney
east half section Il. township
I5. range 49, $50 acres. ........ Is 8
Barrels. Fred. northeast quarter
IF southwest quarter section -
township 5, range 10. 10 acres. J. >
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-17

Sterling, Frank p. Deer Lodge.
lot Il, block 71................... 1.2s
Stuart. Granville. Deer Lodge
lots to 10, block %; southeast
quarter of southeast quarter
section Is, township Z, range 10,
40 acres; northeast quarter of
northeast quarter section 22.
/ township Z, range 10, 40 acres;
/ northwest quarter of northwest
| quarter section %. township Z,
range 10, 40 acres; southwest
quarter OF southwest quarter
section IA, township Z, range 10,
40 acres. .............. ~. 46 %
! Stuart. Gilbert NJ. west half of
/, southeast quarter and east half
/ of southwest quarter and south
half of northwest quarter and
west half of southwest quarter
and north half of northwest
quarter section 10. township s,
range 8, 400 acres. 4s72
4 Studebaker, Peter e, undi-
vided one-sixth of southeast
quarter of northeast quarter
section "a township 8, range 10,
+ ~ dcFeS...... ...+.......... 4.11
/ Stoner, ct AL. John w. placer.
survey l21, township 8, range
$. 9S acres. ............. .......... IS 80
Smith. Lizzie W., Anaconda, lot
A, block 1o3. ............... 2.95
/ Starr. William, Anaconda lot 8,
block 6....... Observation-Disclosures. 80 "A
Shoup, John NJ, northwest quar-
ter and west half OF southwest
quarter and southeast quarter
of southwest quarter and south
west quarter of southeast quar-
4 ter section |, township Is, range
i 13. 32o acres. -. .........,... Is 80
/ Sharp. Dan W., north half of !.
northwest quarter section %.
township A. range s, 80 acres Is. .03
/ Swartz, George w, northwest
quarter section 81, township l.,
range s, 160 acres es............. Is 80
/ Snyder, Mary, Larabie addition
\ to Deer Lodge, lots l and >,
/ block s........... ............. 1.67
Sessions Francis NJ, northeast
quarter of southeast quarter
1 section 3, township 9, range 10,
40 acres. .................... !. 1876
/ Scott, Samuel, Deer Lodge lots
/ 10 and q. block TO- lot 90 block
1 49,. ....:.. $3.50. ................. 21. So
/ Stuart, Kate. Stuart, lot %, block
I t...... .................. .5f
/ Sanford, Henry G.. northeast
/ quarter of southeast quarter
section 81 township 49, range
TO- 40 acres -. =. :. ....... 5.12
Shoup, John NJ, southeast quar-
ter section |, township Is, range
Il, 100 acres. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Tibbetts. Fred E.. Elliston lot .,
\ bioIh o..--..-. .....,........... b.
Virgins stephen L.. ct al,
placer lot 43, township IA. range
y, i.0i acres; placer, lot 3S,
,,r.I,1p ~ nshlp -, range u o.5e acres. o.2o
" Nilhlnsoh' lawn ., Deer Lodge,
lo.s 10 ana ~, piock oo. ....t-.. l.32
Hhite, Lulher " south haif OF
sou.h1ast quarter seclloh 30,
aoM nshlp O. range ., 81 acres.
soutneasl Quarter or southwest
Quarter section 81, township 8,
range y, 81 acres. ...,........ Is ~
"orlller' Mat, UNDIVIDED quar-
YER " Fark lode. survey lo4a.
loMnsnip II, range D. l3ol acres:
uhalVlaed quarter Grit lode,
survey l54f township il, range
D io.t acres. 1890. ..t......t.... all
Wallace' fIankln X. Elllston,
lots ! to 8, block /; lots l to I.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

continued from Page Eleven.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-16
FOR INDIGESTION
LOSS OF APPETITE
A Household Remedy Throughout
Queensland.

We give the following testimony
from TIT. Frank p. Peacock Of Given
Terrace. Paddingtou. Queensland,
whose experience ! III exact accord
s, TN thousands of others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-16

Purchasers Of tickets for the High
School concert TO be given ct the Opera
House tomorrow evening may reserve
seats by calling upon Wall, Nichols
where the box plan is now open. The
concert is for the benefit Of the Red
Cross Society.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-16

H0LLIsTER DRUG CO., Agents.
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The Passing Regiment

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-14
GENERAL LEE AT HAVANA
He Arrives This Morning
and Tells What He
Will Do.
TBy Gable to The Associated Press.J

HAVANA, Dec a. 1S9S.-The United
States transport Panama, with General
Fitzhugh Lee and his staff on board, en-
tered the harbor this morning.
General Lee was informed by a CORE
spondent of the Associated Press of his
appointment of the Province of Havana.
He said he was much gratffied but mad
only wished for a military command. Tke
General added that he is simply in corn
nand of his soldiers, that his duty Is to
preserve life and property and that he
proposes to do so with equal justice to
Cubans, Spaniards and persons of all
others nationaiities.
General Lee added that he had nothing
to do with the establishment of any sort
of government and that his duties were
confined to flying the flag of Peace and
Order.
The headquarters of General Lee will
be established at Quemado Camp, Maria
mao Many prominent personal friends
called on the General when he arrived
here. including General Greene and Cap
tain Chadwick of the United States
cruiser New York. Later in the morning
General Lee and staff accompanied Gen-
eral Greene in the tug Britannia and
started for Vedado, where he reported 70
General Wade Thence Genera Lee went
IN horseback to sluemado Camp.
A battalion of the Tenth Infantry was
landed from the United States transport
"a aratoea at seven O'Clock this morning
and marched with bands playing and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-14
JUMPED TO His DEATH.
Horrible Suicide Shocks the
Residents of Ivy
Place.

A suicide was committed at Ivy place
and Grand street yesterday afternoon,
1t was witnessed by a number OF per-
sons The real reason for the rash act
has not yet been made known, but It IS
rumored that the victim was disappointed
in love. 1t was a horrible death that
the suicide chose. He dived from the
roof of a three-story building and land
ed on the pavement, breaking his neck
by the fall The mangled body of the
victim now reposes in Vatcky's morgue
The suicide caused considerable excite
rnent in the neighborhood and scarcely
anything else was talked of on the COR
ners last night. Many persons viewed
the body of the victim before it was
removed.
Jack Roberts, proprietor OF Bergen
Hall, who saw the tragedy described 1t
last night to a reporter for THE News.
1T is quite incxplicable," he said
"why the thing should have been done;
Sam. the suicide. certainly had Soou
home with Mrs Ford. who lives ar ~ o.
Ivy place. and he should certainly nave
been a happy ana couteiItse Ssst,, = = &. : ?.
several days he did not sp1eaL 1,,,.
self. He appeared out of sorts, This al
ternoon we saw him walking upoa tle
roof of Mrs. Ford's house auuAe4itE ne
gave a wild jump into space ana turn
ing several times in the air landed on
the hard pavement Tney say tiiat q car
has nine lives According 70 lnat, 1irl, bin
had eight more jumps coming 70 hllii,
but he tried to get up only 20 fail pack
again. After few convulsive move
ments he died."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-14
TO LIVE IN PHILIPPINES.
Astor Battery Men Form An
Association = Another
Republic.
[By cable e The AssoeIatsd Press. ]

MANILA. Philippine Islands. Dec. IA,
1888 AT an enthusiastic meeting of the
Astor Battery at its quarters, today,
preliminary steps were taken to estab-
lish the Philippine Development Associ-
alton Of American Volunteers, for the
purpose of promoting the development of
the islands when the volunteers are dis
charged from the service. While willing
to bear arms as long as required, many
Of our volunteers are desirous of remain
ing here to engage in various enterprises.
Some of them are determined to settle
down in the Philippines, even if they are
compelled to return to the United States
in order to get their discharges. The
ass q tatson proposes to Communicate with
the United States authorities in order to
obtain the discharge of all volunteers who
are desirous of settling down here. and
will urge that the men be granted a trav-
cling allowance in lieu of transportation
when their time has expired. In the
meantime the ASSOCIATION intends to pro-
cure information regarding the resources
of the islands. Its membership is con
fined TO enlisted men, of good character.
The Astor Battery has been ordered to
deliver up its equipment 10 the Quarter
master preparatory to embarking on a
hemeward bound transport.
Official advices from IloilO contain the
names of the members of the newly
formed 'Visayan Republic They are as
folloWs:
Lopez. President
Vineents Franco, Vice President.
Ramon Avanceno, Secretary of State
Eenancio Conception, Chancellor of the
Exchequer
Jovito Tusay, Chief Justice.
Fernando Salas, Departmental Secre-
tar--.
The Liberating Army consists in a Lieu
tenant-General and Commander -in-C Chief.
Martin Delgado a General of Division
commanding the districts of Conception
and Capiz. Perfecto Pebla5or; q. Military
Governor in charge of the capital. Pas
cual Magbauna, and Brigadier-G Generals
Corteza. Riyas and Hernandez III the
South. Central and North zones.
A proclamation Issued by the Govern
rnent General sa,utes 1.-THE sovereignty of
the Visayas," and expresses the hope
.under Gods protection they will soon
be a free people under the shadow Of the
tricolor banner and on the basis of the
Constitution of the Filipino Republic "
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-14
TORE up coMPANYS PAVEMENT
Contractor Ryan Sues the City For
Balance of Claim.

A suit of Patrick Ryan, contractor,
against the city. to recover. some 500, q
balance which he claims is due him on
contract for repaving certain streets, Is
being tried in the Supreme Court today
before Justice Lippineott and jury.
Horace L. Allen appears for the plain
tiff and the city is represented by Cor
poration Counsel McDermott and William
D. Edwards.
On July II, 1893, the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners awarded contract
to Ryan to repave certain streets Which
were to be designated by subsequent reso-
luton. Among the streets designated
were two through which the Consolidated
Traction Companys tracks ran. In the
previous May the company had relaid
the pavement between the tracks and
eighteen inches outside. Ryan had the
eighteen inches on either side of the
tracks torn up and relaid.
The defense claims that he should not
have torn up the pavement and that he
is not entitled to pay for that part OF the
paving