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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

bathing Here too. was a. bath-house
made OF four poles and ID length OF cal
vas running around. one OF ihe to3'
had loaned me for the meal q COMBINATION
knife. fork and spoon that had been sent
TO MIN ia a home box. 10 was, Wneu
folded about three and "a half incles
long. Tie carried 10 ln bis pocket ana ne
was in the possession OF 20 tne envy OF
every man in tue troop. and also the reg
iment AT the table. as we were discuss
iug the convenience OF the combination
knife fork and spoon and the contents
of home boxes. I asked them what, in
their opinion. were tne lnihS9 moe 4, lie ~
ed. aside from most wanted. Here IS me
list ass voiced by every one within speak
ing distance;
]. Towels and soap.
% A housewife containing one PAIR or
scissors. "A dozen large safety pins, q
dozen steel trOuser-buttOns dozen OOne
buttons. six pairs black shoe laces. a
flannel pad for needles, six large needles
six medlum-sized ones, skein or heavy
white cotton and one black linen OF shoe
thread. q taiiOrs thimDle, small em-
cry. COurt-piaster, and COMB rms
housewife can DE made OF denim Or
drilling-a fiat strip with fat pockets
stitched on, and stitched on into cohl-
partments.
3. Handkerchiefs. Handkerchiefs are a
positive necessity for any degree of conf
fort In this dusty, sandy persplflns cH-
mate.
f. Dark-hlue regulation pcrcaune or
sateen shirts The government furnishes
uannel ones. but a. couple OF the llsntcr
satocn oucs-m8de exactly in the same
way. sold at department stores Tor about
sevsnty-lve cents apiece-WOu.d De
g0dscud.
s. Paiamas, IL sounds a bit strained.
but paiamas are having their day, as
well as their night I'm camp among those
who can afford them. I'm coming IN from
dril hot and dusty and tired. % SIP into
the comfortable, loose garments ls lux
urv. These. TOO. made OF dark-Olue sat
cen or French flannel, would De most
In sending things e. must always be in
mind that a soldier must carry his pos
sessions The undertaking. shoes, stock
ines and uniforms that the government
is furnishing are OF the best quality
and as the 0uartermasters are gradually
learning their duties our volunteers are
being excelently clothed. In addition 90
these things 1 would provide every sol
dicr-and officer also. for that matter
with a bottle Of Jamaica ginger some
liver pills. and some three-grain quinine
pills Sick-call Is once A day-siX o'clock
in the morning. There Is LOT OF time
for pain between the attack and sick
call. n is another story. and long one.
but our volunteer army does not know
how 10 take care Of itself individually.
II will learn. hut homes Will be broken
forever in the iearnins.-Teresa Dean in
Leslie's Weekly.
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many out. though hc is enjoying the best
of health and is hearty as 90 buck.
Herbert Angle. another Manchester boy
SIS on the ST. Paul. He SIS oleaEed in inc
fre room and has TO work very hard
tho letter states. lie SIS son or MT.
T.. O.. Angel
LIVING PICTURES.
The small boy and the young man
uses the lake every day This hho OF
weather for bathing purposes. inc nooF
of water is located between the Free
bri1ro and the Dauvile bridge. no pe-
aestrf9nq and others passing over the
proc bridge this style of living pictures
is NOT pleasant to- see. and they are all
WAYS very apparent 90 those who patron
IL. the thor0ughfare. either TO go 90 Ilcl-
mond o~ in coming to Manchester.
Miss Waulus. working girl OF
Sctenth and Lee streets. this city, had
mo misfortune TO lose her weeks pay Do
Richmond yesterday The money was
iu am envelope and was marked WIN
her name. and The amount received was
Wt5. She had spent ~ cents, ana ineIe
remained in the package $500. The young
woman is % hard-workins sirl. ana Hei
daily WAGES arc AN She hGN with which
to .,Inuorthcr SELF The Sum means much
to hc~' and the finder win Doe thanked If
Tho sum is returned. She le employed
with the Good luck baking powder
THE MAYORS COURT
Nl1vor Maurice had "a rather Lengthy
docket yesterday morning in the Hah of
Justice.
The nrst applicant for DIS attention was
small colored boy from Petersburs
named Robert Hudcstcr. lie had follow
ed the colorod troops when leaving
Petersburg Friday night and got on tho
train Before the boy was aware of the
fact it had moved Off ana Doc was brought
to this city, lie asked tho Mayor t0 have
him sent back and his request was
granted.
Mrs. Jennie Adams WAS mp on war;
rant charging her with beating Miss
Bottle s.. Slate. one of hcr b0ardcrs. The
complainant is an orphan working girl
and owed 90 few dollars board money. She
was refused food and had to seek another
boarding place. When she went for her
wearing apparel the laudady hit her over
Che head with "a stick and struck her he.
tween The eyes. Mrs Adams WAS fined
$3.50 and costs for her conduct
-Four small BOYS were the next called.
They had thrown potatoes ana tomatoes
zoo "a bakers wagon on TeuapIn HILL THE
boys said they were asked Co do $50 boy
Mr. Harry Kidd. merchant. and he
would pay their fines 81 arrested. Mr.
Kidd was q man of his word. Ho was
fined 81 and the four boys were assessed
the Ike amount. which the merchant
paid.
officer Alex. Wright arrested Anna
Branch (coloreO Friday afternoon,
and locked her zap in the station-house.
She was charged with breaking into tho
stealing a quantity of female wearing
apparol Among the plumber was said 90
he seven dresses belonging 70 the Bland
woman. The woman Is notorious char
acter. and has been before the Mayor
on several occasions.
After hearing the case tho Mayor sent
her 10 jail for sixty days
WEST END PICNIC.
The members OF West-End Methodist
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Omceis Installed.

Richmond Tent. No a. knights of the
Naccabees. held public installation OF
their newly elected officers Friday night.
The proceedings which were Intensely
interesting were witnessed ny many
visitors. including ladies The officers
are. Past Comnsndor 4. 4. Taylori
Commander. c. W. Morris; Lieutenant.
Commander, a. J. Guerpillon; RECORD
Keeper w. II. Blunt; Chaplain, {. o.
Alley: Sergeant. w. I. Ryan; Physician.
DR.. W. III. Parker; Master-at-ArmS a..
j. Smith: First Master Guards &. j..
Johnson; Second Master Guards. j. -.
Church. Sentinel. w. l.. ogiyie; Pickett,
w. Il. Adams,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
NORTH CAR0LINA'S CAMP.
Now Healthy and VIII Not De Moved.
The states Quota About Made Up.

RALEIGH, y. c., july 3.-speciaL-It
has been about decided that II Chemist
Withers hnds the water in the wells az
the Fair Grounds (where the Second Reg
sment Is in camp pure. the regiment viii
not nave the camp site changed. II IL
claimed that now the camp is thoroughly
cleaned. and that more soldiers are dis
charged from the hospital daily than ara
admitted
Adiutant General Cowles. on yesterday.
reviewed the troops on the feld for the
FIRST time since his accident nearly two
months age.
A bale OF cotton Is here on exhibition
shipped from Waco. Texas. IL Is whae
has been discussed right much lately. q
cylindrical bale. The one here . thirty
hve inches high. twenty-five inches 20
diameter. and weighs go pounds. IL 10
said that plant for baling cotton ~
this f.ra e., . put up In North cars<
llaA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
Best Garden Hose, warranted
two seasons, 7c. a foot.
COlOred Dress Goods.

$3.50 and Sc IS Imported Dress Stuffs. in-
Guiding the choicest OF the English
German and French weaves cNqui .
itciy colOred. fine woods and silk and
wool effects one OF q kind only your
pick, per yard, at....................3N use.
56-inch Fancy Weave Pure Wool Stulfs,
imported 20 sell at % to JOc., varied Sc
lection. at per ward ................ zoe.
3G-inch Select Woollens summer weight
medium or light COl0rs, Z5c. and .ie.
grades, per yard at..................i3c .
For Golf and Bike Seryice-English and
Scotch SuitIngs. swell cOl0rs-N grade.
Ogc. see grade per ward. .5Oc.
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Children'S Suits.

over 500 OF them 10 be closed out.
Chldrcn's Striped Galatea Suits, made
with large sailor collars with tie TO
match. former price SL79; inventory
Chndren's Linen crash Suits, made
blouse style. trimmed In solid material
sizes 6 10 u transformer price 3;
inventory price,. .,....'..'.'-''@'
Children's Separate Cheviot Skirts made
of mixed material, sizes TO II years.
former price Sl25, inventory price now
........... De.
Fancy Lawn Blouse Suits. In assorted
colors and different sizes, former
price $50, inventory price.........oSc.
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Innings.

Yard-Wide Roman Striped Taffeta
Skrung, rich effects. Ice. quality.
dt...... ...-.. ...--.-....-.-.....-.'.o ~
Yard Wide Taffctas. co.ors and white,
PIC quality. at..............- ....... DC.
Best 12lc. Tcrc1Iue. French finish,
bright and staple c0lors at........oc.
Black and COl0red 5c. Lcno att Use.
Black and C0lored Joe. Leuo at..1 4-Sc.
35-inch French Sk'rting Saline. Black,
with col0rcd floral designs, tle 90.
'l,,,f-t, st ..........2 7-sc
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Ladies' Suits.

Ladies' Black Serge Blouse Suits, Jacket
lined through. both skirt and jacket
trimmed with navy braid. former
price $3.50: inventory price........S 2.OS
Black Refer Coat Suits. Jacket lined
with colored silk skirts lined with
percaline. new style, former price 2.95,
inventory price,. ...... ........ %J.os
Black ClOtta Tuxedo Suits, with coat
that fits perfectly. either buttoned up
or loose Jacket lined with black tat
feta. suit and Jacket both braidt a. for
mer price SIS: inventory price. ~ 10
Light Gray 3-Button Getaway Coat
Suit, lined with shaded taffcta silk.
finished with raised seams. elegantly
tailored, former price so; inventory
price,. $50. ..................SiOO 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
Wash Skirts.

Fancy Striped Crash Suits made ot
good material. full width. deep hem,
former price Si25. inventory price zoe.
Linen Colored Crash suits full width.
deep hem, II rows cords around bot
tom, all lengths, former price N3s, IN
ventory price,. ....,-...........r I'D"
Plain Al-Lnen skirts. fall width lap
ped seams. new shapes, former price
slj0, inventory price..............,.si.l I'D
Linen Crash skirts made fun width. oe
good material. tucked an way from
top 20 bottom, former price Slea. M
vent0rV nrlco. ..... ......... - 20
Plain White and Plain Black Duck
skirts. heavy material Tapped seams.
all lengths. former price N2; inven-
tory price,. ....... .-........... Si.oo
Linen Crash Skirts. made OF heavy
quality material. fun four yards wide.
lap seams, J-inch hcm...............soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
Mems Furnishings.

Mems Woven Madras Soft shirts laun-
dered collar and cuff band. I pair
separate cuffs finished with pearl oui-
TONS former price 'oc., in this sale
al...... .ttt-- ..tt..tttt ....- ''
All 0f our N.25 and $50 Rea. Madras
Soft Shirts. with pair separate culit.
Numbered collar and cuff bands. iu
Mons Fine Muslin Night Robes, cole
orcl embroidered fronts, former price
5Uc. Iu this tlf....-..-.----+-- 80.
Mons Blcached Jeans Drawers. cut lull
size. former price t0c., in bis sale %hc.
Mons and Ladies' j. Is. Puff Ties.
Light Blue Pink. and Red. former
price 2-e BOO this s9le........-. ..... ioc.
Seriyen Elastic Seams Jeans Drawers.
former price ST.. iu this sale. per J. r
Mems Dopskn Walking or Driving
Gloves. T9us and Browns. ioImrf
price llc. in this sale. ........... .'ibc.
Mems Fancy Mixed summer Weight
Socks. seamless foot. former price l-..,
in this sale 7c., 4 for.............. 80.
Mons Bathing Suits Navy Jersey CON
all iu one piccc-lormer price g.,
in this sale...... .................- 10"
Baseball Masks, Mitts, Gloves,
Balls, Bats, more than 25 per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
Muslin Underwear.

N19 Muslin Gowns V-neck. with ruffles
Of embroidery very Wiue.........Sl 20
sl25 Muslin Gowns. Empire styles,
trimmed with inserting and rutues OF
emnrOllery...... ...... ........-...-.'' c.
Muslin Gowns. "a tucks I'm yoke. cam
brio rutlle, trimmed, o9c. value, now
lot...... ......... ..-'.'....'..... 80
Empire Gowns. ruffie ana embroidery
trimmed, 39c. value fOr....t........1o
sc. Good Muslin Empire Gowns, in-
sorting Of embroidery and null Iu.i.es
dL...t...s. ...........s ...+..st.+-t-tss NV
s. Fine Muslin Gowns, with round Jokes
OF fine embroidery and ribbon, cm-
broidery Bertha, slightly sohed now
dL.-s...t.t .-..ttttt... .......ss..s.. 81 -"
Good Muslin Drawers with tucks and
hem. l5c value. tor..:...... DC.
SILK Corset. covers, tu pink and white,
s. Fine Cambria Drawers with Wide
umbrella f.Ounce 2 rows or Nalenci-
enues lace. inserting and wide rutlie'
NL......s.. ........ss.. s..... tNffs
Drawers. made of good muslin. cluster
OF tucks and embroidery rufte, re-
fuced from 34c. tO..................2 Zoe.
So and zee. Handsomely Trimmed Draw
ers. boz muslin and cambric...... foc.
soc. Good Muslin Drawers, with wide
rufrles 1f embroidery. ..............S oc.
Ladies s. Handsome Muslin Under
skirts. with wide French embroidery
umbrella founce, I'm Z different pat
terms, culIce.t.....tt ..t..... - -
S219 Muslin skirts. wide umbrella ruffe
of embroidery. also dust ruftle now
~ 81 -
$50 Muslin Skirts wide umbrella ruttle
of French embroidery and dust rull.e.
tL... ttttt - 80
s179 Muslin Skirts with wide embroid.-
cry flOuuco. this s1le............ p. -. ~
s. 80 Fine Muslin Skirts. with wide UNI
hroia rutfle of trOu-trou embroidery;
choice ... ............ 9Sc.
IA
umbrella fOuuce. also dust ruItle'
It.-...'.. ....-.-.. ........-....- ...- "
SOC. Muslin skirts. with wide tucked
cambria umbrella rufnlcs..........1oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

Pinch Black Brocade Etamine Mon3ir'
the 81 goods. inventory price,. SOC.
42-mch Lace stripe GronadIne Figured
Etamine ana Brocade Suitings, ana
Plain Grenadines. all worth SD ana zoe.
a yard. inventory price. ...........Z zoe.
46-inch Extra Fine Black Roverslo ole
Af0hair Brilllantine. "a splendid SlW
grade, inventory pricc..............1'c
46-inch Fine Black Imported Dress
Fabrics Boo brocade figures ana Bay
adore effects. former prices $L5O. Sl.l3
and So yard; inventory prite.....Sl 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

3,-irch Black RoDp and Figured Mohair
Sutugs small and medium des en4
worth l5c. a yard. inventory p.,.,.'
9s-ncn Black Figured and br1eade No-
vsI.cs. were 55C. 10 yard; inventory
Tr.cc.....- ..-... ...........-'..s''-.''i 7'''
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IN boxes. reduced for this sale from

lN NNANtf ANNN'NN Aet AtAts oeAN rum
Bie iot of Needles OF AN kinds. were
and loo, reduced for this sale per
paper t0-..+.. ..+......+. ..........l 2.
big basket Elastics. in garter lengths.
wcro lu. 10 and zc, reduced for This
sale choice io............... .......... oc.
l-nch White Cotton Elastic. reduced
for This sale from Sc. per yard to...Ic.
. 600 dozen Invisible Hair Pins. of all
kinds, reduced for this sale. per dozen
o. s 1'iI' &c. smooth Shell Hair pins re-
ducod FOR this sale per dozen to-. Zoe.
10e grade Shell Hair Pins. reduced FOR
this sale 10, per oOIen...............5 DC.
Large size Rubber Lined Dress Shields
reduced for thls sale SO. pair-siX
N.lir.tt.t. ssss.t..s .'.'.'s.-.t ..t.-.- sue.
Bone Castings. FUN pieces and perfect.
reduced for this sale. piece. t0......2c.
~ yards Heavy Laccs. in Black only.
reduced from l5c for this sale. dozen.
io...... ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&c. MOhair Tubular Shoe Laccs reduced
Egg Darners reduced for this sale each
FuI-Width Heavy Velvet Bindings re-
duCoa from 2c. for this sale, per yard
i0...t.-t-t +r-.t...--.s... ..-...-+...... q.
1t yards Spool Black Sewing Silk. doz-
fn...... -..-.. ...-.t...-.. ...-........ <Oc.
Nickel Safety Plns.,.... ..............2c.
SIX Nainso0k and St0cknot Shields.
best goods, former prices 81 and loc,
2le. St0ck.nct and Silk Shields. Nos q
% and q. 10 close. per pair..........1O Zoe.
19c lmpervi0us StOCkuet and Rubber
Shields. per r......-...--.....l& i-%c
17e Largest St0ckuCt and Na.nsook
Covered Slields, per pair..........iOc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
Wrappers.

Blue Percalo and Fancy Saline Wrap
pers, fine lace-trimmed. others trim,
med with narrow ribAn, former price
SL-5; inventory price N...........'or
Plaid. Pink and White and Lavender
and White Sheer Dimity Wrappers,
trimmed in narrow Nalenciennes lace,
cut very full former price S@ in-
ventory price,. .................S i."o
Solid Colored Lawn Wrappers, In Pink,
Blue. Lavender and White, plated
back. fun front. trimmed IN wide Vail
encienncs lace, former price 81. inven-
fory nrice .........SI. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

32-inch Andorsou's Best Scotch cling
hams. plain zophyrs ana corded, wore
1lc., ncr ard...................- L. lie.
Solid Color Brcntford Suiting for skirts.
was ZlC.. nOW..-.-........- IL lie.
All Thin Wash Goods must be sold be-
fore stock taking.
Every piece Of Fine Organize Lawns
and Batiste that sold from S 10 11c.
Will be on centre counter per yard
at...... ..+........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90.
All Fine Dimites will be sold per yard
All the Finest Organizes that sold from
30 % zoe. viii be per yard..........l4c.
Joe. Grenadine Suiting Will be sold for
per yard......... ..................% 7-Nc.
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lie
Wool Mixed Challie large floral pat
terms. lJc. value, per yard.......6 7-Sc
Pure Linen Crash for ladies' skirts and
mems suits, 35c. value, yard......i7c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
7 ASTWEEK OF INVENTOR

let the know what bargains you have to oie
G end of this week have little
day. This great will be stirring example of price possibilities at The
To- Attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24

Heavy Silver and Oxidizct Jeweils1
Turtle Glrdles, reduced from sa.
to-. ......... ...................s... 900.
Ladies. Heavy Black Watch Guards. all
silk, with silver slides, reduced from
25c. tO....... ....s...............''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
AXE TINS WEEK BUSY IN OUR
Carpet Hall.
70 HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING
REDUCTIONS.

VIZ HAVE MADE TIIt FVI1EVNINI
REDUCTIONS:
Per yard
65c Brussels Carpet. .............Je c.
75c. Brussels Carpet........, .......toc.
90c. Brussels Carpet....... ....'..ooc.
Wilton Velvet Carpet. 81 grade for Soc
Sl2j quality fOr.........-.,,........So Soc.
Smiths Moquette Carpets. Z different
patterns, $l.25 quality. for.........6ec.
Extra Heavy Ingram Carpets, former
price 45c., reduced to..........,..,...<Sc.
Ingram Stair Carpet. checked and
striped. 25c. quality for.............iac
IS rolls Extra Heavy China Check and
Fine Weave Mating. DC. grade per
yard. .-...... s-....-....ss's'~ ~
1900 square yards Floor oil Cloth. -
and 5oc. qualities, per yard ....,..ioc.
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Ladies' Fast-BIack and Tan
Linens.

Infants Black. White and Tan Socks
per pair... ......... ...........,.....IOc.
The herald., 1898-07-06
EN- ROUTE TO DAWSON
News From Several Angelenos Who
Are Now in Alaska

The Herald has received letter from E.
D. Pratt Of this city, dated Lake Tagish,
June 6, en- route to Dawson City. The party
got through Lake Bennett successfully, be-
ing more fortunate than many other parties.
Mr.. Pratt goes on to say:
"Chares Goodwin of Los Angeles ran
into our cove last week and stayed with us
two days, waiting for favorable weather
to proceed. He came in last July, and is
supposed to have made some good strikes.
He left Dawson on February 15 on his way
out, went 10 Chicago and New York
stopped two weeks in Los Angeles, and is
now ahead of those who left Los Angeles on
February 10th. He has a party of nine.
three of his brothers, a man from Boyle
Heights, and some capitalists, one Of whom,
he told me, represented the Rothschilds, and
had letters Of credit for $40. 900 900. Their
boat was heavily overloaded, SO we con-
tracted to take 1000 pounds of their goods to
Dawson on our boat. Goodwin 10 taking
In bus q small amount Of supplies, as he
says things can be purchased in the in
terror as cheaply as he can take them in.
"Got to the foot Of the lake about II
o'clock and tied up, and dropped down here
-Tagsh Port-this morning. We are now
waiting for clearance papers. Had goods
inspected, and we shall pull out as soon as
possible. We first encountered the famous
mosquitoes yesterday"
The herald., 1898-07-06
asylum three years ago. but was discharged
as cured.


Deputy Marshal McCulloch yesterday
went to the Potrero Indian reservation to
bring in Victoria, Maria and Jurapa Ven
tura, who are wanted to testify before the
grand jury. The Indians were suppoenaed
some time ago, but having no money, the
government is obliged to send for them
Emil Ulrich, charged with sending obscene
literature through the mails, and Ham Fook
with getting his countrymen into the United
States In violation Of the Chinese exclusion
act, were brought up before the district
court yesterday morning for arraignment
and plea and continued until Monday.
The court has ordered United States Mar
shall osborne to sell the sloop Pastime,
seized by the government, and the captain
arrested, for Illegally landing Chinese at
Newport last winter. The Pastime, which
is of five tons burden, with gasoline en-
CINE. will be sold at the Southern Pacific
wharf, San Pedro, Wednesday. the 18th, at
8 p. m.
John Topham, a native Of England, was
naturalized yesterday by Judge Clark.
The herald., 1898-07-06
sNYDER's DILEMMA
On Account of Fox Collecting Toll on
the Mt. Wilson Trail

George Snyder is in an unenvable posi-
St;on. He cannot leave his premises with
out paying toll, and subsequently when he
wants to return home has to pay toll again.
Snyder lives upon the slope of the Sierra
Madre mountains The trail which starts
from the Eek ranch. about mile below the
present toll house Of the Pasadena and Mount
wilson Toll Road company, runs up TO Hem
ringers flats and through Snyder's prop
srty The latter is obliged to travel along it
chen coming TO or going from his place
1t has now been closed with several OBJ
etructions by Mr.. Fox, ard it is impossible
for wayfarers. Snyder alleges that Fox
claims that he has franchise to collect toll!
on the regular trail to Mount Wilson, and
that it Is for the purpose of taking in money
that he has closed the trail which Snyder
used. But Snyder does not wantto enter
into Fox's considerations, and has now pc
titioned the board of supervisors to have the
distractions removed which prevent him
from travelling up and down the Sierra
Madre In an untramme!ed way.