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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-04
Diamond Springs school Repors.

DfAmOnd Spr1nRB SCHOOL Report.
The following Is the roll Of honor Of the
Diamond Springs public school for the
month Of October: Minnie Cox, Fred
Crofut, Grace Crofut, Thomas Cox. Andy
Crofut and Ferris Crofut.
RUBY M. mechanics, Teacher.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-04

Fifty thousand Skins wanted during
Winter months. Send sample skin and
address Wood Mayor Company, 418 Ellis
street San Eraaeiseo, Cal. y
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-04
BEArIFIC LODGE NO. ?. TX. orr.
EUREKA LODGE No. IS. r. q A.. NJ.

NHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
reks Lodge No. 10, #. 4 A. NJ. will Do
held ct Masonic Hall on the Saturday q or Do
fore the full Of the moon in each month.
JOHN HANCOCK, BR.s W, u.
d. McQHARLKs, Secretary,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-11-04

NEW TO DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. "a (SpecaD.-It looked ike bear
wheat market up 10 the asst thirty minutes II
finally became bull one. closing at about a cent
over the bottom, and 2.ai2c over last night Some
Improvement in the cash demand claimed.
The seaboard reported export sales Of q loads.
Shippers here sold 10000 bushels wheat. held
mainly at the seaboard and Kansas City reported
10000 bushels sold New-York claimed late Lon
don cables accepted wheat at &C. advance over
Thursday. New-York reported the foreigners buy
ers OF futures. Minneapolis said the -four sales
showed q sudden Increase ove~ recent business.
May opened 73G BIC. sod between 1924 and
closed at 733sQ7344c July closed at nae. liverpool
was I'd lower for futures. but Id higher for spot.
Argentine shipments FOR the week $4,000 bushels,
less than last year. 1i0S,o0 bushels Estimates
on the visible for small decrease The
Northwestern stocks VIII increase about $4,000
bushels but clearances this week have been larger.
Seaboard clearances to-day were SIS C) bushels The
trade could not have been much smaller than Il
was UP TO noon There some increase in bust
ness on the rally. but it professional Caifor-
MIA had rain north and some rain SOUTH but
the drouth unbroken I'm the wheat district.
THE Modern Miller" said the flour business was
fat both export and domestic. and belttled re
ports OF crop damage On the curb May wheat
touched 74c
The corn experience much Ike the wheat.
dulness. with easy tone up 70 noon and then
a rally. May opened at S57sc. sold between 35asa
1850 and closed at 36Asc. The crowd thought Pat
ten was covering Receipts 6l4 cars, with $50
estimated for tomorrow II looks If the West
ern rush temporarily over. Liverpool was "a
I'd lower Seaboard c.earances. $4,000 bushels Ar
gentine shipments were $500 bushels. Up to noon
II was a case merely Of Thursdays sellers cover
ing up In the last few minutes there was a lot OF
buying credited Patten. II looks II the Inter
state Commerce Commission would compel the
railroads 10 reduce their corn export rate from
Ice 10 l3izc the figures the Mississippi River gets.
That would help corn shipments. There were ri-
mors of "A large cash business a l3i1c rate over
30 600 bushels.
oats were quiet most Of the session. the range
being barely sc The hrmness in the other pits
started shorts 10 covering in the last few minutes
Pacaud and Cpdyke leading May closed at 2c.
July Al &C. sellers Receipts were AZ cars. with
29S for Saturday Seaboard clearances were 74cO0
bushels
Flaxseed was easy. May closing at 81 is, com
pared with 81 1874 last night Speculation has fiat
tened out Minneapolis had cars; Duluth. Z.
Chicago. g.
Although hogs We're DC 10 lOc higher with only
1900 received and 1900 estimated FOR SATURDAY
provisions were slow ribs and lard closing where
they did Thursday: pork. DC lower. The break has
been severe enough take all the bun courage.
II is jusA the beginning OF Lent, hardly the sea-
son for much rally
calls At TING Puts ON May corn. ss,<c calls. ss'4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
HOW THE REBELLION Is CONDUCTED
CAPTURE OF GREYTOWN BY SEVEN MEN
consists ISSUE PROCLAMATIONS.


New-Orleans Feb IA Bluehelds nicaragua
Natter 10 "The Picayune" dated February l6 which
arrived last night. says that on February 10 Gen
eral Reeves was by the army ano citizens or Kama
declared Provisional President Of the RepuuHc'
The steamship Condor, for NeW-Orieans, Wheh
she left Bluehelds towed schooner ioaueo VII"
TROOPS 10 Cape Gracias TO take possession OF mat
point as 1t was expected 10 md from sou" 10
$1,000 there The Picayunes' letter also says;
.Troops have been sent from Rama 10 the in
terror. Among them about thirty white men,
mostly Americans. commanded by Colonel AUS
hurn formerly one Of Rooseveits Rough Riders
who went from here and Joined Roosevelt at
Tampa served through the Cuban campaign, was
in the famous charge at Fl Caney was mustered
out here and has joined Reyes forces
when General Reyes arrived az Greytown he
sent two boats with seven ashore. to send out
boats TO land his men. one Of the boats was
broken up by running through the breakers. The
men however got ashore all right took the town.
NM ne Governor in jail and came out on the
beach and made signals 10 Reyes that all was
favorable Mistakng the signals he returned TO
Tiushelds and next morning the seven men took
70 the bush. The insurgent vessel the San Jacin-
10. Captain simmonds. went to Grcytown and
found the men and brought them back.
~Reyes at Rama. gave q generals commission
20 Louis Mena, O prominent revoutonist who has
had price Of 500 set his head by President
Zelaya and who had returned when he heard Of
difficult undertaking. He was made commander Of
the army Of invasion from Rama.
Reyes then returned here and made his head
quarters at the BluN.
"on Monday H. NJ. S Intrepid. Captain Burr
arrived here. The English captain wanted 10 take
me men who had put themselves under the pro-
lection Of the American Consul to Greytown. but
General Reyes refused 10 let them go.
"a notice to this effect put up by the Amer1-
can Consul on February g.
All citizens Of the United States OF America are
hereby warned not 10 take part in the present po-
iiticAl troubles existing here and TO observe a
strict neutrality. NJ j. CLANCY,
United States Consular Agent.
-sir,ilar notices posted by the English and
Norwegian consuis.
~On February l3 they posted the following notice:
Notice Is hereby given 10 all citizens Of the United
States Of America in Bluefeds and vicinity that
H NJ. S Intrepid. commanded by Captain J. T.
Burr. will convey any Americans or such portions
of their families they may desire 10 put board
and land them free Of charge at any port within
reasonable distance from Buehelds.
THE Intrepid sailed yesterday from Greytown."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE Market firm and tsl,,v
active Standard oil closed At 10. agans, GA
400 on Thursday Last prices % The other pron,.
nent issues were. Otis Eeyating WzaGA: prA
ferred. s9ia1sia New-Amsterdam Gas. common
$685.. preferred $3.50 Wagner Palace Car. IA
l93. Continental Tobacco. common. i7isG7a pr.
ferred s5ilmSs, Air Power. eNl64. Pressed s,eel
Car s7i1a6s preferred. s9h0so.
SILVER EXPORTS Exports Of silver to-da,
5000 ounces
PAN HANDLE DIVTDEND.-A dividend Of IL
per cent has been declared on Pi'tshurg Cincinnati
Chicago and ST. Louis preferred stock
REFUSES TO LIST BAY STATE GAs-Th
stock Exchange Committee on Unlisted securitbs
has refused to list he addit lonal ~9g0c0 Bay
State Gas stock recently issued. :.
CHARACTER OF TRADING-At the opening
there were supporting orders on Burlington. bgi
Subsequently heavy local and Boston selling pg,
the price under Thursdays closing ontario and
Western was active on London and local banking
buying Keene brokers were SAID 10 be- sellers Il
Inc coal stocks but the buying Was good. Floge,
brokers and Mr. Wormser were active buyers q
American Steel and Wire. and 1lr Housmaa
bought tho general list The buying ~ The Sse
stcaks was good. Federal Steel common was take,
nv Flower brokers. advancing 70 g Selling q
railroad stocks came from cautious traders who
ar. not satisfied with the immediate outlook for
higher prices. owing TO the manipulation IN Amer
can Tobacco London sold on balance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
LATEST NEWS FROM NICARAGUA
THE sUNDAL GETS AWAY WHEN GENERAL
REYES DESIRED TO SEIZE HER-No
MORE VESSELS TO CLEAR FOR
>-r-Ny OBJ

MORE VESSELS TO CLEAR FOX
NEW ORLEANS.
New-Orleans. Feb "a (SpeciaD.-At 10 o'clock
last night the steamer Sundal. Of the Blueneios
steamship Company. and flying the Norwegian
dag reached this port with interesting news
from Nicaragua The Sundal left Biueneios
on Saturday evening after having been saved
from seizure by the insurgents through the VIZ
orous action of Captain simmons. Of the United
States gunboat Marietta
The situation was this General Reyes dis
matched from Bluefelds an officer and company
OF men TO go north and seize $4,000 In the
Custom House at Cape Gracias. The money
wss captured but the officer In command or the
little freebooting expedition pocketed the com
and left the soldiers without leader, 70 return
empty handed to General Reyes
The General. furious at his lieutenant's perhdy.
was anxious to pursue him. and his plan was u
take possession OF the Sundal. as he MAD ror-
rnerlv seized the Condor. hurry party 70 caps
Gracias end recapture the plumber Inc cap
tain OF the Sandal got wind Of the proposed
movement. and made an appeal for protection
10 he captain Of the British war VesSei LII
,repid lying in the port OF Blueneius'
The Englishman refused point plank 10 nave
ANYTHING to do with the matter. and so the cap
,oin of the Sandal turned to the American
"A
his protection Word also sent TO Eehera'
PES that no tanpering with the Sundal wouiu
no norn,itted and that same night she steameu
o,,.a, unmolested AT the time Of her departure
However General Reyes preparing MS gun
hot the san Jacinto. for an expedition 10 dreS-
town taking most OF his army with MN. II was
,b. general understanding that President AelaSH
was Al Greytown with the larger part Oh MS
forces and that a decisive meeting wouiu l0i'o"
General Reyes's forces are said 10 ne inu'
smaller than generally credited. and MADE UP u
O large extent Of Americans. BY well-imormeo
norsons the belief was expressed that strong
effort would be made 10y the insurgents 10 50
cure the mouth Of the proposed Nicaragua
canal so that when General Reyes or o'her
leaders form an independent republic IL WI"
hold q strong card for American recognition III
the canal property Nearly all the lana aioht
tbo coast S owned by Americans, ana IN biue
colds alone there are about seven h1huIeu
American citizens 49,. i. hoe
Tn Nicaraguan Consul in this CITY mas
~ocei,-ed an official order from President re-
- saving that no further clearance papers
ebonls he issued 10 vessels for Ncaraguan ports
Tbe order is great surprise 10 the snip conpa-
rtes here and as yet they cannot say what enort
will be- made 10 hold communication WIN the
Nicaraguan coast "a
one of General Reyes's riGhthand men, ana
the one in charge Of the company that was oe-
tailed to seize the Sundal. is a negro captain
whose name. however. could not be learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
CHILL WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.

GOVERNMENT DECIDES NOT TO TAKE SIDES IN
TFIT STRUGGLE IN BOLIVIA
Lima Peru Feb 24-The agitation in the CHILEAN
nevspapers in favor Of the intervention Of Chill in
the conflict now in progress in Bolivia, between
President Alonso's forces and the Federalists. or
insurgents, IS calming down.
The Government Of Chill has resolved to remain
neutral and troops are distributed on the frontier
20 prevent an outbreak.
Telegrarns received by the semi-oficiaI TEMPO"
confirm the report. cabled from Rio Janeiro 10
the effect that serious disturbances may occur on
the Bolivian frontier
Colonel Adams has taken thousand rifles and
two fed pieces Bolivia over the Peruvian IRON
tfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
TO SAVE ERRING WOMEN.

The Open Door Mission AZ No 70 Allen-st. is 70
be made permanent. Colonel Hadey. the lay-d-
rector OF the United States Church Army Is
backed in this work by the clerical directors, the
Rev Drs f. Walpole Warren and william NJ.
Hughes. Miss Sara Wray for several years with
St Bartholomew Mission is general directress
Ex-Governor Roswell + Flower. f: n Knox. John
6. Huyer Funk * Wagnalls. eXP Postmaster Gen
eral Thomas l. James. kiliaen Van Rensselaer,. f.
Peckham, Brent Coed. William T. Wardwell and
others have given the Open Door substantial sup
port. II Is desired TO raise 5000 TO continue the
work Of rssciipg lost women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

RAILROAD BONDS-Market moderately active
and irregular small final changes. Total sales
amounted In par value to $4,000. against $3.50.
90 on Thursday The heaviest dealings were In
the Atchison issues Central Of Georgia 5s Brook
lyn Rapid Transit IS. Central Pacific receipts Of
1889 Chesapeake and ONO 4i2s Evansville and
Terre Haute 5s. Fort Worth and Rio Grande lists.
Kansas and Texas DDS. St Louis and Iron Noun
tain 5s St Louis Southwestern lists. San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass IS. Southern Pacific OF Cali
fornia 5s Texas and Pacific DDS. Wisconsin Cen
trail lst receipts Erie general lien Is. Northern Pa
cinc prior Is and general lien 80 and Reading Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
TO EXTEND GILLIAN COMMERCE.

TWO LINES OF STEAMSHIPS MAY RUN FROM
VALPARAISO TO SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Feb 2-Two lines Of steamships
subsidized By the Gillian Government may be soon
making regular trips between Valparaiso and San
Francisco The private secretary Of Gillian Con-
sui Tagle saws: THE Gillian South American
Steam Navigating Company and the British Pacific
Steam Navigation Company are both negotiating
70 extend their traffic through TO san Francisco
the lines 20 be subsidized by the Gillian Govern
ment. Both lines. under subsidy ran until re-
Gently from Valparaiso TO Panama. but now they
come as far north as Ocos Guatemala. We are
now endeavoring secure dock in this city. but
are being opposed by the Pacific Mail people ana
the negotiations still pending
other enterprises having in view the development
OF Gillian industries being planned and Consul
Tacle looks FOR great increase in Chilian com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
Unwilling TO BE 4 BISHOP.

Philadelphia. Feb. A.-The Rev. John W. Shana-
han. pastor Of the Church Of Our Lady Of the
Sorrow OF this city. who It was yesterday an
nounced from the Papal Delegation at Washington
has been appointed Bishop OF Harrisburg. says he
will decline the pronered honor. He says he
naturally feels complimented but he positively VIII
not accept as there are many reasons why ne de
sires 10 remain IN this parish. he also says he
knew his name was being considered at Rome for
apointment 10 the Harrisburg diocese, but he did
everything 10 prevent the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

mercial 25c premium: bank. 81 premium san r III
cisco-sight INC: telegraph, Zoe Cincnnau-oVe,
the counter SOC premium; between banks par an"
1bc discount Savannah-Buyng. 1-loc discount
selling 75c per 81 900 premium. CharlestonL
mar: selling II premium. Boston. iZOc ulscou"''
RANK CI.EARINGS. - New-York - EXCHANGES
s23q O23 O32: balances 1884 sos son-EXchHnsss
s25 Gs4 Gli: balances $40 SIC. BaltmoreLEN-
changes Sc 6sl no balances. $3.50. W. Pmianeipi"'
Exchanges S27 957 9i3 balances. SPf3f.
RANK OF FRANCE STATEMENT-The weekly
statement OF the Bank Of France shows the to1 o
ing changes: Notes In circulation decreased ZZ,9'o,
90 francs treasury accounts current aeGr sos va
% s75 600 francs gold In hand Increased l,9zoU9
fr.rcs hills discounted increased 10000 francs ana
silver i'm hand decreased $4,000 francs
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money IN
London 2i5 per cent Open market discount rates,
2A Der cent for short and 2 -lGd2@s per cent Io
long bills Berlin discount rate. 3A4 per cent Par
27s per cent Berlin exchange on London ~ nlaIks
~ pfennigs Paris exchange on London - halcs
20 confines
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-British consos
closed at il1L for money end III bio TOT the -
count French rentes 1O2 francs 10 centimes' span
ish Is In London aIs
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. os12c. MY
ican silver dollars. 47Ac. Bar silver IN Lohuo"'
Nasd.
GOLD PREMIJ-M-In Madrid. &2: Lisbon
$3.50; Buenos Ayros. 1850; Rome. w
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
NAVY
CALIFORNIA ORANGE CROP.

San Francisco. Feb. A.-Edwin T. Earl who Is
thoroughly familiar with the California fruit trade.
SAYS that the yield Of In the southern part
OF the State this season is about 100000 boxes OF
this number about four-ffths being sent to
Eastern cities The financial returns TO the orange
growers Of the crop will be between 100000 and
SfOO1UfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Feb "a p. m.-American secul1-
ties opened full and rather weak but later ad-
vanced On New-York selling orders prices eased
off again and closed weak with the demand gen
orally light Last prices were Atchison. PAR; Ca
madam 933; ST Paul. 13isl; Illinois Central III;
Louisville S. Union Pacific preferred. 50; New
York Central 1HA; Erie. 1917; Pennsylvania, eSs'
Reading l1os: Erie LIST preferred, 4A4 Northern
Pacific preferred So and Grand Trunk. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES Money on call. ~ per cent.
with exceptions az 2i4 per cent Time money 3
per cent for sixty days 3G31 per cent for three
months 3iz44 per for four months and
3i.a4 per cent for six months. Commercial paper
rates were 3a3i2 per cent for all periods for the
best names and above for names not 20 well
known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market firm and quiet
AcfnaI olnsnp rnfes H.rn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
san FP4NcIsCO INNING STOCKS.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Andrew Mckinney * CO.. No ~ Broadway
R.I Asked 1870. Ash'-.
Mont - Ry... $40 80 Dominion Coal. - "{
do new .3lS 3l4 DO pref. ....... III
Toronto 81 Ry.l1G1z 1lG4. War Eagle Nis)3f0 3Gi
Canadian Pac.. |1's E" com Gable LIT l'3
Mont Gas Co...2l5 2i3'2 " ntreal Tel....116i2 80
Royal Elec Co.17j l1G Bell Ie! OF Can.l1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
BONDS.
IMPORTS or DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK
r,,ool ondinc Fob "a 1897 1895 INA
rn,ered a Tho port 49,. 81 .Di i05 s23ta3e5 1s.'ss
Tht,Nn On tho market 25f9 H7 2s2i2ls 25s5s,
rnp n q, tie port $50 OO5 O52 $40 72sOe7 ns7n.
Tbroyn on the market. 20J0l.4H iSG7lf72 1915 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
STOCK VALUES IRREGULAh.
RAILROAD SHARES LOWER.
MANIPULATION MAY INJURE THE MAX
KET-RONDS AND MONEY

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursuay
quotations were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25


GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington 94O45l: internal reve-
nue. receipts. $3.50 $50 and miscellaneous receipts.
$40 5l: total Government receipts for the day. ST.,
SS.0s4; expenditures $4,000 Receipts for month
TO date $3l s43l7s; expenditures S7s5Scoo; excess
of expenditures s59l4.s22 Receipts for the fiscal
year 70 date s3l967S,99S; expenditures, &is,i62S2;
excess OF expenditures, S9S 1854 Receipts OF Ma
tonal bank notes for redemption S9,S6.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
itor al the Clearing House sal 49, Its net gain on
balance was 81 ,36S,6l1 made up by gain In cur
rency Of sS5 H6 and a gain in coin Of a'S2S395. The
DAYS operations included Receipts $59O6,ll9; pay
rnents A542 sos resulting in a general balance Of
ST. consisting of sl2s 95 S5s coin and sl5S2s
12l currency The business for the week ended last
night included receipts of $ZS53i.299 and payments
of s26 5G5 AS Deducting from the receipts $9iS 900
and from the payments 81 $4,000 for items which
affect its account with the general Treasury only,
its gain as affecting the banks was S,'2o,SI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results OF
two DAYS ago compared with the last preceding
statement gives the following balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS SECCRITIES.

BONDS.
FURNISHED by Frederic X. Hatch ~. N BrostsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Market firm. Final
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-09
SACRAMENTO AND YOLO
COUNTIES MAY BATTLE
Good Prospect of Merry War Unless
a Peace Conference Is Called
to Fix Matters

SACRAMENTO. June 8-There is a
prospect for a war between the counties
of Yolo and Sacramento unless a peace
conference is called to patch up existing
differences. Yolo and Sacramento have
not dwelt in very close brotherhood for
some time, owing to the habit of the
Sacramentans to build levees a little high
er than their Yolo neighbors across the
river, thereby Offering TO the dwellers in
the tule belt a surer prospect of being
drowned out az regular intervals.
Since the erection of the Elkhorn ease :
Iment considerable, of this aggravatfon
along the river have a new bone of con-
tention. There is a ferry at Freepor-
eight miles down the river, connecting
Yolo with Sacramento County. The ferry
Is owned by John Soto. Every time a
farmer living on the Yolo side desired to
cross over to the Sacramento shore he had
to pay the ferryman's tribute. Finally,
years. the farmers on the Yolo side and
several on the Sacramento side, reinforced
by Sacramento merchants, petitioned the
Supervisors of this county for a free ferry
at Freeport. Meanwhile Soto applied to
the Supervisors for renewal of the
franchise, and the petitioners employed
counsel and fought against it. However
the Board of Supervisors yesterday form
ally renewed the franchise held by Soto.
and in effect reminded the Yolo residents
that II they wanted to come to Sacra men
to they should make their Supervisors
build them good roads that would take
them to this city by way of the Yoio
bridge. The residents of the locality in-
terested in the ferry, however. have not
taken kindly to this friendly advice but
instead have started a petition addressed
to the Board of Supervisors of Yolo Coun-
ty asking it to impose license of $50 per
month upon every grocer, butcher baker
and other supply dealer who drives over
from Sacramento County to transact busi-
ness in YOlO County.