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CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on Seventh Street formerly
Fort Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, August s, 1883.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works IN and for the corporation of the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their office in
said city, until IL N. the Goth day of August,
A. D. 1883, for the construction of a Sewer on
Seventh street, formerlyFort street, from Good
rich avenue to jefferson avenue, In said City,
together with the necessary catch basins and
manholes, according to plans and specifications
on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in sum
of at least twenty (20) per cent. of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: R.. l.. GORMAN.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 22l-231
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CRIME.
A Cattle Thief in Colorado Lynched by
COwboys-The Daily Calendar of CusseG-

A Cattle Thief in Colorado Lynched by
Cowboys-The Daily Calendar of Cussed-
ness.
MoBBED, SHOT AND HUNG BY COWBOYS.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 1.-THE Republican
at Canon City says L. E. Walker. charged
with cattle stealing, was forcibly taken
from the sheriff about midnight last night
by an armed mob of cowboys, shot to
death and the body hung from the timbers
of bridge in the suburbs of the town.
Walker was returning from successful
visit to Salida, whence he had been accom-
panied by the sheriff, to secure bonds for
his appearance before the grand jury. The
whole county is terribly excited, and meas
ures have already been taken to apprehend
the murderers.
KILLED EY A POLICEMAN.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. l1.-Jonas Check,
keeper of shooting gallery, was instantly
killed tonight by policeman James Bailey.
Check attacked the officer while the latter
was trying to prevent two men from fight
ing and inflicted serious wounds before ne
was shot.
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REAL ESTATE.
|
Montana.

The Denver of tho Northwest-ls the terminal
point of three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. It's located as the geographical cen
ter of that line. 1t has had most marvellous
growth.
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Cranks' Freaks.
Especial Telegram to the Globel

LookpoRT, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Chas. Trues-
dale created something of a sensation at
Niagara Falls by rowing through the
rapids from the American shore, starting
from near the head of the hydraulic canal
and landing at the upper end of Goat
Island. The local papers are daily pub
fishing the offers and appointments of
cranks to do all sorts of mad feats on the
Niagara river, and it is more than possible
that the effort for notoriety may lead some
of them to throw away their useless lives.
w-A pint of the finest ink for families or
schools can be made from ten-cent package of
Diamond Two TRY them.
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NJ. DORAN'S REPORTS.

The following quotations, giving the range of
the markets during the day, were received by NJ.
Doran, CommIssion Merchant
LIVERPOOL, August IL, 10 a. m.-Spot wheat
and corn steady. Cargoes off coast strong.
CArgoes or passage, nothing Offering. Loudon
unchanged. Paris nothing doing, Weather in
England, looks like rain.
WHEAT.
MILGAUKgE. CHICAGO.
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DEPARTING TRAINS.

Des Moines fast Express.
chicago Day Express 80.
Chicago & milwaukee, Elk.
Sioux City & Sioux Fells.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
Omaha and Kansas City -.
Green Bay and Appleton.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
North Wisconsin & Superior
River Falls. ......
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ARnITNG TRAINS.
R!varD Division.

s. means daily. Q, excep SUNDAY. h, excep
SATURDAY, F. except Monday.
Additional trains between st. Psul and Ninneapo
lis via Short Line" leave both cities hour. Fer
particulars see Short Line timetable.
st. Paul-Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent lea
l.. Thin d street. brown & Knebal. Ticket Aeon.
Union Depot.
minneapolis q. L Sco.t- City Ticket Agent No
z, Ecuilet Bouss A. i. Ohsmoeriln l1sAa
AGeI Depo:.
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Hostetter' sEStom-

Hostetter's gStom-
ach Bitters, by in
creasing vital pow
er, and rendering
the physical func-
lions regular and
active, keeps the
in good
working order, and
protects it against
disease. For con-
stipation, dyspepsia
and liver complaint
nervousness, kid
ney and rheumatic
ailments, it is in
valuab o, and it af-
fords a sure de-
fence against mala-
rial fevers, besides
49,
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Lake Elmo and saltwater Trains

Lake Elmo and Saltwater Treiae,
LEAVE MINNEAPOLIs.
f7:SO N, 1880 am, 10 30 m, f12:OOm, i1:SO pm
Y<:SU E7:U0 p N.
LEAVE ST. PAUL.
1900 an 1910 m, I9:15 am, 1915 M, I1245 am,
= Is p" I5:05 q n and 7:45 p m.
LEAVE SALTWATER FOB ST. PAUL 4 MINHEAPoE Is
73o m IS: 0 a m, Il2:00 m. "1:13 pm, 1900 p m,
3:45 N, i7aS p m.
Daily. Except Sundays Except Mondays.
~ Tickets, Sleeping Car Accommodation and
all information can be secured at
No. Ii Eicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
J. CHARBONNEAU, Ticket Agent.
Minneapolis depot, corner Washington and Fourth
avenue north. ". P. IVES, Ticket Agent
Corner Third and Jackson streets, st. Paul.
CHAS II. PETSCH, City Ticket Agent.
New Union Depot, foot of Sibley street,
KNEBFL l. BROWN, Ticket Agents.
H. E. HAYDEN, Ticket Agent, saltwater.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1l-There has been a light
demand for general assortments, bat in the alb
sence of many buyers uuil Monday a good
number of direct orders for immedia ship
ments have taken a fair quantity of stuff. Ren-
frew turkey red danasks are in large request
The tone OF the cotton goods market is better
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Dining Cars on all trains to and romtChicago aud
this is the only route that runs Dining Cars on all
Chicago trains every day in the week.
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MINING STOCKS,

Mining stock very dull; Sierra Nevada sold
at 5@5l3, Alice 24O, Chrysolite 1U5, Sierra
Grande lou Robinson, Consolidated rs, Sonora
Consolidated 1929. Sales for the day "a, 7sO.
Total sales for the week 100000. Bullion re-
ceived in New York for the week from the
mines $257, 900. Pipe Line certificates dull at
1O955@1O8I, closing on call at 1857.
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MINNEAPOLIS AID ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
ChiCagO. Milwaukee & St. Paul R2IIEal
DEPARTING TRAINS.

Corrected up to July 1, 1883.
trivial anu departure OF througo pas enser ,rs,na
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Leave L9a-,
Minneapolis st. Psu..
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations. OF Gales from
by commission men yesterday and ere subject
to daiig tiuctuations:
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Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1'.-Whisky active and
firm at lib.
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EVENING REPORT.
Mcu y market easy at 292L per cent
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Room 4, Mannheimer Building, Southeast corner
Tn I'd and Minnesota streets Direct wire to
Chicago and Milwaukee Boards of Trade.
Operator in our ofice.l
, 1883-04-07
INTERESTING FacTs.
rro1n Ce-tlernan yl:o h.s Been Round the
C;rcie---The Kissing Lina-'

TL:s morning vs rece.Ne,! 4 r!,asan' cal
,,o.p Ar Gen:gs Beclinci"ra. wtn repre-
s.;:s j. sie Mo-. &C Cas- lql"r house,
Iolisv.H-, KY. The GeLtirlaau hIs lns5 IT,
,rrrst frrn hi, ;.:.g1a Mor,an-. and
.-sr-. e Ii,h,. a,,d .i.ez cs -ua.5 /; Tes:-
~. ,,.,,... 1t .;--.ur,-. -" ven - Si'-a"u
4. "a, ;he ho.,aeru P..c'l;,, aLa ~ t''at
VI. .n,i a.. t,act ito.a the Se~:eia tersnsnus
"a anon; 6D fnil--. lsom Nszou!s 70 Deer
L,i,,. -, ,-T..iul. o. tre Ut'a N"it''ern
lila r-i.es TArr-i"re p,I-.. or';rIHg :"
,,o ezs- y. the y .,th.ra fa.idc sni | t'ah
%...,,,;, -, ~ :, ~ith only IIJ n'.' - OF
s.srn-
y---, .r--,,,, e. Rsz4mau. iia eaz-eIn
...,.,,,,- = the S-rthcra Pacific, / Is 2lU
,,i,.s. ,has i viii he -e-n ;Eat L''rre Is q
=. g,,ss., lir ( # $50 nlIirs ;oc &" c'Hplete
s.;are y, ols:l cpr.rectIna c'u bc ni'''- over
rb, S,Tsa.m P4cslc. ~ t,ls "a, lance n
sts,-s that ...asil has beea srs,!'d, aai work
Is a. 49,. gasnvA IS rapii.y as posi- ''e
Shlshoo=, .s- present LrT"'iiiI' 81 - o1e
y..n Shor, Liac. iS abJut liG in'iss from
Ba.e Clsy. Nearly ali ;ne gazing IS d"h'
be,we.n the icrm-r F!a-s sal HEA~e i'i'rE
l., fac, s>ai.cs as- nov Eo--lHs ~ i9Ai
rtrtam.
Mr.. Eecknsfam speaks in CONF l'"ent'
.rv tenn, of the rad. He sAys times a'e
Hrel: in the Wood R.v'r country ani hat
HALEY Is experiencing qaIte 1 boom shos.iois
.s nothing Int junction and nos likely to
eyer amoan: TO mach. Bose City Is gate
Ev-ly AMI business 10 good. At present II
: reouir,s A doabie Iine OF stages 20 accomno-
dat. the travel into the Wood River GOWN
t-y WhTe he has passel through some nDe
: se.ti.ns OF country, the gentleman says ne
has SEN none that impresses h:rr 80 iA'''a-
biz as this w.ii. Wala valley. and 10 c.'.
tha. has the g-aai future that . IN store io'
, 1883-04-07
EIS POSITION.
Remarks Of Ron. n T. catol before the
Council Las. Evening IN Reia:ioa 10 Righ
License

i',irre Ih.. iun--'i last rvrurs \. I.
'eton, member from nr.i'Bsnce committee,
spoke ~ follows III rr.l.tinn to rh~ n'rasur@ OF
high hqucr i,cense.
The powers conferred Il or -h'- ,'"anci.
ny tire clar.-s upon The '.i,at III which
tie Or,irnnuc- tfr,'7 az ,",ls-c-I n tae
WORDS. license. rrgui.;. an.l restrain Ii
ccuse - ths taS imposed, a.,d W"-a hat u
the object Lld N WV mast ae ruiiurn ana
equal T. regulate rci"rs t. the conditions
aud penalties imposed To tram IL
different thius altogether, aud ~ L 7owa
conferred urnn the municiral government ler
an entirely distinct ard definite r9rpose.
| opposed and sill oppose any ordinance
hsvmE IN vie,S reyen4s rusr ly thl; attempts
to raise the license fr"m 50 per 4rsrter to
So, because neniiest!y rn,qva', and unjust.
a. think c.early ,lemcn.t:ated. The
CoracI! have sad by previous vct-' shat 'he
oiJErT IL ~"r gEvE>Us.
Bat restraint. Nov this % 'rt l rordia'is
approve and hears;ly e"'orso, Taere j.
good Judgment in his. acd many god and
we;ghty reasons for sarh a s7u.a that vii
readily .upgrst thcms,Ivcs % any 20 l'ectius
mind. Such a. object na~, conm' nj itse!t
to every intelligent AID NJ: disr.s-,i cisi-
zen. The only question 1t strikes me- that
need hc considered by sac IgGncii IS as 10
whether the sum tx d in the ordinance "i!i
accomplish the result sought. / ior one do
Mt think 1t ail. / prr,.i., /, WILL not prove
al, aulte to relrh srrsiH es''', high 81
low license Is No. question with me. hut ~
,tr,inf IS. Having this ohj.c- in Wv and
beng c.rtroi,cd solely by it sh.-l gladly
vote ior an cr,iinance imposing s!"0o Per an
mum for carrying on this business. aud ] cor
,.s, eyer then IL SMACK largely 4 the idea
Of tie sale of indulseuces". Fr these rra-
sous ! second ;he motion I" str;s ov' ><"@
ard irs.lt SllC3
, 1883-04-07
MORE DIRT WORK.
1 Dogsed Determination on the Part o' VII
Hans, the Long Island SQuatter. to Gre
ate incian Troublss-A Chance f0r Judge
Lynch

When "a, tain Mdir-g"t ~a- Un Alder
tr-eK la-t week adjusting difficulties then
existing between settler, and hostile In
iians, n" gave INSTRUCTIONS 10 the latter If
they wa.e IurtLrr DISTURBED by this man
: Williams or his partner, to notify h'm at
unrr. Sur,iaF he raceived word from the
Indians 'hs. they were in trouble, wrerenp-
o. the Captain ieir for Alder Greek Monday
crrniug 70 lo,h into the matter
II rog appears that just previous to Iii
furnsr is:t Williams partner rad ie't i."n-,
l.iani n iak.ma t. see Il Il" c7Uii ~:
pre-, All on the Ia.li.n aathprl,ies at tine res
rrv4,ian 70 have lEe bucks and squaws re-
mn.el from the Is AID. Ii was the went
Of tai, man, accompanied by squad oi In
iisn rr,iicr dat brought forth the appeal to
Captain Mci;r~cor for protection.
NJ. the Indian "out.reak' taxes another
fOrru. ln-tesi Il a handful OF bucks start
ing oet IL massacre and rIilage, it IS two
miserable sluatters who are goAdtnc them
on to desperation simply to satisfy thur
greed and obtain fall control OF little isl
aud Srrely this is beautiful example TO
set f,. Indians 10 follow We don't see why
the small handful Of iLQtfsnsive bucks should
b. compelled 20 abandon their fishing and
rcos-dierng simply because these two sqnst-
:.is i--s,rs I'll Of the isi7nd. Captain Ne
Gr,.or wzs not fsvorsh!y impressed with
on of these individuals on his former visit,
ar,d hi5 dislike was strengthened by the TT
ter contempt eyinced ~ the indians toward
him. We oyiue that were the latter lii the
least hostile, such treatment As they have
suEjec,ei to lately wouli haze mali 1t eN-
cesiins tropical for these txo hog on
Long Island. There should be some law en-
sct,d to co,e- case of tins kind, and too
severe penalty could not be ATTACHED to
meet thc ends uf jnsiire.
From reports sent III by Captsin Metre
g5r, we learn Tat everything is sil righr
and the gentleman expects 20 lac home th;s
evening.
, 1883-04-07
Councilman Fletcher vs, Reporters.

A, The mret.n. last ~, ainc, Councilman
Fletcher referred to the reFor.oIii TepTeseh-
t.tiyrs OF tn .ltiy press OF thi' city 'n 4
manner to-. wss hardly Homrim5ntary'
Wbii. NJ. ,,.,..r.i - The venerable g-ntl man
the ,i.ht g. risiuI +" = qTes'ion ei ptlvi-
Is,. ss.d believe him IN be- considerations IN
his r,ro.rks We think his artsck last night
wholly rr-,-l;ieI for he complains oi tee
manner IN which has wcr,is hsVe nren re-
1.r,ylgc.l, a-d went =" i5r ~ To .nsihuat'
,I.f r.p,,t.rs wen susceptible 10 Paifry
,,;l,es fr,m r.rnnriimrn. We caIdihiy he-
rsred rhst rhe honorable rutnhrr fron rhe
S-sorl Wari nrld MS colleagues 2bove &c
,ions Of r',at lesVIeanie nature We 'o nov
al ms tnnc. ror have We ever '''--'T'' ''
,,,;;srer.,-,--,,t the gentleman, ana N''oN taa'
the Sr,5E>MAN'S reporter has ever ote" o"'i
.id4rs-, ,i his ic,i,ngs. Yet IA Vie" "i MS
remark. is,. evening, Ne uu say G" tehai
,f ou- rrp,-. ,c-a.iye that Mr. tietcser has
..y, ..-.sp.i,i hike crCrtaSv-
, 1883-04-07
Locating Near Ansvorh-

T. 80 La. t.itsr our Ainsworth cores
...o,dsrt saws tfa. land prescriptions
,,app the ,as, s:d- OF the Columbus, bstSsen
.h S,st. and Yakims rivers are becoming
matters Of frequent occurrence, AMI inhica-
r;a,s uoiut unnia,ak ably to a raP'h s-tt'e-
,,..,. = .his section by on en''rpEising sna
.b,;s,v ell.. os people. Il is known thss
-,,...,I fpr,iTas from Minnesota vii! s-ttie
Ia !, ,l- EsD. ard within few days
r,,,,,,,. r,vs bcen .nsd- by men who pnr-
-. -rut.Ic n the I.uf-ery AMI truit nn'i'
Tb-se aua riaay other tac's 90 N
s-r,n.then- the prediction mahs oS your
.,--..,rd,ut some tune ag,: that Ans
-.t. u,auId outhre the construction
., ,,, Snake river bridge saa
,.,,,. THRIVING village. In. prosprrisy,
,.n cznnrned existence of N" in~n
loud. q eouIse. u,a MY oT perhaps aito
.,ns, IN ,h- sd.plibi:ity Of the s"'i oi the
-,r,-rnGiuy c,anrry 10 tns use OF asrieei'
,u-e Iut prlc:ic,i tets ami Intsii'ssh' ID
,...-.;e.tisn ar rs;ii!y eirIrg tn'' rr''''.' IT.
-. ..,;-,,,ti,. solution. and det~r'nin NJ 'hs
-. ,b.t f.-t 20, sni ciilnate srr MT ooi5
IN. =, t,.e 30 iGetioa IL a large Nsf'et,
:, s,,;,. ,,d vegetables, INT that . 'a's
- ,.Trai- Gao be accomplished WIN al
litlI. .rpep-s. and as mu,h pr"n' a. !" sn' "
1T 4 tie Ierritors- JAR eiimAt
~ neriectio., and If tie eHpec'a ion, ~
soil ar. reaIz-d. there Is n" N re ae'i' Au'. .a'
/ -, for han,-s snd residences 'n I'M
I v5nIs N0r.hyes'. than this.
, 1883-04-07
A VOICE From PULLMAN.
Convincing Indications That the Town Is
30 be I Railroad Junction
.r,.ou orn REGULAR CORRESPONDING! /!
PULLMAN, ". T., Mar. y,

PULLMAN, ". T., Mar. 2,-
EpTFoR STATESMAN From the present
oatIook. and from information received from
plrries in a r9s,ti,n ta know, We have been
assured that Pul!msn Is TO be n railroad
junction. Engineers are at this t,me there
engage; in laying 'urn-t.b!-. ranninT side
tracks and measuring OF saound tor large
depot. Besides tins, ground mas been stascd
OF f1r railrc,i repair shop. 4 ioea'i"g
party ia AZ present running the hne Q. the
Farn,ingtuB branch. north 0: hsmia BaLts.
Il IS believed here that Psisas- CITY viii
lie aa.roached as c,osely by tie proposed
road IS Moscow. the latter branch to 90
east ,awnd Grne>ee snd through the POI
lach country, thereby tapping IN extensive
ss.i lish agiicuilusst district, ~hich wouid
be VI immense heue:ir. both t. the railroad
anil s.ttlers Shouli the line run VIA Mos
1os. a agceessi,a o: s-ssy grade. viii neces-
Ss-;rv he ercaratsred and in winter deep
snow woaii have to lie contended with
Tie -,res 1T outlook IL our little town Is
most as,teriug aus. a. consequence there
Is lsrg. buiiiing boom in progress When
: ~. consider HAT ral,n2n is 20 be the June
t,or % raad4 -a,,n;as hoth east ant north
non: l:.- ua;a iis-. sn.' tapping the entire
T P.aa.a saunt.y. 1 believe ve havs just
. rs.S..u 10 ie-i eI:;ha-i.stiH. ie'.ere Ills 10
lea spiendii poin- FOX investment, and the
next siH months Will w.tIsS, 4 vcu.i-riul
goa IN 20 oar population. / viii KEEP Won
p.s:.,l :ron time 20 time.
EAILanIU.
, 1883-04-07
An Open Letter to the Public.

eN,lia WaLi., W. T.. March -, 50.
40 there has be.u during III. l.s. year or
.w.,, nah discussion sni MANY BIZ aiver-
u,emau.s pglptei IN regard ~ the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company Of C.litor-
ia. aad haring Lately hat an Opportunity 10
become personally cognizsnt OF their me;hcd
II colpiuc,:r, business, deem il nv duty to
tLr. nisnrin: ..ubiic 10 lit the cloak that
screens the workings OF the company. that
the rutiic nag gsz. upon this gigantic fraud,
barfi d Of ali it, 6elus;ons. Ia the yeas 1870,
At the s,.Icltati,;s. OF Que smith. duly au-
thorizs.l agent Of the company, P-ter Scho:l,
we'll krawn IN this c,.uaGBJty, nls'ie app.;-
cation tor insurance. upen hi his VI the sGm
ai Sla90 70 l., p.ii for IN full Sy SIX annual
n.yn,en.s of Slls - each. he was duly ex
auinci and passei by t=eir rTaniining ply
sieIar and 4ccrptei by the company, hy this
action being yir,saily Acknowledged desir-
able risS. Inc payment Of premiums was
promptly ,enler-i AZ. a. ar-:nP.'y darnp-d
into tae co;Iers Of the COMPANY. Unior.u-
n,,,,.- t:,.r ,i.e interests OF the Pacific Mu-
:aaD II % h,?fen-d sha' darins tho seventh
YEA. and ai,-r tie premiums had been paid
IN gp!I. MIR. S.:huli died, and 10 "A change
..ame ov. the s;iriL OF ,h'ir o.eam', tor
ia.nedia.sly upon no',tic,'ioa q: his death
,hey b, gan casting ahon: for sn eAcuse
rih-r, a;,o.. ,iey could arnid the payment OF
the c, lin, frs. asserting that his premidEn-
aai not beeu pail according to Contract, but
being haifi.l in their effort decired psy-
,nens On the ground tia. Peter S,hoii was
6raukari, although DO objection oi That
crar,.ter had ieca expressed when accept
IN his application for insurance or peymsns
nj premiums. Bat as An at OF special con-
.Iesc,.us.on acd hberalit7 on the part OF the
eomusny they compromised by rayina the
a.,.'n,-s Of tire deceased the sum oi so32 ~
b,jbg lis 40 less than had been &C usliy re-
c,iIved ~ the c"mpany IN preniuJs. How
t,aly liberal HOs equitabie How inst
C,u re unbIic %oader Al their hoasted IL
,r.,s. f sss.ts and decrease at expenses,
uk:n ,hey are 50 prompt and tan IN th.H
n,vn,enr o. death cl,'ms. Let ea,h ore
-. ;or himself. Yours truly,
''- JOIN H. Sr.HL
, 1883-04-07
LIFE INSURANCE.
Excellent Progress OF the Pacific kutuai Lie
In2lrance Company II 15s-2-commsn snca
be Condition Of Anairs as the Present
Tine

The Result n a very ti,orrr:i examination
If the affairs c. h, Pse, ,t,c Mutual Life In-Ir-
ancr Company durinS tie PES. month Ly fE
sursuce Commissioner MAY ynard shnw- c,ir ofiIy
local life insurance company - be in a better
condition than at any previous time in Is ti--
tcry. The year 1852 was exceedingly fsvara-
bic for the company, which MD largo and
profitable business.
TIE gross r-ceipss were So d35 70 sTsat-r
than IN 1881. .,ni we're sss 30 a3 greater than
the total Disbursements The expenses OF the
management "i i5s constantly Increasing busi-
u--s are less than .hnsr ui any nther Am--;c3n
lie Insurance company ~ the s1a.e a7@ ana
'ioing propn.tinnats sfnouat ii s-s bI,-i'.e-s,
. which Is q noteworthy feature, and ne that
should cUl.Ic-Dd ii--i: 10 the s;tsnti.n n q its
p1!icy-hriser,.
. Tie ircr-a-- in The admitted ss>-ts ..i the
Pacific Mutual durin. 1SS2 amounted 90 S',r.
III Is. aud the increase in MT SErT,as WAS
sl9. i6S lS- This. tno. after providing f,,r the
present value OF all oI.s.anting policies, with
interest at a per cent, and including in these
! liabilities an increase of nrv Insurance during
the year Of g per cent The increase in insur-
! ance in force IS more thar per cent. The
s.sets nf the company sre invested in the vsri
-, hest securities, the greatest care being taken
u insure title mere real e-;,t- i loaned upou
. The wisdom Of the company in retiring, over a
year ago, the guarantee notes which had long
been an item of annoyance, is evidenced BY the
| fact that the real, Tangible ,ssets nave been
largely increased. and afford an ample surplus
20 protect the policy-hclders.
Moreover. the increased eonsd-nce q The
! pubic IN the stability of the company is shown
by the increased applications fcr Insurance
during 1882 over previous years. This is espec-
! iklly noteworthy. IN view OF the fact TIA. pol
| icy holders in the Pacific Mutual have been
approached by isterested competitors os the
company with endesyors % induce them n
forfeit their policies.
. The excellent condition Of the COMPANY 81
!. the present time warrants the statement that
| its policy holders are amply secured Alre2iy
A., its business hss spread throughout the rapidly
: growing settlements OF the great northwest.
. ani there is abundant Indication that our Only
! local life Insurance COMPANY will continue 10
grow de-ps, and deeper into the yYec.s af the
peo,.le Of the entire Pacific slcpe
, 1883-04-07
A c.etiis 20 the CITY

u.~-,- informed Ia. -s'-.''ag by 1 rf'-'r'-
,u.r .; Columbia Lodge, No. 5. X Of p o.
;b;, e;,v. that tie .fder nov h'' 4 fn''fl-
he-.hiu Of D.. with he appiirahrn~ 70 s''
upon. Th,s lodge is the FOans-s. and pes,
hans ,,e mot s-lid and snhstan'ist secre'
.,,,,rr N this city, comprising as :; does rep
--n,.+;,.. men from ev.ry profession, Jaw
,.rs. journalists, i:'eeh'nios. merchants a." /,
-, t,., the be., Of cur business and s"ei''
.,.,rs,,. ere enrolled As members o; 20 unn'''A
d ,,.,ics.hle frature. sni good nns
!. the large aai ,ri,y Of Young men VINO are
raemb-rs. sr,i the active interest my '2~',
n the reifarc AMI prosperity Of the order
The uni;erIns have arrived and are n.ihs
jis.r;hste,l. aai drilling S''l be Im'na,il''e''
,,,,,,-,o,cs6 urier comps;en. instructor
, 1883-04-07

These amounts viii foot up 3, so. In a
couy. .atioa with Me Glsssford this morn
my We learned that two and hall nils be-
low town could b. purchased most desirs-
be tract OF land for fair and racing pui poses.
paying therefor at tie rate of $50 per acre.
ard he believed the directors w.uid decide
on purchasing between fifty and sixty acres.
\ directors, meeting viii be heli next SIT
uriay, wien further arrangements will be
mide and committee appointed 10 draft q
programme ior the FAN meeting Of the asso-
ci4tian. Following are the present officers
of tbs socie.y President, Ji. " Foster /;
Secretary, L. r. \. Shaw Treasurer, Alex
Cameron Directors, Wan. Glassiord. Marx
E:.bs, J. ID. Lyman, ". l. Arhrry. Or
ley Huii. i. c. Snith and NJ. Miller.
, 1883-04-07
A Citation

7, n. cbsr,rr of the city Of Ws',a "ai'A'
Chan. IL, sec, ll3. viii be 'c'inA the 'o'ioT-
ing:
r,su,n,r os the Council for VoFas ~
dstat. therein shall not he CUES
toned in any other place.
The City Council cannot stf'ri % establish
a president, or the er0Ss insal's oaeIr' 70
oi themselves BY a CsSeE reporter On
Tu..dsy night IS likely 70 be rsPeai'-' al