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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01

west territory before it is too
late before this region, by
nature boundlessly rich and fer
tile. becomes known among men
who have money to invest as the
Bad Land of commercial and in
dustrial enterprise. This effort
is particularly needed at this time
from the fact which was pointed
out the other day by the New
York Times in an able editorial,
that our neighbors, Canada and
Mexico, are pledging large snms
for railway construction, and in
the not distant future their
wheat growers and cattle raisers
will be shipping the products Of
their immensely fertile lands
along these new railways to
market ahead of the American
producer, who will find himself
distanced in the competition on
account of the dwarfed develop
ment of transportation facilities.
The government of Alberta
guaranteed $27, 500, 600 in rail
way boEds the other day for
roads to be built by Kansas
capitalists and other lines, and
Manitoba and other Canadian
provinces are pursuing the same
enlightened policy. AS Matters
stand, not a single American
railroad is spending a dollar
beyond present contracts for new
construction work, while Am eri-
can capitalists who have been
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01

Esq. John B'Shers showed US
one day this week an old shoulder
stick used by shoemakers that
was presented to him over 81
years ago. 1t was made of
Lignum Vitae wood. The Squire
used to have charge of a large
shop before ne came to Arkansas
and piled his trade for quite a
number of years after he came
to this state.
Wanted. -5 men also 3 log
teams, good haul. Weekly pay
day. Berkman Lumber Compa-
ny. Laneburg, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
MAJ. TONPS0N lASpECTS COMPANY M

Captain WinsloW expressed
himself being exceedingly proud
of Company M Of the Second
Regiment of the Arkansas Ma
tional Guards on last Thursday,
as they were being inspected by
Maj. J. X. Tompson of the 10th
Infantry, u. S. A. The boys
were in splendid training, and
acquitted themselves we'll. Maj.
Tompson said that it was the
best drilled Company that he had
inspected up to that time and
that he had inspected about half
the Companies of the state.
Capt, A. G. Winslow command
ed the Company, ably assisted
by Lieuts. Ellsworth and McCul-
Ter.
Company M of this city is in
splendid condition, the Armory
has been recently refitted and
now every gun has its proper
place.
Mai. Tompson was the guest
of the officers at a seven O'Clock
dinner at the Park Hotel. where
a most apetizing menu was
served and q most pleasant hour
was spent.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
ERWlN.MARTIN

Last Sunday evening, Mr..
Edgar Erwin of California and
Miss Alta Martin of this city
were married. The ceremony
was said by County Judge Den
man at the residence of Nat
Martin. brother of the bride.
Only few friends were invited.
Mr.. Erwin was raised in this
county being a son of Rev. j. w.
Erwin of Laneburg, but has
made his home in California fol
several years.
Miss Martin is the daughter
of w. J. Martin of Laneburg,
but was teaching in the public
school of this city at the time OF
her marriage.
The happy couple left Monday
morning for California where
they will make their future
home. The best wishes of the
entire county goes with them to
their western home.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
Ipls1IlH G-uacA DESTROYED BY FIRE

|cHRlSTIsH CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE
Monday night between 10 and
IN o'clock the Christian Church
of this city was totally swept
away bv fire. The building was
a magnificent one and was not
quite completed. The workmen
| had worked there that day put
tipg in some of the fine windows
and putting on other finishing
touches preparatory to holding
the first services in the structure
ION Easter Sunday.
There was no insurance on the
building. thus causing a loss OF
about $1,000. Some of the WIN
dows were saved and a few pews.
This is a serious loss to this
congregation and to the town OF
Prescott. The building committee
met Tuesday morning and went
to work to raise funds to rebuild
at once and started out with a
subscription list and something
like 81, 200 was raised the first
day.
The origin of the fire seems to
be shrouded in mystery, as there
was no fire in the building that
day, but people are 10th to be-
4ieve that there is any one mean
enough to set fire to it.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
Mr.. MCRAE MEMBER OF CHARITY BOARD

Mr.. MCRAE MEMBER OF CHARITY BOARD
On last Thursday Gov. Dona-
ghey announced the names OF
his appointees constituting the
board of charities. Our fellow
townsman, Hon. T. c. McRae
was named as the member from
the seventh congressional district
and meets the approval of the
entire people. He is a lawyer OF
ability and has been identified
with the politics of Arkansas and
the nation for the past twenty
years and has made an enviable
record for himself. We congratu-
late Gov. Donagkey upon his
wise choice.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
CRAZY SNAKE AT
LAST A PRISONER
Leader of Half-Breed Indian
Uprising is Captured Near
Checotah and is Now
Under Heavy Guard.

Muscogee, Okla, March 81. -
Crazy Snake. the Indian chief
tain, leader of the clan of ne
groes, half-breeds and Creek In
dians that have been terrorizing
the community about them, this
morning is a prisoner under a
heavy guard. He was captured
by state officers and was found
to be badly wounded in the hip.
He surrendered without a fight
near Thompson, west of Checo'
tab.
p. Z. Hickman brought the
first news Of Crazy Snakes ar
rest. The officers are trying to
keep it a secret, " he told the Off
GERS here on his arrival, be
cause there is so much prejudice
against the chief. They think
he will be subjected to violence
if he is kept at Thompson and
the knowledge of his arrest gets
out.
1t was over a secretly register
ed allotment among Crazy Snakes
people that the trouble began.
An Indian mortgaged his farm,
and then, with primeval inno-
cence of the white mans law,
sold the encumbered property to
a third party, all without the
knowledge of the stern old chief
tain.
1t was only an instance of
many similar transactions, but it
was the final straw which broke
the white mans patience. For
a year the red men and negroes
refused to live on their farms
and lived the lives of nomads, to
the great detriment of chicken
roosts, clothes lines and pastures.
Deputy Sheriff Pate, a week
ago, started for the Hickory
Stamping Grounds to arrest the
Indian who had sold mis- farm too
often. The warrior wanted
seized a rifle and pointedly re-
fused to inhabit the white mans
Jail. His comrades also armed
themselves, and the deputy re-
treated in good order and with
out bloodshed on either side.
The following day Patte return
ed with a small posse, one re-
ceived load of buckshot in the
face, but is still alive. The
others retreated, and the Indians
celebrated their victory by rid
ding with bullets the homes of
several farmers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01

Ed Gordon was making some
inquiry about a missing harrow
one day this week and George
Hale informed him that he had
on Monday seen Will Hale OF
Laneburg with one in his wagon
and that he was satisfied it was
his as it had only one handle.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01

driven out of this country by
hostile Legislation are being erI-,
couraged to invest millions in
railway building for our COM
mercial rivals. The situation is
grave and calls imperatively for
early remedial action. If the
present stagnation in railroad
development continues for q few
years more. it will not require q
prophets vision to see what will
happen to the farmers, mer-
chants and manufacturers Of this
country. Kansas City Journal.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
EMINENT AUTHORITIES SAY

that outdoor exercise is needed by the
American people. That's all very well,
but. how can people with rheumatism
follow that advice? The answer is very
simple-use Ballard's Snow Liniment
and the rheumatism will go; leaving
YOU YOU as spry as a colt. Gives quick and
Permanent relief from rheumatism,
neuralgia, lame back and all pains.
Sold by Bakers Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
1VF \, p, NELSON PIANO VS.. The vOSE
CARL HOFFMAN MUSIC co.
Kansas City, Mo.

Gentlemen
In reply to your favor of the 10th inst, wish to say
.ht before we purchased the beautiful style 16 H. P Mel
CON niano from you had in home trial,
vse nano from the Jenkins Music Co. 1t after giving
both instruments thorough test that decided in favor
- the n P Nelson Piano. While the price of both nstru
ents the same yet there is sympathetic souquality in
The tone and the touch and STYLE Makes in judgment
be Nelson piano the superior instrument and assure
Mr. Hoffman, we shall cheerfuy recommend to friends
tho n p Nelson Piano. Very truly
Signed VIM. Collin
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01

We acknowledge a call from
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun of Emmett,
and Miss Alice Monson of this
city, last Monday.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01
RAIL WAYPROBlA'S END

Eoil ASSlclOtA III IAlS &'AiooONAAA
rate cases is the beginning of the
end of the insensate and hurtful
legislation that has been enacted
in many States in the past two
years or more-legislation de-
signed to force enormous re-
ductions in freight rates, already
the lowest in the world, and to
substitute a 2-cent passenger rate
for a Scent rate, in the teeth of
overwhelming proof adduced in
court that not one of the great
railway systems operating west
of the Mississippi River was
earning expenses on its trans
Mississippi passenger business
at the Scent rate. Under the
circumstances it was inevitable
that the courts would find the
2-cent rate confiscatory and the
wholesale reductions in freight
tariffs unreasonable.
AS a consequence, the courts
will undo the unconstitutional
work Of the legislatures and
state railway commissions as
fast as the cases are heard, and
the only tangible results of all
this frenzied legislation will be
the tremendous burden of ex-
pense bills which the taxpayers
will have to bear, including not
only the salaries and expenses
of legislatures and commissions
which have wasted their time
but many thousand of dollars be-
sides, for other foolish and fruit
less efforts in the same direction,
as, for example, the $12O,5OO
which the legislature of Kansas
wants to spend, or the $25, 900 a
year which Governor Stubbs
recommends, for a physical
valuation of the railroads in that
state to be used as a basis for
establishing railway rates. The
Supreme Court of the Uuited
States has plainly intimated, if
not actually declared, in Judge
Brewers decision last year, that
a physical valuation is not a con-
trolling factor in determining the
fairness of a rate, but that a
number of other features Of the
subject must be taken into con-
sideration in reaching such a
conclusion. AS a matter of course
it will throw out all such cases,
in which the physical valuation
has been used according to the
idea which is sought to be en-
forced in Kansas, and the tax
payers will pay the costs as
usual.
Instead of this suicidal policy
of railwayphobia, which if it
could be enforced would lay
PROSTATE the prosperity and
paralyze the development of the
West, it would seem high time
for sane and sober thought to
prevail, and for the progressive
business men of Missouri, Kansas
and other states to get together
as those of Oklahoma have re-
Gently done, through a state
federation of commercial bodies
to resist the disastrous leader
ship of ambitious. selfseeking
demagogues, whose only object
is to secure fat political jobs and
high office for themselves by
playing uponsthe prejudices OF
the unthinking masses against
railroads and all great combi-
nations of capital. By cooperat-
ing in this manner the business
men of Oklahoma succeeded in,
defeating the machine candidate
for speaker of the legislature and
electing a conservative, broad
minded farmer who was pledged
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-04-01

w. R. Whitten of Laneburg
was a pleasant and profitable
caller one day last week.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-25
Mus benz cberen 2bale.
(Gr4balb @orreipouoenj.)

Wue pem Upereu Apates
(Gr9balb Gorreipouben3.)
= Die 8obnuns bss Wli6asl Ssolls
3u SsIiup puroe am SamitaS Morsen
bur& elm sntitanosnss 5euer .uollitanOis
mitiammt Snbalt ,erft6rt, siuen Bsrluit
uon etwa q. 900 ueruria4enb.
Das @ilmurtin SOtet su Seifup
murbs fritz Disuftas uOllitduois bura
Elm Ssuer 3srft0rt. Die Snia1su mug
ten In ibren' giadtilsiosrn aus benz
brsnnsnbsn @sbdube entflisbsn.
(@drbonbule @orreiponosns.)
= Seusr SeritSrts ON Douneritas ,u
MaDfielb bas uon 5ranf Seobisti als
@obnuns unb 9aoen benusts @sbduos
uno beiddoiste bic Bobnunssn BON
Gbomus Yaoben, SOispb unO antbOnb
Spisman.
= Sriib Sonntas Dtorsen rannte
uuf Der Dnnoaff Stra6e arsnjuus cine
.. & 8. 2ofomotipe in einen 3oblen,
Sus, Die Sabuis unb mebrere 8arrsn
,ertriimmerno, watrenb bic 8ofomotiue
uon ben @slsiien seporfen unb lsstsrs
fir 100 5uB aufseriiien wurOeu. 3um
Slid purbe giismano bel BEN unfall
psrlsst.
= Der Staliensr 8osca Riceo pon
Mapfielb muroe Sreitas 9taht auf Der
Strase pOn einem Sauosmann NIT einenl
Dol9e ansefallen uno erbielt einen
Sti6 in bic re6ts Ssite, Der 81 i3oll
lang lit. Wtan brahte ibn ipGter nah
oem giotbfal Soipital, mo es hieB, oas
bic Bunoe sefdbrlid iei, Der Wann ii6
aber mieoer erbOlen miiroe, penu feline
3omplifationeu eintreten.
Nn mrine S9mefern. anf bieie
Beiie mibmst Die 56rsibsrin bss fol.
seubsn 8riefes ibrs Borte; sd bin
bic Wtutter BON aht 8iuoern. SD litt
iebr idwer an Ropfi6mers, Wtasenbe'
idpsrbsn uno mas mon gieruen,erriit'
tuns nannte. Wfan9mal mar ih iiber
msinen 3uitauO 10 nieberssidlasen,
buB i9 mid am &anoe Der Serjweifluns
befanO. SD sluubte nimmer, baB i'd
elm Mittel finoen f6nnte, wslAes mid
turiren whrOs, ba i'd 10 uisls srfolslos
ueriu6t bate. Sd ibrieb an ben Cos
iul.Gsentsn, Serrn enrique anedt, in
8arabero nm einise Slai9eu oieier Wies
bijiu, wel9e mid misbsr pollitdnoi9 bers
itellte. SD wiini6s besbalb alien mei'
men S6neitern, mo INNER iie aud
wobnen m0sen, ans Ser, ju le9en,
Sorni's alpentrdnter.8lutbeisb 3u &C.
brau6en. wenn iie on irsenO elmer
Sranfbeit leioeu, ielbit an elmer dronis
fdsn. bic bon ben aerjtsn als uus
bsilbar aufssSsbsn wnroe. Sd CLAUDE
nidt, baB es elm Seibsn sibt. msl4es
uidt ourd bieis WebiSin ssheilt werbsn
iOnuts. DtOss @ottss Sesen auf Oies
fem 9eilmitsl ruben. Sbre aufridtise
5ruu sophia 6. be SdmittsnoOrf,
@ipsranSa, Grsentiusn."
Sorni's gllpsnfrautersB Blutbsleber 1T
Elm Ssilmittsl fiir bic Wtutter. bic Saus'
frau, oas Seim uuo in Der Gbat fur ier
oermann. @r reinist unb erfrifht oas
Ylut. iddrft ben appetit uno felt bic
@siunbbeit wiebsr Der. @r LIT feline
slpOtbfer.M Msoi3in, ioubern wirO ben
9suten oireft selisfsrt bur6 2ofal'asen'
ten, unssitsllt uOn ben @isentbimsrn,
Or. Peter SabrneB & Cons @ompanD,
112-11s 90. Sopne ausuue, Gbicaso,
81.
6orni's alpenfrduter Blntbsleber 1T
Su baben bel Senrp 8alter, 1011 @ebar
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-25
SaS xhal abm arts.

9ablnr. - Roie, bic Eohter Der Senr1
Bsiienilub @beleuts, Sebt mad idwsrer
Sranibeit lunsiam Der 8eiieruns ent'
seseu.-Sobn SSebsr uon Union Strabe
traf Disnitas Wtorsen in Der Soloeu
3e6e Gnftalten, I'M einen Stiispfeiler
,u iessn. oils pl0sIid1 Elm Soblenfall ere
folste unb ibn bs9rub. Seiue 8amsra'
ben befreiten ibn balo unb man fano,
baB er Elm Bein ssbrodeu uno Tsrles.
un9en am Sopfs oauOnsetrasen bate,
aud 1T er innerlih uerlsst woroen.-@s
LIT iebr wabrideinli6, oaB Der 8abls
conteit Sobbs 9e9sn Sollano fir ben
ieaiten SesisIaturoiitritt no9muls uuf'
9erufen wiro uuo in oisiem Sale itebt
3u befiir6tsn. oaB eriterer iie9t.-@ins
BREEDER wuren bier Donneritas frhb tba.
tis. Sn Der $. 8. Cooper @Obuuns
on Wfain StraBe itdrtten iie ii4 an @r.
friidunssn aus Dem @isidranfe uno be.
iudtsn Oann bic SOispb Dauis 8Obn'
uns. obne inosisn stlpus mitjunebmeu.
Den brittsn @inbru9 madtsn iie in Der
Sobn s. Tubbs BObnuns an Diain
Strase uno waren eifris NIT oem gu.
iammentra9sn pom 8ertbiaden beiddf'
tist. aIs Serr Eubbs erpadte unb nit
siuem S4ieBeiien bswaffnet mad untsn
elite. Ole @inbre9er ideinen ibn ss.
bort Su bubsn unO warsn auf Der Stra'
&c, wObin er ibnen mebrere S6iiiis nu6.
ianots, bod sntfamen iis ausenidsiulid
uuuerlett. - Sobn Weber, iiber oehen
llusliidsfall mir weiter oben beridtsn,
itarb ssitsrn I'M EaDlOr Soipital. @r
mar "a Sabre alt, unO Elm Sobn uon
9errn uuo Srau SrieOrid SSeber BON
lluion Strase, BON mo aus bic Seero.
isuus erfol9en miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-25
3ittstpn.

= Gbel 1spnou ir. uon Pariona9s
Strase wurbe am Dienita9 on 9loro
Utain 9traBe redt idlimm perlsst, als
er uon einem gBasen iiberfabren muros.
= Der Seltsrrsidsr Gonp Donsfi
pom Dupont, wsl9sr ,wei Gage suuor
in Der Butter 3sde burd einen SSelisn'
fall elm ssbro9eues &udsrat uno anosrs
8srlssunssn bauon trus, 1T Sreita9 i'm
9oipital 9eitOrben.
- gnbrem Us. Balowin, elm befann'
ter 3auimaun pon Mgomin9, besin9
am Disnitas Sormittas Selbftmorb,
inbsm sr iid nud bsm Srisobof bssub
unb cine Repolperfusel In ben SOpf
iaste. Gbewirreu werben als bic llr'
jade Der Tbat betradtet.
= Charles @rour bon SBilliam Ctr,
Der 3ur 3sit oils SOfmsiiter I'M @orton
Sofe funsirte. purbe an Donneritus
bur6 sinsn pl0sIi9en &ud pon elmer
9OiomOtips ssitOBsn uno lunosts init
8u6t auf Osm aOpf. Sm 9oipital
bisB es. OaB isiu 3uitano elm 9sfabr'
lihsr iei.
- Dur6 @as nabeiu eritidt nnb
I6limm an ben armen, Seiusn nno
Rem 8opf uerbrannt. wnroe 2bomas
@illiams am Wionta9 WtOrsen auf benz
@ulmbaufen bel Der Wit. 2oofout .3ede
;u @pomins bsiiuuunSslOs aufsefun'
ben. Ntan ibafite ibn na6 oem itdoti'
iden Soipitul, mo feline slusiihten fir
@ensIuns alS isbr serins beSsiHnet
nuroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-25
2aefatpanna Sweia.

RsselmdBiss @siddfts.Ssriam
mOrSen (Srsitas) sbenb, ben 26. Nidr3,
uno wiro UNI rsdt 3ablreide 8stbeilis.
uno sebeten. SsiOnOers unSebra6t er.
ideint es, bic 9srreu Delssaten gum
8siu6e gu ermuntern. oamit iie wieOsr
an ibre Sereiue bsridten tonneu uub 10
bas Suterefe mad erbalten.
Sc mebr WtitslisOer erideineu, beito
anressnOer iiuO bic Serbauolunsen unO
Oefto mebr treten Die inbiuiouellen Soesn
uno anlidten in ben Sorbersruno unO
tritt bas Sdubloneubafte 3uriid. @s
gilt uu6. bic 8uffsn su idarfen fir bic
nd9its 8attaills
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-25
RBilfes. sarre saa&ri&ten.

= slm Donnsrftas warb 5rau abam
.@ronausr jur Rubs beitaitst. Sc iiber'
leben iie Der @atte nnb brsi Sinoer.
-Sn @bits Sausu 1T am Dieuifas
Yfarrsr M. 8. Bsrsratb Ssitorben, Der
Der bortisen ct. Patrid's 9irhs 35
Sabre oils Sesliorser bisnte. st mar
So Sabre alt.
= Der i'm Al. Sabre itebenoe Wm.
S6uma9sr pon Drisbt Strase lit uer'
saussue sSOde auf Der Strabe sinsm
Sdlusanfafls erleseu.
= @esen bic iossnannten Dstsftipss
Mi6ael 8. Wfulpsp bon Wtiners Wtills
unb Sobn Wc@uisan uon bier iino an'
flassn srbobsn pproen. bic sinen 8iosrs
ruff ibrer 9iSsnisn 3ur Solse babsn fSn'
men. Wtan fommt INNER mebr 5u Der
@inii6t. baB bic meiiten Der iosenanntsn
@sbcimpoiiSiftsn gang ssmeine @aunsr
uuO fiir's 3u6tbuus rsif iino.
-Serr Sobn Bsder. Der iiber elm
bulbss Sahrbunbert bier wobnte. itarb
Dispitas WtOrssn in isiuer SSobnuns
on Glib Stats Strase i'm slltsr uOn so
s}abren. @r puroe am %. 9tou. 1928
su Obertir6su, Srsis ct. 8enbel, in
greuBsn. ssborsu. Die Seeroisuns er.
iolst 5rsitas i'm Osutidsn fatbotiidsn
Sriebbofe.
= Das 9u5srue @ountp @eridt bat
entl6icben. buB ss isine Surisoiftion
babe In Der Sruse. 3u pelher Stunos
Die 8irtbidailsn ss0ffnst OOer seidloi'
fen isin iollen. Die 5rase iollte bod
einfa6 isin: .SSeuu bas Sroots 9o4'
liSsnsssies bem @eri6t cine iol9s Su'
risoiftion ansoriidlid 5ussfteht, baum
bat es Elm Re6t Der 8eitimmnn9; uno
nenn nibt. bauu lit es cine nnbsfusts
@ewaltanmafuns.4 Wtan bsttelt iabr'
aus uuo iabrsin um bas SiSensgelo uno
msnn e. Der @irtb nit uieler Wiiibe SlI'
iammsnssfrast uno besublt bot, Sann
m06te man ibm am liebiten oas 9ano'
meri lsssn. Das 1T unsereht, idOfel
unb semein = siuerlei, uOu welher Seits
bas Seltreben fommt. @ine ebrlia be-
sablte Siisns fir irseno elm @siddft
iollts einen Wiann aud gum seieslihen
S6use bsrs6tisen. bsnn es 1T elm @r'
laubnisldsin gum 8strisb ieines Sc
oddities, iOlunse sr Die seieslidsn Be
itimmuuaen einb1lt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-25
etabtrath.
Select Council, 18. Wfdrj.


Dos Eroisft, In ueridisbeuen Staot'
tbsilen Parfs unjulesen, mnroe in oisisr
Berianmluns unsiinitis berihtet uno
Der Bsriat aussnOmmsn, iomit 1T Die
Sa1e absstban unb bic oasu nbtbissn
$133, 900 wsrben uorlduFs uiht usr'
aussabt. Ssns gorlass fiir boppelts
@sleiie on Wtulbsrrp ctr. wurbe mad
8eiiiisuns sines amenbemsntes ause'
nommsu. Nud iens, wslhe Der @itp
sRaler @ompanis s8esers6te bewillist.
iano 0eitdtisuns. aber erit naabsm mon
ibr cine anjabl gmenoemsnte ansebdn9t
batte, melfe bic @ompanie niht anneb'
men piro. iooab iie uud oils abssttan
betradtst mer6en fam. 0iolan reihte
cine Sorlase elm. ouB aae ftaotiiHsn
Briidsn nit Dddern uerieben weroen
lollen. 8sridisoene @ronsrationen wur'
ben erlaubt.
Ssi enbsiiltiser Ssiuus puroen bsltd'
tist: antaui oeS Youn9blooo @isen'
tbums fir 6eusrweBr,wede; ben Wtos
torcpcliiten bis gum 1. Stunt 3eit ssbsnb
CUR Ssrausnabme elmer Sijens; oaB oas
Ssusrwsbr 9issutbum in Spoe Parf
uno i'm 9iorbenos uertauit weroen fam
oa6 bic Sadapunua Gompanie OIL ibrer
Nlb Stra6e 3rsu;uns eineu gDddter
anitstls; fur Pfuiteruns BON 8sit Wtnr'
fst Strase. uon Wiuin Sur @burA aue
nue. fir elm Seuermebrquartier on Gup'
for slus. unO Sliue StruBe; fiir Sei.
tsnwess oil @beelsr Ausuue. in Der 10.
g8arb.
Common Council, 18. WfGr,.
Dem Protsit Der @runobsiissr eut'
iprs1eno, perwei9erte es oieier 3weig,
iens gorlass enOsiiltis unSunehmsn, bic
cine Phaiteruns uon SerantOn StruBe
poriiebt, inbem 8eidluBnabme ueriho'
ben nuroe. 2orreg ueriu6te es ourh'
3uisten, oae Die Sroinan3 fir cine
Shattenbaum Gommiifon wieoer uuf.
ssuommsn psros. ubsr ieiu 8emiibsn
mar uerseblih.
@nosiiltis nubm man bic Sorlasen
fir Ssiisnwess on @pomins ausnus,
uon SidOrp CUR RiUer, unO on Noro
Wfuin ausnue, uOn Dram jur sterling,
uno Die fir Disterinipeftion an. iOwis
usridisbsns 8orlaseu bel eriter uuo
iwsiter yeluus.