02 Apr 1897
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1897
Page
1
Hayward civic leaders plan a free public library, urged by Tex Standard and Oakland papers praising the move. Local coverage notes donations, civic support, and a push to establish library services for Hayward, with regional rail and Bay Area traffic context discussed in subsequent items.
Governor Mudd signed a batch of bills including county officers salaries measures and a county roads system bill by Assemblyman Ghirk. The acts cut county salaries though not all provisions take effect, and a state highways plan was signed with related provisions pocketed. A $23,000 state appropriation for the bench tail is noted amid federal funding disputes.
In a peculiar appeal case, Lic Aefense defends G A Blank, a candy maker, against Stthers Psastic Company. Blank won $200 damages in a county court after an agent refused copper cents, with dispute over whether a first class ticket was required. The railroad argues a first class ticket. a court decision hints many buyers were unaware of ticket distinctions. A 15 cent first class ticket and 9 cent stopover privileges are noted, while a Beaver Hill coal offer and local job-work lines are mentioned.
The new farca comedic work She Sounding and its troupe, led by William Bestueg and E. M Robson, will open at the Macdonough in Oakland on Monday and run through April. Cast includes Thomas Burns Adolph Jackson Jaques Martin Merok Matton Bolyne Powell Walter Stulel Z W Ferguson Stella Zanoni and others. Cissy Tyler will appear as a guest artist. The production previously ran 200 nights in New York and features Miss Tyler’s celebrated dance. A hospital matron change was approved at a Monday meeting. A reservoir project bid was awarded to Johnson Peterson for 2784. A fatso bill from Egbert Stone was not considered.
The text promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal cure for liver and kidney diseases and general debility. It claims to restore appetite, relieve dullness, headaches, and sleep issues, and to act as a purgative and tonic for various digestive discomforts. It cites J. W. Zellin & Co as the sellers.
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