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Naturalization Record

The naturalization list in Judge Shaw's :
court yesterday was as follows: William
Herbert Pierce, a native of Wales; Alva
Nelson. Canada; Ameas John DAILY, Ire
land; Norman Thomas Bell. England; Fred
kuhlmann, Germany; Robson Orde Bell,
England; Victor Gustafsson. Sweden.
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English Lutheran, Rev. ]. w. Ball, (
\ Church of Christ, Rev. David Walk, (
"Object Lessons"-11 a. m 4
\ "The Prudence of the World and of :
: the Children of Light''-ll a. m.
= First Presbyterian, Rev. VIM. Nc (
4 Pheeters. "The Kingdom of God, What =
4 1t Is and What 1t Is Not"-11 a. m.
) k%%%%%\%
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Judge Shaw yesterday granted the petit
ton of Robert c. Davis and wife Of Re
dondo for the adoption of William Dewey
Wahlros, who was born Feb. 5, 1898. The
mother, a widow, consented to the adop-
ton.
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ssE1yinty nutrhunnn

This train leaves Los Angeles River sta
tion on Sundays at S:3S a. M; Arcade depot
al $50 a. m. Makes no stop after leaving
Arcade depot until Santa Monica is reached
22 minutes later. Southern Pacific company
lead. Special service See card in this
paper
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Yachting Trim

The pleasure yacht Dawn will take out
fishing party Sunday (today), 9:3O a. m.
Take S:35 train Terminal railway, to Long
Beach. o. d. Barnes, agent, Long Beach.
Pacific Yacht Co., 125 S. Broadway. Tel.
Main 114S.
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To Quiet Title

M. F. O'Dea has begun a suit in the Supe-
rior Court against F. NJ. Kelsey, as the ad-
niinistrator of the estate of Bruno Y. Abila,
to quiet title on fourteen lots in the Laurel
tract.
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Insanity Complaint

Mrs. E. /. Hall has petitioned the superior
court to commit her mother, Mrs. l.. A.
Nichols of 1875 East Twelfth street. to the
asylum. She alleges that her mother is
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Coursing, Agricultural park-lO:3O
a. m.
Baseball Athletic park, Trilbys VS..
. Bakersfield-2 p. m.
Santa Monica road race, start from
Washington and Main streets-S:52
a. m.
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,Juat fnr 81 Flyor

See how many misspelled words you can
find in the advertising in today's Herald.
You may get interested and want to win the
watch-or gold-headed cane.
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Wall paper. late styles, low prices, at
A. A. Eckstrom's, 1924 South Spring street
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Maximum temperature, 7S.
Minimum temperature, 63.
Forecast: Southern California-Falr
Sunday fresh westerly wind
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Dr. Max Wassm&n, dentist rooms 225 and
226 Potomac block, Broadway, between
Second and Third. Tel. Brown 1913.
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Child Adopted

suffering from melanchoia, and Is in con-
slant fear that her family will poison her.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rec of observations
taken at Los Angeles August g. Inc
hnrnmeter is reduced to sea level.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Burbank-"Under the Polar Star"
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Optical work; accurate fitting. ]. w.
Fuller, 315 North Main street.
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lime I'M, mr. r. H. NlnGl vi Weather
tam. 80 90 Is SIS " Cloudy
pm. 2092 60 10 lo OlehT
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-11
SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEET
Need of Additional Buildings for
Next Year.
ALL ARE OVERCROWDED
A Proposition Will Be Submitted for a
Special Tax at the Annual Elec-
Standardization Commit
tee Given Time.

The board of school trustees held a
meeting last night and discussed the
need of additional school buildings for
next year Some of the present build
ings are unsuitable for school purposes
and all are oyercrowded. lit has long
ago been found necessary to prepare
for the erection of several new build
ings and after the matter was talked
over last night 1t was decided that a
new building was needed in the Par
rot addition, one in Travona, and an
other somewhere on Woolman street,
and a resolution was offered and adopt
ed TO submit a proposition to the people
at the annual election in April TO vote
special tax of two mills for building
purposes and another to authorize the
trustees to sell the present school build
ings in the Parrot and Travonia addi-
tons and the East Broadway annex.
The three buildings mentioned are un-
suited and considered unfit for school
purposes and will be replaced with good
and modern buildings, IL the tax is
voted, OF which there is little doubt.
considering the great need of additional
school room.
the arbitration committee. having
in charge tha Shacklet1n contract mat
ter. reported that ii was not ready to
report and was granted further time.
The committe had encountered some
lIoQuip Ill StIlIDE witnesses 10 testify,
persons subpoenaed having an idea
that an arbitration committee pos
sessed no authority to compel attend
ance. The law, however, provides for
such boards of arbitration and clothes
them with sufficient power. and a COM
plant was made To one of the judges of
the district court, who issued an order
for one of the witnesses. As there
were no further complaints the man
probably testified
A petition from the people In the
Basin district to the trustees asking
that they be given their usual summer
term OF school and that Miss Turney
be returned as teacher as she had
given good satisfaction last summer
was received. The petition was referred
to the teachers committee with a rec
ommendation that IL be granted
The bill Of Supervising Architect
O'Brien amounting to about 81 400 for
his services, was allowed and ordered
paid. also several bills for insurance
premiums on school furniture
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Big Gu, in Rates to Point. East.

The Northern Pacific railway have
inaugurated a big cut in rates to St.
Paul Minneapolis, Duluth. Chicago,
Cincinnati. Montreal. Washington. New
York and all points East, reducing the
fare from $40 to SIS. For full particu-
lars cali on or write w. NJ Tuohy. gen
eral agent Northern Pacific Railway
company, No. % East Broadway, Butte.
Mont
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$500. 90 Reward.

The undersigned are authorized by the
defense committee in the Chinese in
junction case to offer The above reward
for information that will lead TO the
conviction of the party or parties al
legged to have threatened to murder Mr..
Owen Williams if he should testify at
the hearing now going on before Judge
Blake as master in chancery
GEORGE W. MORGAN
WILLIAM HOGAN. Chairman.
Secretary
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You may go east or west for very
low fares via the Great Northern Rail-
way line. Try the new vestibuled train
leaving Butte daily at 9:S5 p. m. for
Seattle, St. Paul, Chicago, New York
and all principal cities. We run diner
on the restaurant plan-pay for what
you order. Call at ticket office. ~
North Main St, for full particulars. J.
E. Dawson, General Agent.
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Thomas Barnett, aged so years, died
yesterday morning. The funeral will
take place Sunday afternoon at >
o'clock from the family residence, No.
50 East DAILY street, Walkerville.
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SIS. if e.ns .,aroh -, : ar.,,,,c.a
-, II to make close connections
a, aiia tils reat Falls a Canada train.
.le'1 - s this city at in the after
go 81 stub train from Anaconda
go qw days arrive at this point
-, 80 ~ rlier, or al $40 p. m. None
or one Of ~ 80 thd -.aara ~ ae -
case of ,,5;tb ;,,.ia' 80, ~ =.
pounds anl,. ''is a =
nn1n 10 T. g4'4s - = 'aisa -.
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Commencing Sunday, March 6, all
passenger trains for the East and West
over the Northern Pacific railroad will
arrive and depart from Butte at the
Montana Union depot in South Butte.
w. NJ. TUOHY,
General Agent y. p. Ry. Co,
Butte Mont
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sfookIyn Handicap.

One-third the odds for first or second
One-quarter the odds for first, second or
third.
Brooklyn Handicap.
The Brooklyn handicap of 10000
for 3-year-olds and upward: $500 each,
half forfeit or only $15 If declared by
February u. TO the winner $4,000, to
the second $1,500, and to the third $500
One mile and a quarter TO be run on
Saturday, May IS:
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The following lists give the entries,
weights and revised betting as posted by
Goodwin Bros. of New York. The lists
include the Metropolitan handicap to
be run on May Z; the Brooklyn handi-
cap to be run on May 2S, and the Subur-
ban handicap to be run on June 49, The
prices given are those prevailing on
10 x.
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Great Northern train leaves for Se-
attic at 9:35 y. IN. daily. Rates 10
Klondike as low as the lowest. Vesti-
buled trains and diners. Try II.
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Northern Pacific Cut Rates Both East
and Nest

In addition to the big cut In rates to
all eastern points the Northern Pacific
announce a cut of eight to Is dollars In
rates to Portland Seattle and Tacoma
Parties contemplating a trip to the
Pacific coast or Alaska should not fail
to call on or write W. NJ Tuohy, gem
erai agent Northern Pacific Railway
Co, Butte. Mont.
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RACE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP
Big Handcaps Entries Weights Betting
Metropolitan Brooklyn and Suburban Prices
Prevailing March s.

make the weight exceed 115 pounds. One
mile and a quarter, to be run on Satur-
day, July IS:
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Much NIaiskey.
pounds {

quarter ors. March 10.-william NJ.
handicappeught before Justice Bur
shall not apnoon charged with hav-
case of horsk and disorderiy 1t
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Metropolitan Handicap.

OF $4,000, for 3-year-ods and upward
by subscription of $1o0 each, half for
felt, or $40 only If declared March 4, or
$40 If declared Friday, April |, with
$4,000 added. of which s400 to the sec
ond, $3.50 to the third. If on April /
the highest weight accepting is less than
126 pounds it shall be raised to that
weight and the other acceptances
equally. Winners. after the publication
of the weights, of two races of any
value, or one of 81. 900, to carry pounds
extra; of two races of 81, 900, or three or
more races of any value, pounds ex-
ira. The Withers mile, to be run about
Nav z:
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Entries.
SlBen Holladay. 5 East.n & Lara

otbSH I1Olidudy, Edst4ii c. Lara
bie) I26
StTillo, (Rogers & Rose) )....,.....l1 126
SiDr. Catlett, 4 CTurney Bros.) ...... !124
12EDon de Orc, aug. BelmonD, 122
15lLehman, Z 1Fleischmann's Sons) i120
15lTyphoon H., fBromiey & Co... 119
10lCleophus, 4 (M. F. Dwyer). ....... 119
15E Ben Eder, 5 (M. r. Dwyer) ........ III
15tOctagon, 4 august BelmonD 49,. l116
25 Royal Stag, imp, (J. $. Curtis) lis
20IOgden, 4 (Marcus Daly) -. y. -. 1i5
25E Premier, 5 q. McLaughlin) ....... Ia
25tAlgol. 81. W. Schuur Il SOM .... H.
25IIsdor, Marcus Daly). )............ Ill
30 0IMerry Prince, 5 (Aug. Belmont). 10
20Maey, tJ. w. Schorr & SOM ...... 110
12IImperator, tJames Galway. .... Jos
15lPreyious IN. f. Dwyer) ......... 107
15ILou Bramble, 4 (Syd. PageD. ..... LOG
25 Blue Devil 4 (E. ID. Morgan ... I10f
15I 5IHandball, Up. j. Dwyer) ...... t104
50lCaldron. 4 (W. A. Chanler) ........ 104
30EMichael Ill, ) &C. +. Dwyer) 102
20tGeo. Kenne, 3 (F'leisehmanns 81 .102
40IBcwling Brook, 3 morris Bros.) 102
80 Winged Foot. A (Wm. Lakeland). 100
20IPresbyterian, 3 (Schorr & SOM 100
20iDcmagogue, 3 tHayman & Frank) 100
30ENarus. 3 "a. II. & ID. Fl. Morris). 100
30L 'Alouette, (R. 7. Wilson, jr)... 9S
3olSly Fox, &C. f. Dwyer) ...... 95
20 Blueaway, 3 (James Galway)..... "a
40ISensational, 3 (W. C. Daly). ........ 90
40lSailor King. (Wm. Jennings).. 81
40lNuto. 3 fBromley &, Coz ).,,....... 80
40iDebride, 4 1T. d. SULLIVAN ....... 80
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Auction continues at the Bee Hive
from until D. m.
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Guaranteed tobacco habit enre, makes weak
men strong; blood pure. 5oc, 81. All druggists.
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l1axe noaneIlt Ekl,eetetl.

ordef. have nomeHf I1nHeted.
ton. have a Arch Io.-The case Of
pletely used nho was tried for the
only remedy I.g Of a spotted calf.
ard sure felleI' about O'Clock this
Liver. stomach district court. after
Whele system u, ann the counsel or
rev 1ells. ny e j. still our an8S
s, = ptlsg l, y e,ieso o5n.s gent on the oua
7tVtt- S4t1s - ifhere will be
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One-third the odds for first or second.
-uuarter the odds for first second or
third.
j. w. schorr & Son will send Presby-
terian and Bob Tucker Isabey TO New
Orleans to race for the Crescent City
Derby. Stanton & Tucners good son of
Strathmore- Belle of the Highlands has
shown a great Improvement in the last
six weeks and recent trial convinced
Mr.. Tucker that the colt has a chance
with the best of them McGuigan says
Isabey will be the horse Bannockburn
will have to beat in the Tennessee
Derby McGuigan also says that Pres
byterian is the best 3-year-old in the
Schorr stable.
Macy. Algol, Presbyterian, Sligo H..
Sea Robber and five or six 2-year-olda
will form the eastern division of the j.
w. Schorr & Sons racing stable. Mead
owthorpe will fill his engagements in the
Brooklyn and Suburban hahdicaps, but
will be raced principally in the West.
The part of the stable which will be
raced around New York will be shipped
there directly after the close of this
meeting.
Peepo Day, in Charles Orr's stable, is
considered as one of the most improved
horses how in training at Brighton. The
air a. Brighton has done him a world
of good. He has always been a delicate
feeder. but now takes all he is allowed
with an apparent relish. He has filed
out and seems to have taken on about
80 pounds Of good flesh since his appear
ance at Morris park last season.
Byron McCle1land was not purchased
for Marcus Daily, but for wealthy resi-
dent of Montana. whose name is not d.
vulged for the present. Byron Mcclel-
land, Serrano and John Havlin passed
through Chicago last week in charge
Montana, where they will be raced next
summer. Redmon will handle them and
will also open a public training stable
Daily Racing Form.
! AT least one shrewd horseman has dis
covered that Bermuda Is an ideal place
to develop thoroughbreds during the
winter This is ]. w. NJ Skinner, who
has a stable of yearlings there which he
purchased in this country They include
two youngsters of much promise-Wil-
gosskin, b. e.. by G. w. Johnson Fanny
Eslin, and Wibblisk, blk, or gr. T.. by
Fordham- Helen Brock. The former is
a beauty and grandly bred. His dam il
by Sir Modred-La Scala, and therefore
a half sister to Sir Walter Helen
Brock, the dam of Wibblisk, is by Ten
Brock, and the filly Is cousin in blood
to Traverser the noted 3-year-old now
racing with much success at san Fran
cisco.
The weights for the Washington
Handicap to be run at Bennings track
April %. are as follows: Buddha, 126,
Ben Eder, 124; Premier. 121; Strath-
meath, III: B.llali, III: Lobengula, 116;
Bannock lis: Blue Devil, i13; Ben Rom
aid. Manassas. Thomas Cat, 113 each,
Knight of the Garter los; Belchax, Jos;
Demagogue. Klepper, Narus, 107 each,
SLY Fox 104, Sensational. 102. Sailor
King, 102; Floral Park, Don't Care.
Handpress. Ruskin. 100 each: Alice Far
ley. 9S; King Bermuda, Passover, 81
each; Snapshot. Aurum. IS each.
1t was thought that with a string of 40
horses Bromley & Co. would have the
= nrafsr, stable in training this year, but
ans Eyn, still larger string. James T..
,ert,an ~ the well-known Canadian
itaa c,a,s has so horses In training,
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One third the odds for first or second
One-auarter the odds for first, second OF
thiiu u tIxur5v uvI,aiIualls, s.@..v i =.
fseif but under the old name.
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1t too much whiskev
The spr

I 10 Clean out a Sec
the Son. Consta BILE Allison
There is namely and took him TO
dreadful maia He WAS sent back
rlch, remedy
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One-third the odds for first or second
One-quarter the odds for first, second or
third.
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TIC poor fofm displayed by hofses
that came from the East with great
regulations is one of the peculiar angles
of the racing game. Buck Massie, Rubi-
con, Howard Mann and Tom Cromwell
are the most notable eases. while Don
GARLIC, Wheel of Fortune, caspar,
Scarborough, Soufile, Magnet and Scarf
Pin have either gone wrong or have not
run up to their records of the previous
season.
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Spring Oyerc0atS
maCkintosheS

Our line of Mackintoshes for spring
is larger than ever. Prices lower than
ever. Get one and keep yourself dry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-18

The practice OF dressing for the
street in the theatre and church before
the play or service is over is growing.
In the theatre NoElen put on their hats
ones-al the beginning of the last
act; It Is almost impossible to hear he
closing words Of a play. and if the cur
tain goes up at the close the actors
looking down upon the auditorium
must see something which looks very
much like a panic-Stricken crowd. No
II is in a hurry after the outer door
is reached, and this mad haste inside
is as strange as il is ill-bred and dis
agreeable. In church the rush is not
SO mad. but the sentiment is even more
Objectionable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-18
TURKEY HUNTING.
One OF Tho Diversions of itailro',ding In
CuscttIed Parts of ArEa,sas.

One OF tho Diversions of ttahru1sding sn
Unsettled Parts of Arkansas.
They do some queer things railroad
ing in Arkansas. On some of the new
roads there the tracks runs through
a wild country where the wide swath
cut in. the timber for the right Of way
was the first blow to the primeVsi FOR
est. The Hoxie, ~Pocahontas and North
ern road. which was opened Cniy last
November, is a line or this sort. 1t Is
not a great trunk line, and 1t boasts OF
only sixteen miles of main track be-
tween IioXie on the main line OF the
Kansas City. Springfield and Memphis
railway. and Pocahontas on the Cur
rent river. A mixed train of one COM
bination baggage a and passenger
coach and usually a box car makes two
trips daily over the line between its
two terminals.
The deep bottom land forests stretch
away on each side of the track broken
only by one or two new lumber camps.
The wild turkeys have not yet learned
that civilization has laid claim to this
land, and this fall they often perch
calmly on the branches of trees along
the railway track. The train crews
noticed this and engineer and fremen
udNt q hoiis LIZ - IL - "@J
sit on their engine boxes with their
shot guns in their hands while the
train ambles along at the easy rate of
twelve miles an hour. When they run
into the turkey regions they fire at
them, and if they kill any they stop the
train, back up to the spot and retrieve
the game. The passengers enjoy the
sport, and occasionally some who are
going to or from q hunt join in it.
Some of the older sportsmen who
were in this county when the Kansas
Pacific railway was built remember
when passengers and train crews shot
game from the car windows on the
Kansas plains, and this Arkansas di-
version recalls it to their mind. The
| sport will not last long, however, as
there is no wild game more wary than
the wild turkeys. They will soon be;
come acquainted with the dangers
along the railroad, n then railroad
ing in Arkansas viii once more droI
back to The steady pace it holds else
| where.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-18
fairness Tint rit.

whenever a working horse is sold
the harness it has been accustomed to
wcrk IN. il at all a At, should be sold
with it. This is especially true of the
collar, against which the pull mostly
comes. IL there are Inequalities In the
collar there are probably calluses to
correspond on the horses shoulder and
neck. A new harness. though it may
seem to fit all right. MY bear harder
on places rot properly tcnghened by
contact with the coll ". In a stable
each horse should ilaye Its own collar,
for by use each animal has become
adapted to the one it has beer most &C.
,.customei to wearing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-18
The Tall Nan in the Berth.

There was one story OF his career
that the late George NJ. Pullman told
with manifest delight, which is thus re-
lated by an intimate friend:
One night, going out of Chicago, a
long. lean, ugly man. with a wart on
his cheek came into the depot. He
paid George NJ. Pullman fifty cents, and
half a berth was assigned him. Then
he took off his coat and vest and hung
them UP, and they fitted the peg about
as we'll as they fitted him. Then he
kicked of his boots, which were OF
surprising length, turned into the berth
and, having an cas- conscience, was
sleeping like a healthy baby before the
car left the depot. Along came anoth-
er passenger Ii paid his fifty cents.
In two minutes he was back al Georgs
Pullman.
There's a mar in that berth OF
mine" he said holly, and he's about
ten feet high. How am going to
sleep there, I'd like to know? Go and
look at him.
Ii went Pullman-mad, 700. The
tall, lauk mans knees were under his
chin, his arms We're stretched across
the bed ana his feet were stored com
fortably-for him. Pullman shook him
until he awoke, and then told him if
he wanted he whole berth he would
ave to pay 81.
My dear sir" said the tai man az az
you see. l1'65tslE4BtGlng it: There's sI The
@hef MN, pointing to 4 strip about
inches wide, Sell that and don't
me again. And, so saying, the
man with u wart on his face went to
Slppn again Ija wa. 4 w., = =.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-18
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1898.
sUppLY AND DEMAND.

It is a solemn fact chat the salary
paid one of our foot bail coaches at
one of our great universities the past
season exceeds that paid Ito any college
professor who undertakes TO teach the
collegiate idea o to develop itself on
Strictly intellectual Hnes.-Bosbon Her
is by no Means surprising. Good foot
-shall coaches are much rarec than good
college a4aa.l il lAssa-dses
the law of supply and eman regu-
iates the price as surely as 1t does In the
case of corn or wheat. one reason why
"a number of Intelligent persons find Il
difficult to understand such obvious dis
crepancies as that referred to by our
esteemed contemporary is that they fail
to put such matters 10 the test Of
common sense. 1t is not likely that col
lege trustees will pay their professors
more than is absolutely necessary to
the proper material, and since a
foot bail coach is considered one of the
essential adjuncts to the successful
conduct of an up-to-date institution Of
Searning, it Is safe to assume that one
be employed no matter What the
may be.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-18
Proposals for a New Tail.
AsCopC
leC 3l-lm b. D

Proposals will be received in the Clerks
office OF the County Court Of Elizabeth CITY
county tntii the list day OF February, 1895,
Tor The erection Of Il new Jail build NJ on
the county lot in the rear OF the present iai]
building. The main Jail to con ain three
tiers OF iron cells with corridors Of sufficient
width to enable passage OF TAILOR around
them without being in any way interfered
with by prisoners. There are to be siy
cells in each Tier uhree on each side, and :.
passage way between them with iron door
at front end, Immediately outside OF which
there is TO be a lock box by which the doors
or any or all cells may he locked or unioc X
ed: There is to be in the front corridor
suitable bath arrangements and s,airwsys
and ado ming the front corridor to lie a
structure two stories in height; there to he
Two rooms on the first floor, one to he used
As an office for the ia .lo1, and the other for
a Kitchen there to be a hall and stairwsy
leading to the second floor; between them
there Is also to be a store room on this floor.
The sec-nd floor is to contain one sleeping
room Tor Tailor one rosm to be used as .
hospital and y store room for blankets. etc
ANY further information may be obtained
from the clerks office.
And the Board reserves the right 10 re-
iect any and all bids. Teste.
janis Ut H. II. HOLT, D. C.