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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-10
Marrled In ottun1wa.

Then, there was the additional OBJ
lection that Miss Hancher was not
yet through school, being a member
of the class Of 1905. But to the young
people these considerations did not
count for SO much and quietly they
planned to circumvent them. In July
Miss Hancher came to Ottumwa to
visit friends and celebrate the Fourth
Mr.. Beck was also a guest in the city,
and July g. 1903 they were married by
DR.. F. F. Stoltz at his home. They ne.
elected to notify DR.. and Mrs. Hanch.
er of the happy event and 1t was a
whole week later that DR.. Hancher
through friends in Ottumwa, learned
Of the marriage Meanwhile Mrs.
Beck had returned to Mt. Pleasant
and her husband had gone to Fremont,
DR.. Stoltz, who had lived in Iowa only
a comparatively short time then, did
not know that he was a party to an
elopement and even the Ottumwa
friends Of the young people, with the
exception Of one or two who were
sworn to secrecy, were ignorant of the
turn of affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

Full Cream Cheese, yellow or white, mild or sharp. regular
.4tf w
Two Dollars in Stamps with 4 lbs Fairbanks Famous Lard
W''' -
One Dollar in Stamps with 8 cans Campbell's famous Soups
one Dollar in Stamps with a large bottle Delicious Salad
ie9'inS ...a....... -.
One Dollar in Stamps with a bottle pure Cider or White
One Dollar in Stamps with a jar Smoked Beef, best in the
market, Rib jar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

TIES will fclta emnmer hose keeping for the busy HOUSEWIFE and are espmUya ame for outlines
/ of the most modestp okbook. Don't miss uss sale. Please come early to nabeus to make early d
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
MAYORS Court.

The usual influx of Christmas Jugs
has caused His Honor" to hold mat
inees daily. The regular admission
has been IS and trimmings, except
In few cases where they occupied
the peanut gallery" The following
were In attendance npon the per-
fOrmances the past week:
r. H.! Cornell, DRINK, S. and cost
Morgan Sullivan, drunk, 81 and
cost.
Henry johnson, profanity, s. and
cost.
j. I: Roe, drunk, S. and cost.
Staten Douglass, drunk, IS and
cost.
Henry jackson, drunk, IS and cost
Katie Williams, drunk, IS and
cost.
Walter Pearce, drunk, IS and cost
Lent Hurd, drunk, IS and cost.
Lena Hawthorne, IS and cost.
- Howard and - Shines. gam
bling, forfeited cash bond of $15.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Don't Wanthny More.

AS noted IN last Reek's News, Ar
cadia was visited by one of those
aoomlnable carnivds with all of its
attendant evils, and with the usual
results. A large crowd Of whites end
negroes we're Il ROW. together. a diff.
Guilty arose between l white man and
negro, the negro ~ Ed Taylor and
Cleveland Mills, whih men. and was
in turn shot by unknown parties.
receiving only a glalcing shot, the
oall passing betwee4 the arm and
body. The negro etaped, but was
alter"ard caught and lodged in jail,
where he lies au Expense TO the
county, with the probability of his
being a still greater Expense before
the matter is ended.
These carnivals have two or three
innocent amusement lmonR their In.
fractions, but there rdother features
that are abominable, lamuable and
degrading and should bot BE- toler.
ated in any community that has anv
regard for decency or morality. ANY
attraction to which you cannot take
your wife or daughter without bring
ing the blush of shame to her cheeks
should not be tolerated
The demOraliziug Effects Of one
weeks exhibition upon he youths of
our town is incalculrble. and we
trust that our city officers will see to |
IL that these objectionaueattractiops
are not allowed in our Guy. The ex>
penses of the criminal prosecutions
against the negro will fer exceed the
few dollars received forlicenses.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
PRES'G ELDERS APPOINTMENTS.
viii Visit Following Places at the
Times Mentioned.

Presiding Elder J.W. Bigham has
handed us the following appoint
ments for his first round over the
Orlando district. These will prove
interesting reading, especially for
Methodists in this section:
Bartow-Dec. "a.
Apopka-Dec. 80 and 81, morn
ing.
Orlando-Dec. 81, evening, and
Jan. I.
Nocatee-Jan. 6 and 7, morning.
Arcadia-Jan. 7, evening, and
Jan. 8.
Wauchula-Jan. 3 andT4, morn
ing.
BowlingGreen-Jan. "a, evening,
and 18th.
Maitland-Jan. 20 and 81, morn
ing.
Kissimmee - Jan. 81, evening,
and 22nd.
District Stewards Meeting and
Missionary Institute at Lakeland,
Jan. rs and 90.
Lakeland-Jan. 27 and %.
Winter Haven-Feb. 3 and 4.
morning.
Mulbery-Feb. a, evening, and
5th.
Oviedo--Feb. II and 18th.
Sanford-Feb. II aud IS.
Oakland Cat Ocala FEB. IS.
Fort Meade-March 3 and 4.
Brownville-March 10 and II.
Punta Gorda-March II and IS.
Alva-March "a and IS.
Everglades-March 20.
Fort Myers-April I and 2.
]. w. BIcHAM, P. +.
Barlow, Fla, Dec. az, 1905.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Marriage at Fort Myers.

At the home of her aunt, Mrs. w
j. odom of Fort Myers, on Tuesday
last, Miss Cornelia Orr was happily
married to Mr.. j, B. Huff of Dothan,
Ala.
Miss Orr is the eldest daughter of
Capt Q Orr of Brownsville, and is
teacher of marked ability. She is
young lady of fine character an
lovely disposition and Mr.. Huff is to
be congratulated on bis choice.
Mr.. Huff is one of the leading edu>
Gators of Alabama, being principal of
the city schools of Dothan.
Immediately after the marriage
they left for Dothau, Ala, where
they will make their future home.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
County Judge Cochran's Court.

County Judge j. B. Cochran is
proving to be the right man in the
right place, he has the right concep.
ton of the duties of the offlce and
he has the nerve and manhood to
perform those duties without fear or
favor. Before his court nothing
soes by favor, merit and justice
alone wins, and in the settlement of
estates, the law must be tracked.
He is a terror to evil doors, pistol
toters and blind tigers being his
special objects, as his experience
shows that these two evils are re
sponsible for ninety per cent of the
cases that come before the courts.
The following cases were before
his court this week:
State vs.. Richard Whidden, carry
ing concealed weapons, guilty 800
aud costs or months hard labor.
State vs.. Bob Lampkins, carrying
concealed weapons, guilty, $3.50 and
costs or months hard labor.
State vs. Wayman Hawthorn,
vagrancy, guilty, 6 months hard
labor.
State vs. Henry Williams, break
ing and entering, held for circuit
court in bond of $3.50.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
LROAD is NOW BEING
BUILT TO CITY OF TAMPA

that there is a depth of water at
Boca Grande that will allow Of the
entrance of the largest vessels afloat
today, and the terminal facilities of
this section are owned by the cons
pany. Business from terminals to
be constructed to the various ports
of the world will be of great volume,
increasing Florida's importance as a
maritime state to a remarkable de,
gres.
Tampa will receive lncalculable
benefit from the operation of the
line, which will contribute greatly to
the city's growth and commercial
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Like Good lndi rs.

A representative in cdhgress from
the west tells of an etnusing re-
quest which he receivAl from one
oil MS constituents. ~ Dear Cen
eral' the letter said, or long
time you have failed send me
any bound volumes q containing
eulogles OF dead mem ers Of the
honse. 1t convenient, please re-
member me in this ikpect, for
there is nothing | enjoy bore than
reading obituaries of dead congress
men. "-Harper's Week.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
MUCK IN TIME WILL SUPPLANT
WOOD AS MATERIAL FOR FIRE
Real Estate Ira 1sfers.

This week in the office of the coun
ty clerk we're filed for record deeds
as follows:
M. S. Stevens to American Baptist
Publication Society, Mtg. 1902. So
Jesse Patrick to w. l.. Koon W d
1900.
j Barton to A Y Teachy. W d $50.
w A Scott to II q Southerlond W
d S1OO
Thomas Brown to w A Scott W d
$25
Pope q McLauren to H @ South
erland j $161.5O.
w G Welles to James Alderman
W d 81.
RDColeman to G s Grantham W
d $500.
X E MIX to H p Knowles W d 500.
f @ Loehr to w j Gilligan W d
$25.
w w Stewart to Geo Brooke mtg
Sll91.
Bird u Carlton to A NJ Morgan
lease So.
Bird & Carlton to A NJ Morgan
b of 81.
VD Carlton to Bird 81 Carlton
lease $40.
John Gibson to Bird & Carlton
lease $50.
E Bird ct al to A NJ Morgan lease
81.
EBird ct al to A NJ Morgan lease
81.
E Bird ct al to A M Morgan deed
S..
Consolidated Naval Stores Co to
Barnes, Jesup 81 Co m 81.
Fank Horton to Dodson Printers
Supply Co mtg t72s 70.
+ NJ Walden to s Simmons W d
81.
F Reid to Simmons W d 81.
M o Overstreet to II Weinkel &
Son W d $1,000.
DeSoto Lumber Co to L NJ Gum
and w o Rails W 5000.
II Q Mallard to CT Carlton mtg
1880.
TT Lawton to ME- Albritton W d
1850
S e Conner to w II Jenkins W d
$50.
T A Edwards to w II Jenkins W d
900.
J w Craig and wife to e Wild.
len W d 81.
] w Whidden and wife to 81
simmons q C 81.
II Yelvington and wife to A b
stroud transfer of bond for title 81.
Consumers Lumber & Veneer Co
o H Weinkle q Sons d $50, 600.
II A Mills to S j Simmons q C 81.
B J Wheeler to j B Benton wd
$50.
A w WIckham to Thomas Mans.
cid W d SIG As.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
PooseK-McLennnn.

Last Tuesday at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. McLennon, at Fort Ogden, Mr..
"Bossie" Poser was married to
Miss Michael McLennon. A host Of
friends wish them of life of unalloy-
ed bliss.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Oincmel fails TO cure
any case, no matter Il how long
standing IN SIX to I'd rteen days
FIRST application gives se and rest.
QUO. IL your druggist ! su't it., send
QUO In stamps and 1t ll9be forward
ed, postpaid, by the Ps lis Medicine
Company, St Louis, Nc
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Johns-JohHso1.

AT the same time at Fort Ogden,
the words we're spoken that Join
together the future destinies of J. M.
Doc) Johns and Mrs. L. johnson.
May their bark glide smoothly over
life's sea.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
TESTS PROVE 1T is THE THING.
Scarcity of Wood Will Have no
Effect on Florida Folks-An
Enterprise viii Prove OF In
eShmabIe Vaiue-Prominenf
Citizens of Orlando WORKING
on Plans TO Facilitate Manu-
lacfure.
lacfure.

From Tampa Herald.
One of the most unique and far.
reaching enterprises in the state of
Florida is in operation IN Orlando.
which will positively settle the fuel
question in years to come, long after
the forests have been swept off the
face OF the land. Ia fact il is demon.
strated now, beyond a doubt. that in
competition with coal, and with even
the plentiful supply of wood in that
section, that the ordinary muck
beds, lying on every hand about US.
when properly treated produce an
article which for heating purposes
and for steam production Is prefer,
able to wood or coal.
The knoledge of the use which the
peat beds of Scotland and Ireland
are put to, many sections of these
countries depending wholly upon
this decomposed vegetable product
for fuel, is probably what induced J.
M. Cheney, of the Orlando Water
and Light Company, to experiment.
with the muck of that locality. He
has demonstrated to his satisfaction
that he can manufacture compressed
bricks OF peat which, ton for ton. ia
equal to bituminous coal.
Mr.. Cheney and Capt. Richard
Hudson have been working on plans
to facilitate the manufacture of this
fuel, and have perfected machinery
that is calculated to do the work Of
ten or dozen men much more effec-
lively than heretofore.
The new factory is located some-
what nearer to the muck bed than
the old one was, and is so constructed
that 1t can readily be moved to other
beds nearby when necessary, though
the bed in the immediate vicinity
contains sufficient material to keep
the factory working about two years.
This bed, says the Orlando Reporter,
Is worked in ten foot strips, the
muck being from two to ten leet
thick. In taking out the muck
canals are formed, which, being be-
low the level of the lake not far dis
amt, Immediately fill up with water.
Mr.. Cheney has devised a floating
house, containing pump, operated
)y hve-horee power electric motor.
which floats on these canals as the
muck is dug and pumps them free of
he water, to enable the muck 70 be
mined TO the bottom of the cut.
This moist muck, as it is cut out Of
he bed, is carried by a conveyor,
ormed by belt 800 feet long, into a
topper, underneath which Is a cons
Ienser, having six rollers, each set
cared to revolve at a different
peed, aud is cut up into small par
icles. The muck then drops into
mother conveYer, and is carried to
he brick machine. This machine
as five chambers, filled with mace
ators, wherein the muck is forced
Trough grooves until it is reduced
D a dense pulp, when the revolving
loulds pick it up Vnd cast the bricks
I the rate of 100 per minute or 1881
DO per day of 10 hours. The n.a-
hinery is propelled with another
lectric motor of fifteen-horse power.
cams then take the moulded muck
} the drying space, where the heat
the sun does the rest. This will
eep eight men and five teams busy
Il the while.
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nAin- E..Ia.. Hh..-s--I-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Found.

A place where you cars,tge your
tailor'made suits, cloaks, laps, rain
coats, shirts, etc, cheap, lth salts
faction guaranteed in qualId of goods
and fit or money refundedhl
Call and see samples AM fashions
for fall and winter.
NJ. w. SAasENT,
Agent for B. Croesmlu t& Co,
Avon Park Fla
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29

She - You're not like young
Goodwin. He tried to kiss me
last night, and l told him % be-
have.
He-And did he kiss yoji2
She-No; the idiot ACTUALLY be-
haved ILLUSTRATED Bits.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Marriage licenses.

The following marriage licensee
have been issued by County Judge
Cochran this week John NJ. Doc)
Johns TO Mrs L. johnson; J.E
Kreider 20 Mrs, G. e. Keller, white ,
aettis Williams 70 Mrs Eupenia
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Notice.

All parties indebted TO Oven II.
Parker are kindly requested o call
and settle at the mayors Office, in
the DeSoto Block, for same.
Respectfully,
OWEN II. PARKER.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Ladies Friday Musicale.

The Ladies Friday musicale met
with Mrs. r, Whidden on Friday
last Dec. %. Those present we're
Mesdames Simmons, HollIngswortb,
Sans, KING, Seward, r. Whidden,
Peters and Choliar. Owing 70 the
holidays only a short program was
repdered.
n-Trovatore". 49,. Verdi
Mrs. & }. Simmons
Love Thought" ...... Beklnau
Mrs. j N. Hollingsworth.
THE Huzzarsr. ..... ....... Bohm
Mrs. K Peters
18th Concerto B8DneA.
Mrs. G. O. Chollar
The Club win meet Doc 80 2Ilh
Mrs. A. e. Bennett. al which .,1
the election Of new officers Iot O.
fo|loeIng year wiil held
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Step Toward the Hiofer lf,e

Mrs. Sax-Here's 5tork about
one of the directors If al iinsur-
ance company becoming A burglar.
Mr.. Sax-Does it say what in
duced him to reform?-Life
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29

Women dress TO please the
men.
ITO make other women obvious,
you mean. Why, man couldn't
tell whether a woman was wearing
a $50 hat or a oS-cent lampshade. .
-Browning's monthly.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
Has Stood the Test 26 Years

The old original Groves 7 asieless
Chill Tonic. You know what you
are taking. It is iron and quinine in
tasteless form. No cure, no pay.
so cents.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29
CABBAGE Plants.

Charleston Wakefield val
Fine field grown plants, s1.5d
l00Of- o. b. Nocatee, 4oc per
postpaid. For sale by
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-12-29

Wardwells, Davis aud Valentine
seed beans just in at Gore & ScotlA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

of his legs, and the two, suspended only
by a small wire cable, made the sheer
drop of nlnety-two feet. City Engineer
Stafford and Consulting Engineer Brett
were lowered in the same way and the
inspection of the outfall sewer began.
At this point the laying of bricks had
stopped and worhmen were excavating.
"Unless these bricks were laid for our
special benefit they are we'll laid In
mortar" said Mr.. Koebig.
"They were all laid about three
months ago, so could not have been laid
for your special benefit" answered city
Engineer Stafford.
From this point for nearly mile to
the west the sewer is six feet one inch
high and five feet wide and the party
walked throught the entire length,
carrying lighted candles. At every
point where the work appeared at all
questionable the party would stop and
carefully examine every detail chip
ping with their hand axes and cold
chisels. At long intervals tiny holes
were found in some of the mortar be-
tween the bricks, and these were
marked for patching.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
WIFE SAYS HER HUSBAND BURNED
HER CLOTHING In KITCHEN OVEN

Strained domestic relations existing
between w. r. Robbins and his wife
reached a climax yesterday. when in
a drunken ft It is said, the man took
his wife's clothing, tore it into shreds,
threw them into the oven Of gaso-
line stove and baked them to a heap Of
ashes The police say Robbins then
chased his wife from their home at
l4S Towne avenue and hurled loaves Of
bread, dishes and knives at her.
On a charge of drunkenness the man
was arrested and placed i'm the city
prison. When arraigned before Judge
Austin Robbins was sentenced to a
three days term in the Jail. Mrs.
Robbins says that at the completion
of the sentence she will prosecute him
on a complaint Of disturbing her peace.
The pair were married little over
one year ago. Mrs. Robbins and ac-
quaintances say that the marriage ven-
ture was a failure and that their voy-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
LOST IN LOVES LOTTERY
cIubman, Dodeins Yoke, Pays for
Members Feast as Cheaper
Than Riskinu Matrimony
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
VINEBAND, N. j., Dec. SO-The
Mask and Wig club. composed of high
school graduates and members Of lead
ing families, enjoyed a banquet last
night at the expense of Earle Gran
mer, who at the last banquet drew the
straw which meant that he must be-
come a benedict within a year or treat
his fellow members. Cranmer is as
sistant manager of the Colonial In
surance company, in Newburg, N. Y,
and was too busy to be present. In
letter he said:
"I have come to the conclusion that
It will be cheaper to pay for this sup
per than to be providing suppers all
my life. l have been noticing how
people win wives, but have decided
that no rule works twice alike. / got
dog, as the last benedict in the club
did, and tried Love me, love my dog
racket, but It did not work. A horse
and buggy, l was told would do the
business. but the horse ran away and
the girl ditto. Then I tried bonbons
and chocolates, but they seemed to
be too sweet. Send me the bill; I'm
done"
At the drawing of straws last night
Ernest Smith was the victim for this
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

ages on the sea Of matrimony have
been decidedly stormy The fraii bark
in which they mutually agreed to try
to stem the tide and high waves has
been many times threatened with ship
wreck.
The young wife is exceptionally
beautiful. At one time she was belle
of Baltimore society. MIR. and Mrs.
Robbins were married I'm Baltimore a
little over a year ago. Shortly after
ward they moved to Los Angeles
Those who know the couple say that
their strained domestic relations are
the result of the husbands love for
liquor and his inability to resist lnvi-
tations for social drinks with his fell
lowmen.
on completing his present sentence,
Robbins will be tried on a charge Of
disturbing the peace of his wife. There
after, the wife says, she will sue him
for a divorce on the grounds of ex-
treme cruelty.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
Oiling the Lungs

A new and common sense device has
been invented to carry hot medicated
oil vapor into the air cells OF the lungs.
The Health Culture Institute in the
Mason building Is giving much time
and attention to bring out a scientific
and practical way Of curing all bron-
chial trouble by local application. To
demonstrate the curative power OF this
new process. every one afflicted with
any form Of cough Is given free use
of the invention at the office or al
lowed 90 take the device to their own
home for use. These free demonstra-
tions have already produced some
marvellous results One lady who had
most distressing cough day and
night was practically cured in one
week. This surely looks like the only
way. of getting right to the spot de-
sired
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
is VICTIM OF MALPRACTICE
Doctors Say Woman Has CataIeptic
Fits Because She Was Inn
properly Treated

Failure to give her proper treatment
In some hospital is said by physicians :
to be the cause for the many catalep-
tic fits to which Kate Casanova has
been subject for the past five months
Within that time the woman has been
taken to the receiving hospital a score
xof times and treated for cataleptic fits.
On numerous occasions she has been
sent to the county hospital, but physi-
clans who have examined her recently
say she was never allowed to remain
there sufficiently long to gixe her the
proper rest to her nerves.
Yesterday Miss Casanova was again
taken to the receiving hospital A few
minutes before she was suddenly seized
with fit and fell to the street froth-
ing at the mouth. The suffering wo-
man and her sister are employed at
the Bowles Bros establishment on Los
Angeles street. The two are the sole
support of a widowed mother
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
BIG WATER MAIN BURSTS
Stream From Pipe Deluges Hotel and
Cottages-Workmen Finally
Stop Leaks

A sudden leak in a water main at the
corner of South Hill Ind West Sixth
streets caused waste of thousands of
gallons of water yesterday. Several
employees who were working on the
mains in that vicinity had dug hole
to the pipe. While engaged in repair
ing valve leak was sprung in the
exposed portion of the pipe. A stream
of water shot up into the air to a
height of fifty feet. Hotel Brunswick
and adjoining cottages at the corner
were deluged. Heavy planks were held
over the escaping stream for over an
hour until the water could be shut off.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

Subscribe for The Los Angeles Daily
MnelSld n.e and receive valuable present
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
Find No Defective Work

The bucket was about three feet deep
and two feet in diameter, and it was a
creepy sight to watch Engineer Koebig
put one portly leg in the bucket while
Architect Morgan balanced it with one
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
PREDICTS STORM FOR TODAY
Weather Bureau Officials Are Warned
to Hoist Danger
SiunaIs

II the predictions of the San Francis
co weather department are to be relied
upon, Los Angeles will finish up the
cal weather bureau officials received
word at $3.50 O'Clock last night from
San Francisco advising them to hoist
the storm signals, also notifying them
that high wind would be blowing
from the southwest either last night or.
some time this morning.
Heavy frost was observed I'm the
lew lands yesterday morning, and it is
reported by the ranchers and farmers
that considerable damage was done
70 the tender fruits and young trees.
The higher grounds have not been
touched as yet. but II is predicted that
the frost will continue to be apparent
IL the low spots.