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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
DAYS or GRACE TO BE ABOLISHED THERE.

Notice was received by the local banks yesterday
that from and after July days Of grace would be
abolished on all notes drafts etc. made after
that date in Rhode Island. except as provided In
Sections and OF Chapter 1876 OF the General Laws
nv those sections all bills OF exchange drawn at
sight due and payable within the State and In which
there il no provision TO the contrary. Will still be
entitled to three days grace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
SIX INDICTMENTS FOUND.

FINDINGS or THE CORoNER's JURY
OF THE HARLEM COLLAPSE.
Indictments were found by the Grand Jury yes
terday against all the persons who were men
TONED as having authority and responsibility In
connection with tho collapsed fat buildings ut Nos.
20 and % East One-hundred- and-slxteenth-st The
Indictments arc against Harris Fordinsky the
owner: Frank Mueller and Henry Mueller. IT. the
contractors for the superstructure; Michael and
John Sessa the contractors for the foundation and
Charles VI. Montgomery. tho building inspector
Fordinsky and Montgomery were both under ar
rest They were then taken before Judge New
burger In Part OF the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday afternoon and each was held In 5000
bail for trial
prcccpt issued by direction OF Justice
Slower. In the Supreme Court yesterday command
INK the Commissioner OF Buildings at once TO re-
move the part % the buildings which are still
standing The motion was made by an assistant
I'm the Office OF the Corporation Counsel. who de-
scribed the buildings as being unsafe. the rear
part having collapsed and there being danger o.
the falling OF certain other parts OF the walls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
OHIO RAILROAD TO BE SOLD.

Cincinnati, May 25.-In the United States Circws
Court. in the case Of the Central Trust Company
OF New-York against the Columbus. Hooking valley
and Toledo Railroad Company ct al. Judge Lurton
ordered decree Of sale date not set and appoint
ed r B. Cowen and 4. X. Humes special masters
10 sell Il. The minimum price set Is sisp,VN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
CLEVELAND BRFWERTES UNITE.

Cleveland May 8.-Word was received yesterday
from New-Y0rk that the deal whereby all the large
PROVERBS in Cleveland except two are to be con-
soidatcd into company has gone through. The
companies included are the Cheering Barrett, CO.
lumhia Cleveland Phoenix Star and Union. The
property Is 10 be turned over on June T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
COMING CONVENTION OF BANKERS.

INC twenty-fourth annual convention OF the
e.ean Bankers Association. OF which Joseph C.
-, A' president OF the National Union Bank. OF
49,. .S; o., - PRESIDENT is 20 be held In Denver on
,en9s "a "A and g. There $500 banks repre-
nl OF 1900 D0V0 '"'' "''' "'' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
Guropean advertisements.


EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London Office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
CANADIAN PACIFIC EARNINGS.

Montreal. May 25-The Canadian Pac'hc Rail
r,y .or,i,gs ,or tho week ended MAY q were
$4,000, for the same period las; year sios""' M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
LONG AND TEMPESTUOUS VOTAGE.
TAKES A BARK THIRTY DAYS TO ROUND
CAPE HORN.

CAPE HORN.
San Francisco. May &-Advices from Honolulu
state that the German bark J. c. Glade arrived
there on May 49, 1862 days from Liverpool. The cap
tain reports a stormy voyage. Two seamen were
washed overheard in the Bay OF Biscay. The vessel
was thirty-ninc days rounding the Horn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26

z,rr, West confessed judgment YESTERDAY ior
a. s,s IN favor of the Irving National BANK on a
demand note for money lent to him al various
times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26

.aolnu 1sQoOJ 10 nao ss1ai
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-21
THE SUCKER WE'LL
DEFINED.

A sucker is the little fish
that is worth the little worm il
takes to catch him; but the
human sucker is generally
caught on an empty hook and
hooked in the gills st that.
A sucker is a "hoodoo" who
Buys packages OF soap with
SO bills in then for So.
4 sucker is a fellow whe
signs receipt for car load
of grindstones and then finds
out that be has signed a note
for 5000.
A sucker is a business man
who sends bis job work to
some snide house out Of town
and expects his home paper to
blow up the town and benefit
him aud his enterpFising neigh
Bors.
A sucker is a small AIexan-
der at twenty, who knows
more than his grandfather as
eighty
A sucker is a farmer who
buys his goods from travelling
peddler when be can buy them
Of llis bone merchant for So
per cent less.
The sucker is the windbsg
who ste sround in the store
ard abuses every body behind
their back aud imsgines people
don't bear Of it.
A sucker is a kicker who
opposes every improvement
and rails at every hustler in
gae town until some other own
springs up near him and his
property drpsecfates rs per-
cent in value, and can't sell it
at that or get out Of debt
until lhs sheriff helps him out.
The world and water are full
Of suckers aud The shore lined
With sharks. The current is
principally down the stream
and the suckers must swim
against tAe current If they
don't want to get hooked-Ex
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-21
MAEY CASES At
NEW ORLEANS.
Inspector HARRISON So Tele
graphs From New Orleans
70 Jackson.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. r.
A case of yellow fever having
been officially reported to
exist in New Orleans. the
State Of Mississippi has quar-
antined against the city. Late
this evening the following tele-
gram was reserved from In
spector HARRISON from New
Orleans:
MANY cases ofyelIow fever.
Believe it will be officially an
nounced today or tonight.
No persons from New Or
leans viii be allowed to enter
Mississippk The situation at
Jackson IS quiet. No new
cases. About half the pop
ulation remains inithe city.
The following telegram was
received tonight from DIR.
Grant:
"Orwood-Two new cases;
Taylors one. Sick generally
doing well.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-21
TEXANS TOOK THEIR PAY.
Finally Concluded To Accept
Money From a Negro
Paymaster.

Jacksonville. Fla. Sept. II
The Second Texas regiment
was paid off to-day by Maj.
Lynch, the eolored paymaster.
This is the regiment that refus-
ed to receive its pay from Maj.
Lynch on account OF his color
and the matter was referred to
Washington. The regiment
took vote today undecided
to receive its pay, this action
being due to the fact that the
regiment IS to leave here on
Tuesday next for home.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-21

Observation-Disclosures

Is prepared to execute all orders for Job Print
ing such as Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Bust
ness Cards Wedding Cards, Envelop Cards
and in fact all kinds of Printing
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-21

Frefh lemeHs at 90 cents per
iozen at Lacio Bouts.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-09-21

Old newspapers for sale at
this Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
cIENFuEGos IN BAD SHAPE.


Havana, Nov. Major Amy and Cap
tain Page returned here from CienfuegoS.
They report the sanitary conditions there
as bad, especially at quarters and camps
occupied by the Spanish soldiers. Reports
of skirmishes between SpAniards are in
correct.
1t is understood that eight hattalions
of troops remaining along the JucaTo mil
itary line will arrive at Cienfuegcs this
week preparatory TO being embarked for
Spain. In all about $4,000 troops are
expected to concentrate at Cienfuegos for
embaTkation home.
The Spanish mail steamer Puerto Rico
sailed from Oenfuegos "Wednesday car
rying loco troops.
The Cuban delegates who have been IN
session at Santa Cruz del Sur are ex-
pected TO continue their sessions at Ma.
reno.
The government has ordered officers and
soldiers who are evacuating Cuba TO be
paid in preference to other obligations.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
REPORTS ARE GOOD AND BAD.
lemhI Indians Are worthless. bua
MANY Others Are DoIng Well.

Washington, Nov. The majority Of
annual reports Of Indian agents 10 the
commissioner Of Indian affairs are OF en-
eouraging nature and indicate progress
generally along civilized lines.
Some Of the reports. however, are no;
50 gratifying. and make some surprising
statements Unusual in the annual report
is the following arrSignment in the report
in the report of +. N. Nerian, in charge
of the Ieinhi Indians in Idaho. He says:
They are addicted to gambling. horse
racing and dancing and the influence OF
the so-called medicine man operates to
the disadvantage OF the tribe. Their real
advancement has not been what il should
or what it was possible to have been under
the circumstances. In the agents annual
report for lSS2 GA the Lemhi reservation
| find - Indian families were engaged IL
farming; Is years after l can report but
IL following agricultural pursuits, an in
crease Of Il, not one convert a year.
Agent Fuller of the Blackfoot agency,
Montana, referring to the opening of the
eeded portio-. under mineral land laws
last April. says prospecting has been
practically fruitless and predicts absn-
donment Of the sO-caIled mineral strip be
fore the first Of November
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
TWO MEN KILLED IN A NINE.
"@TH oseyeeme ~ Gas in san.en No.
. Miss.


kossiaIld. b. G., Nos. shortly he.
lore o'eioek last evening the city va,
alar'hed by hearing the continued whist.
mug % the compressor plant At The sunset
10 ihlhe. sitnate about three quarters
q mile south of t0An. Two honrs after
wards tso carriages arrived in toWn. n.
nrst containing the bodies OF W. J. Cain
aai Patrick Nolan. two miners who had
iiaes their death IN the mine. and the 9th.
81 eArtiaee conlsiRed employees, followed
W Dr. kenning ON horseback, VITO n III
lseeii called 10 the scene II the aaeisleli.
Joseph friahAer. iaoeEnan OF the mine.
VAS one u The occupants Of the last ear.
riage and was the first man seen by the
correspondent. He gave the follow ing ae.
eount:
shortly after s o'eloek aas up town
and Seefifsd a message that serious ae,
sidens bad iakea place and that help Was
wanted. ] Immediately got together some
at the infH snd ptaeeesled out TO the mine.
Previous 10 nay going doSn the -a,sfl
George ireAFy, the night engineer IL.
shaFse u the hoist At the station, had
bfoaght l0 the surface Frs-a Holt. 1
eii'illssi d0Nh to the $50 tooi lesel, where
found 1hin and Nolan. Cain vas living
across the pamp and Nolan Mas janlmed
IN h@ssern tsO pipes where they had
fallen. assisted in bringing the boasc.
at the sben TO the ssfiare.
To-day We hal shat doNn the ma
chihesy Ia elean oaI the tosle1s, starting
In al a'eloek ahis morning. These
heys porks.i on the aight sniff and had
baAsssuA Hast hight before coming up. No
asls had rane doNn the miiae during the
aay anlll they came On duty al 6:8o.
Na1 ealsiag tos steam 10 set up 10 clear
the ta8l aiE onI u the nine, they aent
siuen aad ssTe Overcome hs The gas 1T
sAas zisatssot isael. and had rstAsBtly al.
ssaPsed 30 sei OPP the ladders. frri Holt
soa as Tar a. The SO leos lesrl, y here he
Aas 0aesr"rns. Tao otAeF p.sar fellows,
isalya ing s~rr qnsrAiy o,etroaae aud fell
daan 10 ah-sv / found Ihrsn
A. J, Dna ~. nho Ia ihs absepep u
bite s'setlssr, J, G DTessg. the manager Of
she miar. al a il ia TosunIe. has oiled
hss place, Mas nrAt seeB. lie ~,FnSssafatei
sac aalstn-nss Il hts bspshef.
", ], caia aSs married ana leaves a
sic and rAilA Patrick Nolan pas sin.
sic. fteA lloll has Tu-.oaesni and has
l-svA ssssshs Ia soNn. The R.iaa 's
es nssl bs the Cahadiaa Gosdhrids Synds,
rsir ~sih brad 6fttrSss al I@tamlo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
BOLD HoLDUR IN SPOKANE.
Two sfep Beb Uniea Depss whme
Fesr Clerk. Are There.

Spokane, Nov. 1.-The union depot
conipany's freight Office on Washington
street was hold up By ta.o masked n,erl a.
$50 last evening and about 800 III e4.II
taken from the safe. G. s. Parker. I. n.
silnons, ". F. Yrcoinan and H. ". Real
were In the Office at the time. The rob.
beers escaped.
The robbery i unquestionabiy the hold.
est pefpetrated in this city since the u.
Gee Of the Centennial mill VAS held nr
in November, 1895. At that time only go
WAS secured. although package Of err.
reney, containing several hundred dol.
lars, was overlooked
One strange thing IN connection with
the robbery hast night was the public 10
eality in which il took place The freight
depot, in which the freight Office Is 10
Gated, is at the north end OF the Wash
ingten-street bridge, across which there
Is heavy traffic. At the time the crime
Was committed freight train was stand
ing in the yards beside the depot. The
o. r. e. \. passenger train was also
nearly due and large number Of wagon,
and persons were passing the depot en-
route 10 meet the train. IL happened that
no one glanced through the window 81
the freight Office or observed the masked
men as they stepped out on the side
walk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
DN'TWANT TOPAY F)RTH[M|
THINK THE PRICE TOO HIGH.
EieteH senaters Talk Absnt Payins
for the Phiiippines--sesne Iso NOT
Maat Them NJ AIi--Others Thiarx
America shosia Ne Paid Cor TAX
inR che islands.

New York. NOV. Ala answer to the
query; -Do you favor the proposition to
pay spain slO0O0,O00 for the Philip.
l'inesIe eleven United States senators are
said to have telegraphed the World ex-
pressing their unaltersbls opposlrion 10
any such plan.
The senators are Jones aud Berry IL
Arkansas. Harris Of Kansas, Hale II
Maine. Burrows Of Michigan, Roach of
North Dakota, Chandler OF New lamp
shife, Tiilnan Of South Carolina. Petit
grew Of South Dakota. Sullivan Of Mis.
sissippi and Daniel Of Virginia.
Senator Hale says: Il would not take
the Philippines il spain would give as
Si0.0D0iO0O with them. The sooner We
drop them the better"
Senator Chandler says. IF Spain viii
pay us $4t00Gs00O0 war Indemnity am
willing To have her deduct therefrom So.
100000 for snrFendeFing sovereignty in the
Philippines, 10 which We ought 10 give ii
possible the blessings Of religious liberty
and selfgosernment, AZ Ae have given
them 10 Cuba
Senator Tiiiman says; u am opposed
10 paying any sum Of money to spain for
the Philippines, and equally opposed 70
holding them as conquered territory. itls
II @e demand their concession We should
not assnsne any debts On that account
and ae eouid then sell them 10 help pay
the Expenses oi the war"
Senator peiiigfes says = am not in
favor al acquiring the Philippine islands
~ any price. They should be allowed 10
form government Of their own. All
governments derive their just powers
from the ronscnt u the governed.
Senator Sullivan says: The setentinn
ot the Philippines. which approve, can
he justified only a. a legitimate result Of
Sssaaish outrage and American victory,
aside tron the original question Of hu-
nsanisy ao0id pay Spain not one dol.
tor n.os~ for tho-e islands than she has
paid Tor them. spain nccessitaied this
sar, let bcf pay ior it, The Philippines
se oars by t,snques,. not by purchase"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Jonas Halgerson OF Glendiye has sold
to John Martin and c. G. Narnm 1905
ewes Ut - Is aud so eve lambs nj ~ 80
The Hon James Fergus Of Lewiston has
inst celebrated his SSH birthday and is
hale and hearty old man.
General $. N. Il. Young, formerly
colonel and acting superintendent Of the
National park, has been assigned with his
command 10 duty in Cuba
4 crew OF 100 japanese are At work
on the railroad above Nyaek. and il Is
reported that 500 more are on their way
70 Aotk on the Kaiispell division
james Rimn Of Red Ledge has received
patent for bis desert land claim Of 800
acres lie has disposed of the ranch 10
the Rocky Fork Coal company for a con
sidcration Of 5000.
Lowry Eaker Of GIendive shipped y
head Of Dawson county beef cattle 10
Chicago which topped the market Far
western range cattle this season. the price
being ~ 80.
Alexander u. Upshaw, industrial teach
er at the Crow agency. has been trans.
icrred TO like position nj the Genoa
shool in Nebraska, al a salary Of 5000
per annnm.
II iSsneported that Engineer Goddard,
Of Great. Falls, who vas killed in the
recent wreck at Floods, carried S4O01
Insurance upon his life. and his family
Is therefore left in better circumstance.
than vas expected.
Tie proposition as submitted 10 and
accepted by the board Of trade of the
city of Missouri TO build public park
and county fair grounds on the plot west
Of the European hotel Is receiving enoour-
aging support from the citizens Of Mis-
soulA.
Clark Bros, Of Bynum. recently made a
big sale Of lambs 10 Linden Of Cascade,
the transaction including some 10000
head. The price Is reported as 81 Is per
head. The same firn Is delivering 420o
head Of yeasiings to 5. H. Hamilton oi
Winona, al the Benton stock yanis.
W. ID. Deaton with fone ii men is
on his way to Billings driving about 200
bead OF beef cattle for shipment 10 the
Chicago market. The bunch includes all
Of the II o brand. besides a number Of
I smaller hands.
John Herman. who is the packer for
the Northern Pacific land examiner out
Of, has left Libby for Melbourne with his
pack animals. The outfit that came down
Pipe creek hast week Is expected to re.
turn in a few days and viii examine
lands in the vicinity Of Melbourne.
DIR, Henshall and his force have heeu
busy for several weeks distributing fish
10 many points in Montana. Fish have
already been shipped to Melrnse, Dillon
Red Rock, Townsend, Lombard, Joseph
inc, Dorsey and LeadbOro. Shipments
will be made TO many points on the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific this
month. Also several streams in the Cad
latin valley will he supplied, and some
Of the waSers Of the Yellowstone park.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
WILL FIGHT THE TRUST.
New sasar Reanery Besins opera
tions in New Yerk.

New York. Nov. 2-The new Doseher
sugar refinery began is output 81 refined
sugar yesterday. Friends Of the new en-
terprise insist that through the use o.
modern apparatus the Doscher plant y VI
be able 10 turn out product III an aver
age Of over OHe-eighth cent a pound cheap.
er than il possible In the old reGneries.
No recent trade event has commanded
The Wall street attention which Is given
to tOiay's start by Messrs- Dosrher 0i
their competition with the American SUI
gar Company, in whose management for
40 many years they were conspicuous.
President Haseineyer Of the American sn.
gar Company Is quoted rs saying to busi-
ness acquaintance that II Is The Doseher
and not the Arbnckle- competition which
he has reason to fear. and from the same
quarter came rather violent predictions
of dreadful things which the company pro
posed to intiiet upon the rash seeeders.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
SHOT BY HIGHwAYMEN.
E1-cean~IIuana OF spokane HAS q
Clasr Gait.

Spokane, Nor. 5,--Avery u Davidson.
a iarrner riiy eomnriiman. MAS shot has;
eArning by one 81 three masked high.
sAthrn Who wcnr attempting TO hold up
= Hos. Park cat on Whieh Mr. DaVidsan
aas passenger. Davidson had grspplsd
with the armed highWaynan, when the
latter tircd. The hall entered nayidson's
i,rcasi. aton; sn inch above the heart,
ranged to the left and came oni under
81. srnP,,. II is painful ha, not a
serious aound. The robbers escaped.
Al 10 p M. another hoid-up took place.
tl,e siciim bcing l.. y. Buchhols, brake
man on the Spokane Falls a Northern
rroaJ. Three mcH held him up at the cor
nsr IT billiard strsVt aud Fourth avenue.
sc be ~as cpsning doAn toAn. They se'
cured 81 10 from his pockets. Mr.. Bu~h.
holS Was nnanned and made no resist
anoc. Hi> left hand was rccently crushed
v hllr coupling cars. which PLAYED him al
an additional disadsaniage.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

San Francisco. Nov. Lice was making
ON the Yukon and there WAS thin ice at
Dutch harbor when the Portland sailed on
October II. The tug Sadie has gone into
winter quarters at Dutch hsrbor. At
least dozen river steamers are stuck on
sand hars in the Yukon and all will prob
ably be lost The Dawson City is total
wreck. The Herman and Tacoma are
aground and the other boats are in such
perilOus positions that when the ice breaks
up they may go to pieces
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
AsuINGIsN.

katilss coaHsy has sbimsod COCO
.As~P ihs. yeaT
H. IL Aad,ras Il t'rnsrSa lie has jalst
s<ad 1910 brad II eve .A4erp 10 = parry
in Igsr ltailrs tuF ~ 80 hrAA
Fissyssia~ss i.r,s, II Nsstn cos,asy have
bIpsagas iariF sisFwT oii II sac ilac Haa'iia'
lasn. sRA a4ll dave iheh desn TO sAerp
suisA, 80 SnaLr t5ter. herr ,hasisands
II sAsvF hna TssSurasv sIi ,A'"agh il,s
sisssss na tie hil'ssdrA-
Nal in iyr swars have iarte lsocn -
ieA s4le Hssa In f1isn's'pfg. u Sc alrsos'
isaFsssalsSs to sss rnsn to do odd fol''
an4 tsse ~ w., Of all glasses ne@ have
Ga h. engaged isT shrsd.
"a Marshali i'ashci, II Fasraa'cn. q 10
DEPARTED is~ S,snth AtnsssnA pi,h at'au'
einSsn ID shr c4tys iapJs f~N years
agn, ~ SID la he IN Ibaasnn city. John
( Ia Ftsee. ia = lssist 10 MI ibe fues, sAs
he sAv Parker en- September 10,
The Msshiustoa Sts's Ils'fsHcn' NJ
ssssassor - ~ hf,sd Hs annual ussS'ins at
Z t1leaa,yilr IA fArcvral~f - and -. ID
Smilh. spokane. n y Heed. T.. sharp
In T. Tt.ssa~tn and ] q Gasiaia arr The
yssnmlste~ on arrangement, Ansncv and
tersrsyon.
4 state Ufain CpsnmissSopcf Virgil; said
{ the ushrf day apd shcTs aSh IT, .
lArer nuual~t II lzFuaers throughout the
state - he ell Do sumusrE following neat
ss.a-au. sud gave their land y~a1s r'-s'
II shsy 10 ~, they can Afford TO h"la
tbssr pfssspi ervp tor macy non'h'. ans
thru. II there should 10 a shortage u
ihs .,sifhsrn countries. shcy can scil Al
an inSnense rr,at
The commissioners If kiiii'as r'untl
made the isltav ,sg levy Al their meeting
last Hrcki FW cHIntF cufEcnt expense
mills. for conuiy bond interest, ,
mills. .or cOanty rad, s mill f"r county
sg,aev. : mill general state purposes
Il mills general sch~sl purpose mills
rsBrrul military pauoacs. mill gen
eral interest, 2 m.Il Salaries Of count!
aIt,ets. sigaIs. superior e'u't expenses
sasss1. ius,ice cuur,. $50. surdry count.
eNpsa..-s. ssS23. Total, ssat1Jo.
Ia .Trcasurrt lockwood nt Pacific couu
ty, who rrvcu,l. returned to Soaih lcn'
i. and surrendered him=clt for trial on
/, charge ot emlrs5ling county funds, had
hard time II Il during the siN months h
, Was a fugitive from justice. lie waite
on table At Victoria. H. G., for a starter
Then he went Ga California, and V'site
I. 10 counties in his schrVh for work IN
pisecs he held acre. Driver Of ienI
, mule team in a logging camp poll IA
!. collector. cherry gathetcr In an op'har
!, a, 10 CENTS day. ccok in San FrsnciS'
: saloon. and kitchen man a, snmm'
4. | rpaoTt