, 1884-02-07
Pick ngS.

Ingcr ioll says tw small, unknown
men will be NJ min ltri for he pr.'-i-
! den"y, and the smaller wi!l Win TIL.
day.
The company formed at Victoria To
run 4 line of st, ambOals between
Victoria and points on the Fraser
rlvyr and on the east coast route III
imposition Ia the Canadian Pacific
! Nav. cation cJmpa hai sev,Ia
! Cnuanru among It's stockholders
The national board OF trlde a iop'
p1 i resolution rruur5 ing Congress
tu make app:opri lti1ns for removing
the liar at the mouth OF lha Colu n ii.
and Villa nettr rivors. Oregon, and
for ealar.img the Michigan AMI IL
iloiS luil, and cInstruc in5 The
Hennepin canal
The. n ,rt rprl P &c fl: Is now NOV
in; large quaint les OF ore AMI hul
/ lion n. III tic Montana mines One
iuy rec, ntly at St. Paul IL turned
over lis c;.stt III c, In, ctiuns seventeen
ear loads of bullion. The traffic dc
J lJtti AlllStIN ilsAD iNN'At u IL Nilbb
| Tying agents not to 10 I'll ST hound
small shipments pr mi~cu3H-ly III
empty ears, Us special cars IRE Dw
! being run from Helena ddiIy for the
| transportation Df this class OF frci ;ht.
An important Iu'ing rs to land
clamlut9 was recently ma q hy the
| Secretary of the Interior, to the effect
/ that Il lrr-rmptuT or hUmpsteldpr
mly loG the timber on his CLAIM in
| the course OF inn ruyrment and Gquir
ing title 10 lis land Heretofore
cl Imam were nol allowed TO log the
| timber until after proving up, or
! w.t 'Uut IL deposit y. tHe value II tn
Land, ut the rate Of Sl25 au are.
! This is Il very i:ni ortant CONCESSION
to land claim ,ntS. whi'h th,y will nr
81 d 10 learn OF thruu III mt the tim.
ber region of Pug't S und.
Tac city o Nv York is still grow
ing IN pfe rap. dIy in III aly other in
America. Daring he year 1888 there
acre crrc,ei III lie cIty nrw build-
/ ings viii, -; Slid Iy38. AMI rx
/ penditurrs for altering ana pul:IrriHS
old bull, ings reached S4,5iO 430
more. The NUN er of buildings
erected was not So large as i, some
of the II W cities of the ives but II.
nIassivenc>s and cost there Is no
comparison The aggreSjlt,' expe1-
diture in huiiding in New Y Ik dIr
ing the lIst twelve years, including
alterations, has been S356.9iS,U ,US9,and
the numner of bnilding> III the city
wds Increased 22,5l5.
Four thousand Winnel,agos IN ares
ervation in Nebraska have l'rtitoned
tn he granted md III sevaralty, III or
dor tn, they may aquire rights o.
citizcns!.ip T"is Is Il Consequence
of tn sever lily land policy not gen
eraly thong t of A. soon is indians
cease TO he memhcrs If tribe they
plss out from the jurisdiction of the
U tied States. II is not pr"hahle
III It the pro le OF Nebraska think the
1850 W,nne ragoes sufficiently trim
@ in civi izeI why's of thinking and
a,ting to assume the duties of citi-
, or thll they want the po.itca
balance OF the state destruyeL by the
introduction of such au unc rttin
On nifty rs Il mass uf Indim vr'e =,
iikeiy to br swayel hy interests vi.
tumly conflicting with those vi the
rest of the p pnlatiun-
The following circular was issued
to the NtrtI, IN Pacific officrrs Fri
ay: john Muir Hving II ST. red tlr
nSiii uf Supori tendent OF truffir,
ami accepted tnat o! General Man
ager Of the I'M rnvcmrnt Company,
the following appointments are here
i,y il, nJunced:J. NJ HnnuaFord. G,n-
eral Freight Agent in charge Of the
IN in line and branches, Office at It.
Paul. Cn Is S. Fee, General Pa sen
g,r Agent in chlrSe pf both passrl,-
ger and ticket dcE ;Irtmen.s OF main
line AMI branch IS, Office ut st. Paul
l. q. DAVIS, assistant General Pasaen-
ger Agent at st. Paul A. q. Char
ton, General We,terp Passenger
Agent, Office mt PartlaIId The oiliciai
ddsignntiou>6f \. Stokes will be III iu-
iure Assistant G neral Frright Agent,
W til oiIic,. at Portland, Ores Th .
mp intments VIII take place on
March lst.
lis thought tie invesii 5G:ion OF the
labor ques ION by the houSe com
mi te.' i, going to have Il materl Il
elf ct on the tariff ill before con
+, IS. and that it will puf some of he
free trad.Is Oh cir mettie. The hili
establishing national hurra1 OF L.
oor statistics, introduced by Hopkins
oG Pennsylvania, will be rep"r ed
from the l..hUr c, mmilteV, OF winch
Hopkins Is chliramal, iii few div,
Aith fav, TaDie rec Inenditi- Il. Ihis
bill establishes "a bureau to c, liect
information on labor subjects and the
relation of capitpl 10 labor, something
like the present bureau IN CailfornIa
and oih,r states. In conpi re with
petitions OF various labor org MIA
i lns IL the country. HJpk rs ha-
prepared & bill hIch he VIZ! presen.
10 the luuse fu~ reference Monday,
yroviiing for the enforcement o: the
eight huur l.lw. I lill s:.ys: That
t. accounts OF iubor,ra In the Gu
pho, al = government 'hall be ut.-
justei upon thr provl ion of the
elgi.t our law, and t!ia. III f,,re
dvne over tL.lt tue shall no plId Ill