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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Santa Clara.

Miss Bessie Woodham has returned after a visit to San Francisco.
 Miss Alice Haines has returned to San Fran cisco after visit to her parents.
 Miss Mary Parry has returned from a San Francisco visit.
 Mrs. A. E. Osborne, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Worrald has returned to her home at Glen Ellen.
 Miss M. Peralta is visiting in San Luis Obispo.
 R. Leaf of San Francisco has been visiting friends in town.
 MT. and Mrs. William Fleury are entertain ing Mrs A. Fleury of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Bedding.

Mir and Mrs. W. c. Raymond have returned to San Francisco
 MT. and Mrs R. E. Hufford were here from Whtmore.
 Mrs Lehman Blum has returned from San Francisco where she visited her daughter who is attending high school.
 Miss Della Frisbie up from Anderson. Mrs M. E. Heaton and son of Iron Mountain have gone to San Francisco.
 Miss Belden has returned to her home in Canton, O.
 Miss Alice Meyers visited friends in Ander- son.
 MT. and Mrs J. S. Strode of Stella are visit ing in San Francisco.
 Miss M Mabel Walden visited in Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
CloVerdaIe.

Lewis s. Otis of Eureka is here on visit to his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Otis; also to as sist the Cloverdale band in their music for the Citrus Fair
 Daniel M Wambold Jr., after a years ab- Eence in Eureka, has returned here for an in- definite stay.
 Mrs. s. D. Fowler of Petaluma is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. John Dixon intend ing to remain until after the Citrus Fair
 Miss s. Spencer Of Oakland is a guest at the residence of A Bentley.
 Miss Lena Ornbaun of Yorkville Is enjoying a pleasant visit with her friend, Miss Cora IerouX.
 Mrs J. Dunbar returned Wednesday after a two weeks sojourn with friends in Santa Rosa Miss Margaret Parsons of Santa Rosa will be her guest until after the fair.
 F. P Conner of the local firm, Shaw & Con- ner, accompanied by his wife, left this week for the Klondke. A large concourse of friends gathered at the depot to witness their de- parture and bid them godspeed
 Gordon Cameron. in business here for the past fifteen years. left Tuesday for the Klon- dike. His son. Russell. will conduct the bus- ness during his absence.
 Mrs. B. F. Green departed Wednesday for @ few weeks visit with her daughter Mrs w T. Setchell at Angels Camp.
 George w. Coe spent few days in the metropolis this week in the interest of his newly discovered gold mine near Cloverdale
 Mrs William Schweitzer, T. NJ Menihan. George B. Baer and J. A. Gould were in Santa Rosa on business the past week and W T. Brush in Ukiah.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Ventura.

Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. wineman of Devils Lake, Dakota, visiting with Mir and Mrs. s. M: Wineman and family. They are on their honeymoon.
 Hon. l.. F. Eastin, editor of the Ventura h. dependent, was'in Los Angeles and Pasadena last Saturday.
 Mrs. John Ayers Is visiting in Petaluma-
 Mrs. A. C. Hardison and three children re- Peru, South America
 A. W. Burrel, president of the California Bridge Company of Oakland Is in this city
 R.. A. Freeman. editor of the Ojai, was in Ventura Tuesday. Mexico
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

Mrs. John R. Matthews Of Los Angeles and her cotisin, Miss Frances Suffern, of syracuse. N. Y, are here settling up the estate Of the late Mrs. Mary Hersey.
 Councilman George Wentz has gone to Ari- zona health trip.
 Edward F Johnson, prominent young drug gist of Giroy, will wed Miss Elsie Garrett, formerly of Sacramento, on Sunday, the zotn inst. . Mrs. R. R. Hall has returned to her home in San Jose.
 Oscar Moore has been visiting friends in Amador.
 V. E. Burrows, Jerry Ryan and John Del cumum will leave for Alaska about the ~th inst.
 Mrs Taylor of Salinas has returned home after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. E. H. Berry.
 Mrs. Thorpe is visiting at the home Of her father, Judge Fox. of Redwood City.
 Richard Pierce, superintendent Of the Jack- son and Iakeview Mining Company of Lundy, Cal, visited his father here this week
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Lakeport.

Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Martin returned from A two months' visit in San Francisco last Sun day.
 home in Los Angeles, after an extended visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. P. T. Boone.
 Miss Grace Critcher of San Francisco was the guest of Mrs Scrbner this week.
 c. K McMath and wife of Fort Bragg and A B. McMath and wife of Elmira were the week. = months visit at Middletown.
 Misses Carrie and Tillie Slotterbek are vis- iting in San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

he has been stopping for the benefit of his health.
 J. Grant Talbott. the well-known jeweler, was married Wednesday evening of last week 10 Miss Bertha Gallup, the charming daughter .e.r ol MT and Mrs. E. E. Gallup of this city. the couple will return to Santa Ana to reside.
 Mrs. J. T. Cook of Los Angeles was the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ira Chandler, last
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Menlo Park.

Mrs Louis Colder is spending a few weeks with friends here.
 Mrs E. B. Ryan and her daughter Daisy, leave for the East March 1.
 Miss Harrington of Oakland is visiting her brother, Thomas Harrington.
 An entertainment for the benefit of the free reading-rooms, given in Assembly Hall Satur- day evening, was largely attended.
 Mrs Kaston and daughters leave for the Orient the first of the month.
 Miss Emma Kugeler has returned from the
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Colfax.

Mir and Mrs. ". 4. Ewers have returned from the mining fair at San Francisco. Miss Mabel Stoal1es has returned from Oak land.
 Miss Alice Mills is quite sick
 Superintendent A Rodger of the Cedar Creek mine at Shady Run is attending the fair.
 Edward Keskeys of Iowa Hill has gone to Michigan.
 Mrs, John May has gone to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Winters.
Miss Edna Rust of Jackson is visiting friends

Miss Edna Rust of Jackson Is visiting friends here
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Councilman of Monti- cello were visiting relatives here this week.
 Robert Morrison, a leading merchant of this town went to Monterey Wednesday, where he was married to Miss Leila Perry. After short wedding trip they will return here next week to live
 Mrs. Edward Lahey has returned home from San Francisco, where she had been about six weeks.
 MT and Mrs Banks Crosthwaite of vaca- vile were visiting friends in Winters Thurs day.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Fresno.

Edwin Phillips, ex-superintendent of streets of Stockton, was in Fresno the fore part of the week.
 E. R. Zion of the Madera schools was in town this week.
 W J. Berry the 'Klondike King" was over from Selma last Tuesday
 Mrs. J. P. Fernald Is visiting friends in the southern part of the State.
 Mrs. William Woolley of San Jose has been the guest of Mrs Achille Fournier
 August Weihe, the capitalist is in town from Ban Francisco in connection with his offer to conate a park to the city.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

q Cary and wife have returned from a visit with Alameda relatives.
 Mise Minnie Florance Is recovering from " N. Henderson and bride returned from their wedding trip Monday. and host Of con gratulating friends called during the evening
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
IuIare.

Mrs. Grace Gather of Los Angeles cam. m Monday to be at the bedside of her father J. N. Anderson, who died Tuesday J. H. Aiken. R. Chandler George Dimfck Charles Aver and P. J. Slifer have left for the Alaska gold fields
 ] B. P. oakford, accompanied by his mother.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

The past week has been a lively one among Pacific Coast people. Social functions nave been the rule in all parts of the State ana numerous weddings are reported. Several we'll known people are seriously ili
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Nevada Citu.

Mrs James A. Northway leaves next Thurs day for Skaguay to join her husband.
 VIII J. Pascoe. resident here prior to ls6s Is up from San Francisco on visit.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
Santa Ana.

Miss Ada Galloway is visiting friends in Los Angeles.
 Mrs A. Gee Harlin of Cotton spent several days with friends here last week.
 George E. Peters. deputy county recorder. returned last week from Los Angeles, where
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13
GilroY.

Deputy Sheriff Timmins has returned from . visit to his old home in Ontario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14
NOTICIAS

-. Segdn Ella Uni6n,, los incondicions-
les no aoeptarAn oargos de consejeros vitalcios,
nj iran las urnas, en- ell case de que, como Sc
dice, resultsIsn seis vacsntes & cubrir para la
CAmara insular, puestos que SO dejarAn las
minorfas. La creencis general en- esta oiudad,
que Sc trata de poner toda clase de obsta aculos
al gobierno insular por psrte de los vencidos
en- Ia luchs electoral. Otros Green que los unos
coneoientes y los otros inconscentes, Sc empeiian
en- defacreditar Ell sistema de gobierno autono
mista.
-. Cotizamos cafe en- esta capital, con los
giros por las npbes: clases para Cuba de $l9 4
S2i4; pi6n, de $2l} & $22; hacienda sin esco-
ger, de $23 4 $24; idem escogido, de s25 & $26.
-. Recortamos de un peri6dico de Ma
ysgiez: sHemos visto las csjetillas de ciga-
rrillos que expende Ia fAbrica Ella Autonomfs,,
de don Domingo Sulsona. Estss cajetillss lie.
van fotograbados que reproduosn las fotogrsffs
de los sefores Rossy, We've, Ramos Berbosa,
personajes todes tan puros como el tsbaco con
que Sc eaboran los tales cigarrillos. Recomen-
dsmos s los fumadores libersles los productos
de Ia fabrics del sefior Sulsona,
-. Los vecinos de los pisos altos de : la
cslle de San Francisco entire San Justo Cruz,
suplican los dependencies del comefcio pro-
curen hacer menos ruido al abrir las 5 de la
msi1ana los establecimientos. Dicen que las
familiss no pueden concilar ell suefio que sen.
tiIfan tener que quejarse Ia poliofa.
-. servicios prestados por Ia policfs mu-
nicipal durante el dfa J noche de syer: deteni.
doe por infracci6n las rsglas do policfa, Gil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14

Ultima buen porvsnir al consume de ese tlbaco
mediante activsy efcaz gestion con Ia Compa.
ffs. .Arrendataris, hasta ahora descuidads.
supongo haberme ezplicado 10 sufoiente,
se6or Director, para demostrar que los calcu.
los y raxousmientos usados en- mi mencionado
folleto, por mas que no procedan de un sstudio
tan minucioso y profundo cual su deicada ma
'teris requisre, son bastante sceptables como
base para 81 de una obra perfects que con su
suxilio 60 puede haoer como todo 10 que SO de-
sea en- bien 10 los pueblos cuando existe buen
proposito y recta iutencion por parte de sus
administrators.
81 usted &c dignara dar pubicdad q estos
rengloues en- las coumnas de su per6dico, se 10
estimarfa su afectfsmo S. s.
Enrique Vynn0s.
Barcelona, "a de Mario de 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14
Ia HERHNc1A DEL CoNpRNADo

-eNo me amo Gberto Morel... no es mas que mi
padre adoptivo. 80. Yo soy Ell marques de Trevenec!,
iOh iCuanto hubiera desesdo ella la primera
este secreto Como hubiera eado los labos
RADIO Gberto pear de la ataldad que pareca separates
para semre e lamaba de otro modo vvfa mas que
para 81.
Como Ia habfan sacado del gabinee de su padre donde
pao squea cruel habs hecho que Ia reesen todo 10
ocudo despus estaba muy orguosa de las aivas de,a
raciones de adorado.
Cou que sublime vaor habfa scepads ho de un ase
no Cukntos ugar habrfan reohazado abomnab
herencia Con que fmpn haba lanzado mobiles pbras
Oh padre me anes de saber nada antes de las
pruebas que han agobiado, nocente He vaca
do aceptsr tftuo tn speldo. Ahora 10 revindieo
orguloI mo, ii puedes haber sido asesino
Bba1a haba escuchado este relat que padre la haba
hecho temblorosa; porque e Amrante essba
cruelmente impresonado hja. deepuss nade la
habfs visto orar
Noovidaba que prma, que la compahera de infan
de Vile Avray hasa habfa tenido terrible valor de
conolar prma quen haba sdo precise decr al fin que
padre habfa muerto asesinado
Ests penosa eveac6n haba impresionado de tai modo
Magdaens que oraba padre acabsse de perdero
tanto por ella por Bibans hsbfs sdo por 10 que
senior de Montmoran habfa decddo hacer aque vise Ro
cheneuf porque de las ssas aproxmaba la fam
liza de MontmorAn poda vivir aada Paris porque por
psrs prudene que 6vsnes assteran las
fes que verfsn obgadas de permanecer Paris
La sonora de Hontmoran temfs Ia soedad que iban
vv abandonadss pensamientos Felipe organzara
excarones psrtidss de pescs que la distraean. ell Al
mrante eperabs que immense door que todos experiments
ban po s mil dsraccones que proporconaba
81 mar.
La mareha Sc habfa prsparado POGO tempo Y. e1cep
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14

dicado Puerto Rico. Trae lecturs muy sme'
na las fotograffas de los sefores que forman
el gobierno provisional de Ia colonia J de nues'
tros prncipales poetas, periodistas y escritores
publicos. Tambi6n diferentes vistss de edif'
oios De Ia isla y una vista general de ests cspi'
tai. Recuerdese que es agente de esta revista
nuestro amigo don Luis Cuevss Zequeira.
~. FL vapor espahol AIava cargo en- esta
capital para la Habana, $50 saoos con $3.50
kilos csf6, SO pacss = 10 fsrdos con 1905 XII
los mirahuano = 20 barriles con 3,450 kilos
sebo de res. Fl vapor espafiol "Montevideo"
cargo tambi6n para la Hsbana 57e saoos con
5l,7ss klos cafe, oajas fuailes J bsyonetas y
IL idem cartuchos. para trasbordar Ia
Peninsula 1870 saoos con ,o7e kilos azdcar.
-. En- el vapor "Alfonso XII" han lle'
gado esta capital, procedentes de Ia Hsbsns,
l6 torpedos, le sumergidores, IA osjas mate.
riales pars torpedos 8 jaulas para los mismos.
~. Circula la notioia de que Ia escuadri.
lila de torpederos nacionsles que Sc espera en-
nuest'o puerto, llegara dentro de dos dfas.
-. Dice IN peri6dico que 81 conde de
Romanones, alcalde de Madrid, ha sido sutori.
xado para la emission de obligaoioues do 4 500
pesetas al por ciento, amortizsbes en- 80 aiios,
por valor de % millones de pesetas, con deitino
4 la conversion de Ia deuda municipal.
- sehores, alerta, que SO aosban muy
lijero las c6lebres y duraderas ohinelas de Iona
de dolores, forma zapatos, que ha recibir Gel
Popular vende & oncuenta oentavos par.
Las hay para sefiorss y oaballeros.
-. Segdn hemos dido, esta tarde debe
entrar nuestro puerto el vapor de guerra ita'
liano de que antes habfsmos hsblado.
-. Ssgdn telegrama reoibido por la casa
oonsignataria, el vapor "Conde Wifredo llegd
Cadiz sin novedad, aver 4 las 8 della ma1ana.
~. En- uno de los jusgados de Madrid
Sc present6 ell Is de Mario altmo una denun.
cia que no deja de ser ouriosa. Un sehor man
do 4 Ia sastrerfa un chaleco para que Sc 10 COM
pusieran. Ell sastre 10 di6 una oficials; pero
lueg, el duefo del chaleco echo de menos
un paquetede billetes, importante 5000. Hizo
memoria y record6 que los biletes iban en- 81
bolsillo del chsleoo. Corri6 & casa del sastre
encontro el chaleoo; pero las 4 500 pesetas ique
81 quieres! Ahora sc trats de averiguar en- dom
de estan las pesetas, 8 81 los tales billetes no
estuvieron nunca en- e bolsillo del ohaleco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14

81 camino de Ronda aceco 81 deeon6anzs pero hs
bi6ndols conocido, ls dijo:
-Hsrmosa noche sehor Delalande pero e vento es un
POGO fues No sera quen anuvera por aquf noohe
81 me enconrsra vuestro ugar En 6n 81 sgrada
Ninguno de los adusneros de la region admraba
los csprichos del sehor Delslande.
Este conte6 sonriendo que gusabs Ell vento efec-
to- despu&s hizo grar Ia conversation del castillo de
Roehsneuf, tan alumbrado en- plens noche
-iCaramba-d ell aduanero,-tambien mf me llama ID
atencdn Dede que etoy por aquf hace va muchos aos
que estoy pafs amAs he visto habado invieno
i Esta Ia famia de Moutmoran en- Rocheneuf?
-Llega mahsna.
ESQ raro-d dijo ell juez
-iOh Algo sxtraordinario ocurre-concluy6 dciendo
interocutor.
Ell sehor Delalsnde sgu6 paseando aduanero
media hora despue muy ntrgado, ovdando reserva
dirigi6 haeia Ell castillo.
La estancia de la famia de Mcntmorkn que de lSjos
domnaba el passe desapsrecfa medda que acercaba
detras de los mameones cuberto de pnos de encna de
frsno de tamarndos I'm parque cercsdo la rojea
bs habfa aboe de odas caes que resisten los
vento del mar Desnte de Ia fachads que mabs hasa las
teras exenda hermoso ardn, donde creefan &C.
rAnioe cavsles msgnf6cos rosales.
FL edifco antique modesto, espece de guarida
TORE aspierads, frente al los cotados ba
bfan evsnads sigo XV1 dos encsnadores pabeonss
que comunicaban args gaes Ia antigua
vivends Del psrque escssra, alberta 10 rocs Dor
deada de una rampa con baaustre de gnito psrma ba
hermoss playa tspizada dc dorado Ia izquie
da de esta playa entire puercto por
gagana estrechs, servfs de fondsadaro Ia sncha q yacht
de vspor de Felipe de MoDtmorAn.
antigua pase6 largo ratio por los alrededores del
CASTILLO un POGO avergonzado do ndcrec6 pero sin po
dera domna Eso sbsurdo sin embargo; que fami-
la DC Montmoran pssase invisrno Cannes Paris
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14
VA R | { D 4 D { 5.

narhan7ne d 92 reales arroba Los se6ores
oa'Uu''LvS Cereoedo Hermanos Comp aca'
ban de reoibir una gran csntidad de garbanzos,
tamado regular, y, desesndo favorecer al pa'
blioo. Ia realizarAn 1 rsz6n de 29 reales arroba.
Es una verdadera ganga en- estos tiempos, pues
no quieren sacar Ia utilidad que podrfa rendir
el srtfculo en- las presentes circunstaneias. La
oantidad mfnima que 81 despachara sera medic
cuarto de arroba. 81
wBsnitp J. Cafrsras. osss;s', es5s;s d: .e:s,; g
oomisionista tiens 81 ofoina TetuAn 4e.-Ts
l6fono 57.-Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14
y!lle slespe!eaal
FL hermoso , ripido vapor corrsc ffanc6al
Ferdinand do Lessons

TUIuIndIIu W lUSSUpS
de Ia Compagnte Generate Trasasld,stiQNe,
ssldra de este puerto para el de Burdtos, a
viaje extrsordinario el dia 29 de Mayo pr6si.
mo, admitiendo csrga para toda Europa y PSF
ssjeros.
Este buque que reune todas las condicio-s 4
nes ordinarias de los grandes trssatlAnticos, ha I
sido objeto de veparaciones especialss nara Ssts I
~ioje, de suerte que los sefiores pasajeros en-
contraran en- sus esplendidas cAmaras elegantss
comedores amplias toldillas, todo el lujo, CO.
modidAdes y comfort ueoesarios para un viajs
de placer.
Los pasajeros para el norte de EspaH0
tendr&n Ia faoilidad de desembsrcar on Bur-
deos de donde salem vspores diarios para Il
costs cantAbrca, mas del ferrocarril que -
pocas horas los pone en- territorio espahol.
iiGRAN REBAJA DE PRECIOSl!
Deseando Ia oompshia proporcionsr los {
sefores passjeros toda olase de ventajas, ha
hecho una rebaja exceptional para este visjs.
en- los preoios de passjes, que quedan reducidoa
&: 500 frances on . cAmara,
ESQ idem en- entrepuente. Z
Para informes dirigirse los agentes.
2O-s J0T. SILVA Y COMPANIl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-14

-. Passjeros llegados hoy en- el vapor
espailol eAlfonso XII, procedentes de la Hs.
bana: Don Luis F. de Thomas Tirado, don
Francisco Pampliego, don Ciprisno Pehs No.
gal, don Emilio Amanda Cutanos, dofa Maria
r. Planes hijos, don Alfonso Arias Bouho'
me, don Antonio Mendex Martinez, don Au'
gusto Psmies Puig, don Jose Gonzalez Garcia,
don Jose Betsncourt, don Juan Fernandez,
don Julio Mata de Andrade.
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| he ruth.
And Nothing But The
Truth, Regarding the
States Attorney Of
This County.
Statements Every One
Of Which Can Be
Proven in Court.

The editor of the Record has for sew.
eral years been antngonislic to the
present states attorney. He has an.
tagonized him because he has known
him to be dishonest and crooked in his
methods. There could have been NO
other reason, because neither of the two
men has ever sought the Office wanted by
the other. 1t is much more pleasant to
get along in peace with every one; but
the publisher of newspaper owes Ger
tain duties to the people, among such
duties being the making public of every
thing that should be known concerning
the faithfulness and honesty Of those
who aspire to public Office. The people
have no other means of obtaining full
knowledge Of such matters except
through their local newspapers. There
fore, In this article, we shall give some of
the facts that have caused US to denOunce
Mr.. II. A. Armstrong as crooked and dis
honest, knowing full well the punish.
ment that the law Of libel fnaicts 10 case
we cannot prove our charges.
The Cherry GrOve ROBBERY.
In 1854 two directors Of Cherry Grove
district called an election on the quiet to
vote %, 600 OF bonds to build two school-
houses. The school laws were weak an q
good many places in those days The
A0Ct sudb aA ClCCSlOu was W Uo nelU. WAS
kept from the Record editor, although ct
that time his pre-emption was 10 that
district. and he had vota there. The
bonds were voted, most OF the people of
that district not knowing that an election
was to take place. Then the bonds were
divided between the two directors, each
taking contract to build q schoOl-house.
One OF them ran away with his 81, 500
/ and the other nut up u schoOl-hOuse
worth $500 or 900 that was not needed
and has seldom been used. The director
who engineered the bond scheme was q
personal friend of Mr.. Armstrong, visited
him frequently in his office while the
plan for bonds was being matured. aud
] was also excused aud defended BY him
sfterward, and the director Il his per.
sonsl friend and supporter to this day.
After The steal had been accomplished,
one day the writer, in Armstropg'i
presence,, spoke of the two directors a
two rsscals, when Mr.. A. became angry
1 and raid: ayon called me rascal
would msks you prove il. To which
We replied: The two men are unedu.
Gated. They know nothing Of the law.
They could not have arranged this bond
business so as to keep within the law un-
less they had legal advice. Aud believe
that lawyer who would advise and
tcoupsel such . steal ID the biggest rascal
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of the three" The writer has never had
any faith In III. A. Armstrong gnce that
day. This matter may be "old's-as Mr..
As friends claim-t0 some people, but
II 10 new to a'gnod many who have come
here since 1884. Besides, we are not
aware that the statute of limitations, in a
moral way, excuses dishonesty. And the
present states attorney, although at that
time priding himself on his honesty and
good MORALS and being leading citizen
never said, and never has said. a word liz
condemnation Of the Chetry Grove steal
that the settlers in that district have been
paying interest on to this day.
The Bribery matter.
In 1892 an attempt was made to bribe
the voters Of Selz precinct. The sum of
$50 was offered for IS votes in that pre-
cinct for Armstrong, $50 for rs votes for
Lock, and $50 for IS votes for Brindle
against Strceter. There is only circumstan-
tial evidence as to Armstrong in this case.
But Mr.. A. was at the same house with
the parry when they left to do the bribing.
Does it seem likely that he did not know
what was being done in his intcresl2
And is it probable that q man who WAS
not running for Office furnished $50 with
Even II old, these statements ara just as
any man. connecled with the bribery ia
just as unworthy to hold office now US he
was then.
rhr.w,n~ nm. :, ..,- p...
wsas 80 -. 80. .' =. so:- = oc'nc,. s,
fr,,,. mnsa 81 sas NG.es came u from Seiz.
,;uh,a ium tne . peop;e VINO Moulon.t seli tnelr
1knts as cl.'zens the canvasssrs a.
supporters Of Armstrong, threw out the
mns so.es VI .as pIeancs 1s ~. Armstrong
nan. vas, ~ PLnss1 aa.' ssan sna - tne news.
hapgas h n.m sappo.se, ana sxcuser q
n1 nrsc;nn, % .ha. ~ Sus sns % saMae vose o1
nnp pHanG. slss .a asa eone against tnem.
f,;n oas .ae uastl.c. coutt compelled Nj. A.
ittenAs 70 coun' 'lIll sne votes' 99l's Z.
Givssa aNeighbefs GssA send.0ae.,,
One day Mr.. Armstrong called J.. j..
Boutillier into his Office and told him be
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