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Mesa free press., 1899-01-20
ARIcLES0E McOhP0RA7lOA
OF IHE
MESA CREAMERY COMPANY

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN Be il
knawa that we, tho u,iersig lal. h va assoc :
ateti ourselves together as corport ion I'd r
the pr,vis sious of r,,le XII. Corpor tiop', h :
yised st ti,es IF 1897, of the r.rr.t .ry Of Ar
zona an1 W. certify.
lat Tne nan,s of the incorpora'ora arg
DAME ID Smith, B. NJ. johnson and Role
Hornieck.
2,d. The general mature Of the hnsinest
Or ID sed t be trans ,s1ed b. the said corp"r :
ton ia tp bny. rece ve AM handle llik, veno
and disp, sc tie same and t. deai in and
manufacvura Ii kinds of Dairy odncla, pnf-
cl. ass and .p rate the plants necess a therefor
AID sp0se of he same.
Sd. The am a t of the capita' stock is eight
hundred $3.50 o0) dollars. divided into Z ght
hares of me Huadred (sl000Ji y ilars aach !,
and is 10 be fully paid up.
4th The cor s,oratio1 ia to commence opera
tions upon the signing and Alag of taesr AT l.
cles accO ding ro law, and shall continue fo
the peri.d of Twenty-Five years, from tald
date of fl g.
5th The affairs of this corporation shill he
managed by Board of Ei-ht Directors. who
shall ue stockholders, and the officers of this
corporation snail be President, Secretary and
Treasurer AMI ono Vice PIesid Mt. Ihe D,-
rect RS stall be slectei ilnnua " on lie first
Satur lay 10 January of each year. Until snch
election Robert Hornberk, d. u. Smith A. P.
Kleinman, L. e. Narkstury, g.. "a. Huffman,
T. NJ. Brai. and D, f. Watkins shall institute
the ard of Di ect"rs. e g officers Of the
company sh Ill he elected by The Boaad Of :
recturs az lis annual meeting in each year.
9Th. The highest mount of indebtedness or
lia1ifity to which the corporation is al any
tim to subject itself is Five Hun, ret ($5o0)
Dollars;
7th The private property of the stockholders
Is t., be ex M 4t rom corporate dents.
9Th. Tha name of this corporation is the Mesa
Creamery Company Its pm ipal pia OF
business AN it's otfice is at Mesa City zona
Witness our haads this 9th day vi January. 4.
D. Iss9.
DANIEL n. D.'SHl7H
B. NJ. JOHNSON.
RoBERT HORNBECK.
Territory ct Arizona. ss.
Comfy of Maricopa. ,
Before me, Notary Public in and Ter the
Comfy of uaricops, on this day personally az
pesrei Daniel D.. Smith, b. M johnson and
R,bert Hornbe X, kn"wn to me t. he the pc
sons whose nimes Subscribed to he for
go; ng instrument. and aeknowledg d to mr.
that thay exac tied the same for tle purpose.
and conside -ati tlerein expressed.
Given und r my hard and official al thit
9Th day of January, A. D. 1899.
(sEAL) GEO. w. WOY.
Ny Com. Ex. Jan'y 7, 1902. Notary Public
Terrific Territory y os Nation. ATis"1a: SIS.
LEV. her dan, County Fecorder in and
for sal Count. do hereby aertify that I hav
com. ared the bos' and foregoing W th, and
ths same is . fuj. true and correct copy ~ az
ticles of Incorp5 aion as the s"me appe rs o
record in Bo ,k If Art. OF Incorpora op page
Records of Marlboro County, Ari- |
'9ee:
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20
BE- EFT LAND, FINAL sSQelT.->OTICE
sOH PEnLIc 7sOs.
,n.a..aI.... ll4z;.

United States Lano tHFiep
Tucson Arizona, Dece;,ii er Z, 1885
Notice is hereby gi1ec ttat Ms.v,n q. Hill cs
Teupe Maric"pa County. 4ri2rna, h~a tled
notice of intention to make rr .f m his ,,eeart-
land claim, NJ. 2i7s. for ,hs W. ~ a,e.: 40 y.
2, S. r. s h. 6 =. NJ. bafor tha Csrk Of
the District Court a. ?ioen;x, arizony,una Sat
urf'sy. th- 2lst aay Of JANUARY. 1se4
Ee names the folio xiias witn,ss,s ia prova
th" couiplete irrigation sIsd reclamation Of said
land: Charles B. Lewis. Lafayette 1ili. Elisb,
g. Woos!mansee ard Jesse D. Hobaon all ef
Mesa, Arizona.
MIL NON y. MOORE
ia asssteY :
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20

FOR SALE 1t a great bargain
All of Lots 8 aud 4 and TIE Sou h
half Of Lots 8 ard 6 in Bloek l2
M..sa, bei,.g the property now lown-,'
by Mrs. A Rity. Al of the atos'
will be sold at great bargain. Fo'
yarticula,s e qnire 1T this otice
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROoF.-NOrICH
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Tucsan. Arizona. Dpcenh,.r =

United States Land Office,
Tucsan. Arizona. December 6, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Elisha G, Wood
mansee, of Mesa Maricopa Coui ty ariaona.
has filed notice OF intention to nslse rreof on
his d"~-r7-land claim No: al7z fl. Ire Ea ot
Sec. s.. z. 2. s. r. L; G. q. r. NJ. 6esor~ IN,
Clerk vi shc District Court at Phosnis. ,riso. u.
f'n Satar,ay, tha Zlst day If January, leS9
lie names the following wit 'css. 9 20 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation e,f said
land: Charles B. lie ris. L.hye,ts Hill and
Jesso d. HobSos. of M,ss. Ariz IA aaa Melyil,
Il, iiiI, Of Tem;,e, Arizola.
AitTpN Il. MOORE,
Nssis.er
F.rss ruh 2ecc, '9ss
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20
tDisink s,ation

I = ouly North and south Line in A ixGaa tra-
vsrsng and reaching the most interesting ssctiols
,nciuding the Ieat Salt kn er valley.
Through tickets all pcinrs in ne u Tilted
States, e. nada anu MeAieo.
Connect ting JelUiDe JuActiOD with trains
Of L. Y. d ?. Ky, for Je, AfRe.
............ At FreecOtt With Stage lines for
al he prlne,psl mini camps; ~ Congress
junction wit Congress G2Ia . Il. 4. for Con.
Jees Ann stage lines tor H.,Qua AAlA.- St. snten
and Yarsell At Phueoix ~itr the harieepn d
nhnnn:y Ry., for potnsa on z. r. BY a'so wi
8. r. v. Ry. At Hot Gsrirgs 1anctton with the
20. " Il. T. Go stxga HAs ,f4r castle IRE
1ot SPRINGS: the new ali kh. esr b4D ,th resort.
r. III. MURPAY, 4tO. III. SSkpENI
P,ee't & Gen Mgr. Ger Fl. 4 Pass AIT
Praecotf Ariz. P,aseotf AIiz
Il. b. WILLIS,
ASST Gen. Mgr.
res"ptt. Arispna.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20

TO TIE LOvFRsOF MUSIC,

have come to live among you. If
these who desire to fake lessons on the
guitar will leave word at the Alham
bra Hotel I shall be plees-d to call.
Terms: 50cts. lesson or II lessons
for $500
ARTHUR SAYLER.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20
Griffin. f. Ir Lot l. 2, Clock 49, 5000;
Improvements. So; Tax s2.lO;y
Ct 4. o

Griffin. f. Ir Lott 2, Clock IS, $500;
Improvements. So; Tax S2.l0;y
cosp 81. Total due..... .......... 30
Goldman & Co; South u of Nor 4 " lot
l, TlocI 46, S5) AK $ So: costs 81.
IGtAl d00.... .11.St
Gibson, Jas P. Lo' g. Book IS. !2s: inn
provements. $215: Household fur.
niturs &25. Tax S2.97. costs 81. To-
tai due. .....,..... .......... ......$3SI
Lamb, Vic. Lots Z, 8, Bloc 25. SS5j: i'm
pr,veme ts, $lOO; h' us.h, ID fur
nit re $50. Tax S3 SO. o sts 81. To-
tai due.............. ....... ........,4 ,4.tO
Pomer y Bros 80 feet south front south
-astcO nee lot 2, Block 5. $40; i'm
provemen,s $1,000. t,tal assess
ment s,20W. Tax $i4.00; costs 81.
Total dne. ..................$l5.Og .Og
Sabin, T. H. Lot Block 4.Sl5O; improve
me, u $S0l: household furniture
SIS horse an bigg, $26. Total
ass s,ment 600. Tax S7.C0:.
Cos 81. Totti due ............ SIS. 90
Wilbur, L. w. Vest u of East " Of
lts3, l. Block l6, $780, 100 shares
of stock in Mesa vi Bank at $l0O
per share; t. ii e esm LIT s1O,-
1G0 T * 5000. G, sts 81. Total
tax due........... ..;..........& l,70
Wilbur, 3. d. 50 ,hareso % stock in the
MsaCiy Bank at S1UO per sh re.
Total n sessmrnt S5d0O TX $4,000
Cosls e1. Total tax DUE. ,...... $500
NOTICE.
To the persous. parties, corporations, compa-
nies and owners Above named. srd all others,
interested in the lands. al estate aud personal
properly above mentioned and dercribed,
!. Phineas Daley. Marshal and E1-Cti clio Tax
Collector ~ Mesa (i n he County of Mari
cota, Territory of Arizoua, do hereby give no.
lice
That nnlts he. she or they shall pay the taxes
toget her with the costs, or, the real estate and
personal property as described in the foregoing
delinquent Tax LIST. the same will be sold for
the sat isfactinn of sai6 taxes and costs.
And do fu ther hareby give notice that on
Tuesday the 7th day Of March. 1859, all the land
and real estate and personal properly as
described above will be expos ID to public sale
in front of lhe Town Hall, in said Mesa City in
county. Ar .zona, for the amount of
taxes and costs due thereon.
1'PINEAS DALEY,
Marshal and Ex-oficio Tax Collector of
Mesa City.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20
MESA FREE PRESS.
FarDAr Jts. 20, 1899
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Dan Nahoney is down with
the grip.
Chas. Starr is over from Globe Wis
ting his wife.
Chas DAVIDSON is home from his
eastern visit.
Dan Mahoney is around again utter
a severe siege of grip.
Frank " eston was in Wednesday
night from Evergreen.
Jshn Coleman was down from the
head of the Consolidated Tuesday.
Mr.. Frizzee was down Tuesday
from the head of the Arizona canal,
Mrs. Sam Harris visited with Mrs
A. U. Mcqueen Wednesday.
The grip is getting in its disagreea-
BILE work on good many of our pro-
pie.
DR. Lucas leaves today for Flor-
ence to be gone week or two on
business
Dana Bros have taken charge OF
their bLeal market, formerly Klein
man Bros.
What did Dewey do2 II you want
to kno get the Story of the Philip
pines from Mrs. G. A. Smith.
Miss Narcissus Green received the
very sad intelligence Monday of tht'
dsath of an unmarried sister near Ri
Paso, Texas.
The Superintendent of Public In
struction. Hon. A. p. Shewman, is
prrparing-a number Of bills on ed
ucational subje,fs.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-20

In Witness whereof hav, hereuno set my
hand and affixed m, official seal THIS 7th cay of
January, A. D 1859.
F;W. SHERIDAN,
County Recorder.
BY C. w. BARNETT,
Deputy
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
HUMOROUS.

ne,
is ne a Pf"ellSlh8 PnySicI"H'
les Pr@c'i7in8 e'onon+S' ,
Talk about a horse MY wheel
saved my life last week. How
Solo II an" oou6u' "tN'0i It"
nelS'
..TeIanhone GIRLS ourht to make
49, 8n-br9u ,.Tb.y get
IN the bobit Of not speokipr unless
tbev arc snoken To-"
1I t.1 ,bo4 Int
!, A. oo' ny 20 - 49,. >,
~ pats,, nyybr re- tLa how
to keen the game aIiye,o
aa,.oJ rttro Tobnnv
Not!er "Snen i,',o a,t iaars,
peeIinb ~ Desm . Nv al thov oysr
"a tI 5tas 4baro
tn. -, A.. ann.
~: Jiss"" 10 ' n1oa Unt ~ 80" from
s!ieoV "no 49, IN - +Ia aan-
MS sue "tA, ne fa n4'" '1' YIN
metoi"i '@'"0 u "ev t'1'
an "a oui y S0" "if tb lga could we
- ho 80 oo+,re trnck drivers
Mou:.. oe 'Ito.'s "o'0i ,,a"
Near-Sighte! Lady mere soGS
MIS- De otyle IN ner ne" t".iIiin"'o
less T 1,t'i is har bna !
"0" -
JACK Bass would raise garden sass,
Rs m1s gi the s4 iwo S9 sre th ''5 Tot through
They simply raised the dickens.
Tourist-You say he is one of YOUR
most prominent citizens. What has
he ever done? Ipecac Bill-Fifteeu
years. Not another cuss in town has
done more'n ten.
..I'm afraid nv wife's affections for
me are cooling" "fWhy?" "When
she bade me good-bye this morning
she didn't say. BE sure to hurry home
rs early as p~ossible,'"
.eyo, dar,+ COLL mo . brrte INV
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27

''There's IL of the best men in our
employ" stated a railroad official as
he pointed out a man who looked like
a Woodworking farmer, relates the
Detroit Free Press. He has been
promoted from time to time and we
have the utmost confidence in him.
He came to us when he was as verdant
as his rural surroundings. We built
n little way station on our line, up in
the nor llern part Of the state, and put
him in charge, because some OF the
most substantial citizens told us he
was a good man for the place. / hap
pened to be the one to give him his
instructions, telling him, among other
things, that it was a flag station, that
the train would only stop when there
were persons to get Off or on and that
he must display the red flag when he
wanted the engineer to pull up there,
"The first day he was on the through
passenger train was behind time and
going for all it was worth. But there
was the flag and there was nothing to
do but to stop, the heavy train reach
ing the platform with all breaks set
and wheels sliding,
San aboardr yelled the conductor
as he sprung off to hurry the expected
passengers. But Il new agent WAS
the only person in sight.
Where are those people that want
to get on?' roared the conductor,
"'They amt none
"'What in thunder did you stop
this train for, them?
"I guessed maybe somebody would
like fur to git of
I'VE looked into it, but he only
meant to do his duty and has beer
doing it ever since"
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27

A saloon Is the DEVILS recruiting station.
1t is true that every Instance OF excess
began with moderate use, and that IL Is I'M
possible to predict which person will stay
within moderate" limits and which one
will go on to excess Ii is also truethat
what is generally termed moderate use"
Is itself excess,
At the National Vegetarian Congress,
held in London last month, the Importance
OF total abstinence in dietetic reform was
discussed. 1t was generally claimed in the
papers presented that the absence OF meat
diet materially assisted the drinker to over
come his appetite for alcohol.
There are 1000, 900 total abstalners in
Great Britain.
'Watch aud BE- Sober" Is the motto OF
the Army Temperance Association, which
has n membership OF over % 900 men in the
service In India,
The temperance women OF Lexington,
KY, are prosecuting not only law-breaking
liqAor-sellers, but as well falthless public
officers who have been conniylng with the
violRtors of the law, The Mayor and Police
Commissioners, together with l0l saloon
keepers, are under indictment.
The Roumanian Minister of Education
has sent a circular to the police authorities
Of Jassy and Bucharest, instructing them
o arrest and punish all students and pupils
OF universities, colleges and schools who
frequent cafes, inns or other public places
where Intoxicating liquors are sold,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27

The step was taken by orders of the
court physicians, who claim that, though
some improvements have been manifested
since the last serious Illness in December,
further participation in public affairs
would prove fatal.
The regime of King Oscar has been
characterized by u spirit of peace and
kindness. His subjects love to refer to
him as one of natures noblemen, a Swede
to the core, intensely patriotic and
ambitious to ameliorate the condition Of
the poorer classes within his domain.
Crown Prince Gustaf, who has assumed
the government, is In many respects the
very antithesis Of his illustrious father,
He Is a man with an iron will. and 1t Is be-
lieyed that what, on account OF innate
goodness, King Oscar could not accom-
plish, namely, the quelling of the seditlous
spirit in Norway, Prince Gustaf will ac-
complish by force II necessary,
Crown Prince Gustaf was born In June,
1858. His wife is the Princess Victoria of
Baden, n lady of remarkable linguistic &C.
complis 'ents and a leader in all charit-
able mt uents.
King oscar has already left Stockholm
and will spend the balance Of the winter in
Saltoja, Baden.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27


Pipes Found In the Inventors House
which Stumbled tbs Motive Power
-
starting results or inc Excavations
The Investigate Men of Science.
PurrADrtpHtA Pam (Special0,-For
mors thon voet sof,r+ft, ,an pnder the
y tHa"-" wen n'n, H
auspices oil the Pluade. mia Press, nave
been investigating tls t~lsmantled Keely
workshon. These re card az IL IA claimed.
-. go, v.aI,
eleari! prove th"t F"e 1-ysIerious ho"iy
motor was a delusion aid deception and
its alleged mysterious fofces the result OF
,r,ol,arv
"teA0iy'
The investigators Werf Professor carr
Herring, a consulting elect rical engineer of
axrarianca. Arthur w Aooaopaed Assist-
w. OI''u7Pee'i
ant PROFESSOR OF fhysles n ire uhlYersltY
oil fehhsyI'ahla VINO visited the laDoIa-
Tory years ago az Lle lrluest OF MIS-
Moore; lsII4et wilmer, FRO
lessor OF e1perlmeoi.i ~F5fehology IN tHe
University Of fehb7l IFanla, ana De. NJ u
miller, VINO mas h"l 7P7elal training n
mound-dlgglhg an Who uperlhtehaeu
the digging Operations ana pIotted the re-
suIts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
A SHOW PoMa

TIL other fellows at school liked snow when
it came.
An ulster look through the window as IL
They couldn't wait to get out.
But l thought it only made mud, like rain,
An l never liked it Il bit
An didn't see nothin' to max a fuss
about.
Then wasn't long afterwards when IL came
thick
That chores got more crowdin, as If
A Teller didn't want no time hisself,
An everything had to be fed so ALFRED quick
Else you wouldn't get time to sit
Long 'nough to dry your boots on the
oven shelf.
Face washln' l just hate, or any them
games,
But Sis she liked 'urn, and talked as if
They was mighty more'n what they
look.
She says: ''Oh beautiful snow same's
She says bout spring or "Hebrous Cliff
What she'd read out Rose Harris poetry
book.
Rains bad 'nough in summer, when you get
wet,
But, then it's warm and makes you feel as
You don't have to wash or anything
But SHOWS too cold and slushy, and, worst
yet,
Can't go nowheres but what, biz!
Asnowball whacker makes your old ears
ring.
Frederick Lincoln, in The Criterion
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27

Though there are doubtless many en-
ployers Of labor o this side, SAYS the Lon
don England) Hospital, who are affected
these are or are not abstainers, we do not
think that the question has ever been made
the subject of n Government inquiry here.
Not so In the United States, where the
commission appointed by the Government
| schedules the replies made by no less than
69O1 establishments, detailing their prae-
923 employees in their service. The en-
ployers include individuals or companies
engaged in agriculture, manufactures,
mining and quarrying. transportation and
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
A TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
THE DRINK EVIL MADE MANIFEST
IN MANY WAYS.

The Drunkard to His Bottle-what Eng
land Thinks of Our Governmental In
quiry Into the Rum Traffic and Its
Terrible and Fatal Consequences.
Gan Imaginary Poem OF Robert Burns by
John G. Whittier.)
Hootl--daur We shaw ye're face again
Ye auld black thief o. purse an brain?
For foul disgrace, for dool an pain
An shame ban ye;
Wae's me, that e'er my lips have ta'en
Your kiss %uncannyl
Nae mair, auld knave, without a shillln'
To keep a starvin' wight frae stealth,
Yell SEN me hameward, bin and reelin'
Frae nightly swarger,
By wall and post my pathway ieelin'
WI mony a staRger.
Nae more O. fights that bruise an maugle
Nae mair O. nets my feet to tangle,
Nae mair o. senseless brawl an wrangle
WI fren' and wife too,
Nae MAR O. deaving' din an jangle
My feckless life through.
Ye thievin', cheatin' auld Cheap Jack,
Peddlin' your poison brose, l crack
Jour banes against my ingle back,
WI mlckle pleasure,
Dell mend we + his workshop black,
Fen at his leisure.
I'll brak ye're neck, ye foul aud sinner,
I'll pull ye'er bluld, ye vile beginner
o. a. the Ills an aches that Wilma
Quat snul an bodyi
Gle me hale breeks an Widespread din
ner-
Dell tax ye're toddy!
Nae mair wi witches broo game gyte,
Giles me ance mair the aud delight
o. cittin' WI my BARNS in sight,
The guide wife near,
The weel spend day, the peaceful night,
The morning cheer,
Cock a ye'er heads, my BARNS flu gleg,
My winsome Robin, Jean and Meg,
For food IN clase We shall ma beg
A dotted daddie.
Dance, auld wife, on your awl-day leg,
Ye'ye foun' your laddie.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE ms. co. OF
SALEM COUNTY.

0FFIcE-HEAD OF MARKET ST., SALEM.
THIS old and reliable Company G. 30 years
i standing continues to insure al kinds OF
property, not extra hazardous, in town or eoun-
try for any length of time not exceeding five
years at as low rates as will pay losses and ex-
penses. II insures against fire or lightning or
damage by either. Its losses are promptly adj
justed and paid. Its funds on hand are ample
to meet all probable loss, being larger than at
any previous time of its existence and steadily
increasing, while its reserve assets ere of a
character and amount to surely meet all losses
however extraordinary, and cannot be %frittered
away by unfortunate Investment or defaulting
officers.
Directors-Jos X. waddington, VIM. b. Car
penter, Charles Hires, Josiah Wistar, David Il.
Grier, G. II. SihnickSOn, Woodruff Petit, Bar
clay Griscom, Quinton =. Harris, Charles W.
Casper, j; Howard Sinnickson, John S. Elwell,
Richard Bassett.
Executive Commiitee-W. y. Carpenter,
Petit, q. +. Harris, &. w. Casper, who meet
weekly, on Seyenth-dly, at Z. NJ.
Secretary and Treasurer soodnutt Petit,
to whom applicants may dde IN relation
at the office of the ComN-aiy, lS3 Broadway,
thead Of Market street. or at his residence,
Isl f.. broadway, Salem,
In addition to the above the following per-
sons have been elected Agents and Surveyors;
r.. NJ. Hitchner, Elmer.
George b. Grier, Woodstown,
Josiah Srmmerill, Upper PENIS Neck.
Asa g.; Turner, Penn's Grove.
Daniel ID. Hitchner. COhanSey.
j. Forman SinnicksOr, l.. Z. Neck.
job Hitehner, Alloway.
Joseph b. Ltvezey, Berkeley.
David ID. Grlscon, Marion, N. j.
George r. Morrison, Salem.
]. o. Acton,
q. b.. Siekler,
WM. b. CARPENTER, President.
PETIT, See'y and Treasurer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27

A champion cyclist was asked: do you
whisky or brandy"
"No; they cut the breath short. You
can't race aud take brandy. 1t may help q
little, but it leaves you worse. l believe
thatif five or six men were together In a
race, say two miles from the tape, and one
was handed a drink of brandy, 1t might let
him break away and win easily; but II he had
ten miles, or had a long race before him,
he would find great dif1culty in riding.
His breath would be cut short. The man
who drinks brandy or whisky will soon be
broken-winded.'
80 you don't believe in brandy"
"No; it may help for a short squirt, but 1t
Is no good for a long run. Only a TEN
perateman can be a good racer"
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
What Drunkards Cost Boston.

Last year the city of Boston expended
the sum OF Sis. 500 for the support OF
drunkards in the House OF Correction In
Suffolk County, according to figures fur
nished by Penal Institutions COMMISSIONS
Marshall. While all Of Suffolk County,
which includes besides Boston the city Of
Chelsea and the towns OF Revere and Win
throp, furnishes inmates for the penal In
situations, the entire cost Of maintaining
the institutions is borne by the city Of
Boston. This is because the control of the
Institutions is left wholly to Boston.
Commissioner Marshall says OF Deer ISL
land: ''There were SAT committals to this
institution for drunkenness, and the ag-
gregate of the time served by those COM
mitted was equivalent to 1918 years. With
a per capita cost Of maintenance Of S64.70,
the cost of the maintenance was Sill 2l2."
At the South Boston House of Correction
"there were 107 committals for drunken
ness, and the aggregate of the time served
by those committed was IL, 400 days. With
a per capita cost Of maintenance OF S124.47,
the cost Of maintenance OF the above num-
Der was S4590."
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
Ex.PREsIpENT AS POLICEMAN.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Spe laD.-While ex-
President Benjamin Herfison was taking
his evening walk a few days ago near his
home, Mrs. d. II. Smith, a~1eighbor, ran up
to him, crying: "Ohl Mr.. Harrison, those
two men there have robbed my house. They
have the plumber in that hug"
She pointed to two men Who we're hurry
ing away. Mr.. Harrison ran after them,
crying to them to stop but they kept on.
He hailed two men In - b5ggy Yhieh was
passing. Quickly telling them the situa-
ton, he jumped into the buggy and gave
chase to the flying men. The latter were
U%vertaken and Mr.. Harrison jumped out
and caught one, but the 1tner escaped.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
The Labor World.

Twenty-six thousand men are employed
at the Krupp gunworks In Germany.
San Francisco (Cal.) labor unions are
agitating the building OF a labor temple.
Colorado labor unions have elected twenty
two Of their members to the State Legis-
lature.
Judge Wentworth, Of Boston, has de-
cided that a laboring man has a lien
against a municipality for work done on
the streets.
The remaining five per cent, OF the out
in wages of the employees OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad made In August,
1898, has been restored, The other hall was
restored last July. .