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To all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PueET 4
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PueET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July q, 1sS
WHEREAS, BY DEED BEARING
W cate August ~ ls73 executsd In pur
suance OF an ordinance approved Aulrlsf
IS, 1874 the city Of Seattle conveyed to the
Seattle and Wslla Wails Railroad and
Transportation Company, all the tide
lands south Of King street. in said city Of
Seattle. In, along, around and aboutElllot
bay, from extreme high TO extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
confirmed aid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions, which have been fully
performed By said Company; and.
Whereas. Said Act OF the Legislative
Assem- bly, vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In fee sim
Whereas The United States has aoqui.
esced In said grant and conveyance and
Whereas, Tho said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed ali Of
said lands TO the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company:
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and TO erect
wharves and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified 10
refrain rom occupying or entering upon
any Of said ianes without the consent 10
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUNDR X. co
APPS Assistant Superintendent,
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whsae usnk - Ivsw.
Corn Snxhw uutge Cd IoUeR.
Oaxe vsak a1d sDoeyta3 iewR.
RYo dnIl cd yu1nu tAusR.
narisy du;i cd 6spfs4ssd-
6eo1s fn1x1y agkfvs and en1y.
Haxsosd r1Gher Quiss sn1 saafsr.
T3ux fntriy nc<ivs and senndT.
MuD pu<k unssssssd snd ffrsE11nx.
Lard nsher quiss bas hFmaf.
Dhoss ri1s e10nsd drm and hfxhoR.
CsffIs IN GOD demand bet vsak-
HOGS fsixiy scfivs And unchanged.
ehssp moderately se<fvs and ssst9.
Batter b fair rtQosst spd steady.
ches0 esliina wsil ~ former peloea
ERRs ralsd weak and easier.
6sms weather for dsckA
Peuisry in INCIDENTS demand ana Ueaady.
Veal weak and Supply larger.
Dressed boRs ceiling fairly veil
Hides moderately active and arm-
TAil0v fsiriy aetive and unchanged
Green frufss rather quiss md we8k.
Dried frui1a slow and wsak.
Vegetables In full supply and valnes easy.
Potatoes rashsr dull and steady.
Broom eoru In fair rsqNsss and steady.
Hops sleady and vithoos change.
Hay reporsed dali and weak
wool rather slov bat unchanged.
Oils selling at FORMER pricss-
whisksy steady and UNCHANGED
Cooverses reported dull and weak.
Jobbin9 trade moderately sctive.
Collections rather slov.-Inffr-oesas.
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sLYnrA.


The God Fellows Of Olympia, are
arranging for ~ excursion 70 Seattle,
on the 26th Of April
I. c. Ellis u running an independ-
ent logging camp. He sells where
ever be can get the most money.
Thos. II. Cavanaugh left on Wed.
nesday morning. via Tenino. for
Kansas Heexpects to be gone about
three weeks
Logging camps In the vicinity of
Olympia, are running on full time
and employ large crews The bays
both east aAd west, are literally Gov
cred with logs
On Monday night, there arrived
In Olympia, from Ripley County.
Mo-. 9 party Of emigrants. in search
of . home In the Northwest. The
whole party Immediately went into
camp at the west end OF the long
bridge, on the Marsh claim. They
are q sober, intelligent party, and in
search OF homes. They state. that
II 9 proper location 10 found, they
win he Immediately followed by 81
families.
w. o. Bush, has moved bis log.
ging camp out further on the road
into some new timber that he owns.
He has made an offer and IL informed
that be can purchase the entire plant
owned by the Tacoma Mil Company,
known Is the Morris camp. Should
be consummate the trade. he is talk
ing Of cutting couple Of short ca.
mails and connect his stream on the
ground with the Dies Chntes river,
and with the Sound by fiume over
the falls.
Hon. James n. Carson, formerly
Of Shelby County. Ohio, special
Agent OF the General Land Office,
and successor of Hon. John @.
Thompson, arrived here on Monday
evening accompanied by his family,
He is guest at the Carlton House
Mr.. Carson impresses US as g thor.
ough gentleman, q man OF msre
than average ability. and calculated
to make q successful officer. HI
comes intending IL the climate proves
beneficial 10 the health OF Mira Car
son, to become a citizen Of our Terri
tory. He Is a straight Democrat
and we commend him most OF al
for that and some expressions hs
used In describing the mugwumps. -
Partisan.
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Entirely cured."

drs. 81. NJ. Thayer. Milton. Mass. writes !:
: / have been very much troubled VITA
sorpsalty Of the liver. ard Dyspepsia
Ayers Sarssparilla has cured me" Mrs.
J. W. Brsdlee, Hyde Park. Mass. writes :;
= / was greatly reduced by Dyspepsia,
and was advised &c take Arer's sarSs-
parilla. which entirely cured me- Mrs.
II. r. Hsmbiett, IS Lawrence street.
Lowell. Mass, writes: ~ was sick two
years with stomach and liver troubles, and
ehsained no relief until took
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The Rising

sun should ind you resolved TO give
Ayers Srssp1riIla thorough TIA. II
VII cleanse and insisoszse soszs bs0esi, and
restore The vital organs 10 their n7lus'ai
functions Mrs. J. .. uphznn, 81 sl's's-
nut avenre, Boston Mass. writes; : For
. nusn,pr Of years wsS troubled wish In
digestion. and unshIe. without distress 70
AXE Sold food. Af,eF using Ayers ssr-
sspsrssla enc month was
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VERY WILL PIT.

Why do We defer till tomorrow what
We shoald do today? Why do We neg
lect Q coagh till IL throws rs Into con-
sumption and consumption brings US to
the grave ? DR. VIM. HALL's BALsAM Ia
sure TO cure il taken in season. IL has
never been known to fail. Use il thor
oughly, according 10 directions Perse-
we're till the disease Is conquered, as 10
IL certain to be. even II il shouid require
q dozen bottles. There 10 no better
medicine for pulmonary disorders: Fer
sale by A. B. STEwABr, Seattle. DIV
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GRAND ARMY ESCAMPnKNr RoR
1855.

General order No. 8, issued from
the headquarters Of the Grand Army
of the Republic, Department of Wash.
ington Territory, at Seattle, states:
First-The annual encampment of
the Department Of Washington Ter
ritory will meet at Walia Walla,
Wednesday, April 81, 1886; the hour
to be fixed later.
Second-The p. c. of Abraham
Lincoln Post No. 4, Walla Walla,
will detail for duty during the en-
eampment an officer of the day, Off
Ger OF the guard aud four comrades
to act as sentinels, the same to report
to Comrade A. 4. Alden. A. A. g.
Third--The A. O. H. G. will ar.
range with the various railroad and
steamboat companies for rates of
transportation for delegates to Wslla
Walla and return, and notify the va
rious posts Of the rates obtained.
Fourth-All posts 10 good standing
with the Department April 30, 1885,
will be entitled to presentation
one representative for every twenty
members or fraction thereof.
Fifth-The Department expresses
the hope that not e single post will
fail to be represented al the coming
encampment.
Sixth-As the national eucamp-
ment meets At San Francisco on the
Sd OF next August, and some action
must be taken by the Department en-
eampment In regard TO lis attendance
upon the same, the various posts are
requested TO instruct their delegates
a. nearly as possible as to the number
of comrades likely to 60 from their
respective posts II will materially
assist the encampment in making its
arrangements.
Seventh-That the Department Of
Washington Territory may have q
good representation In the national
assemblage Of our beloved order. we
all desire, and no member of the g
A. r. Of this Department who 10 able
10 90 should lose the opportunity, IS
u 10 not likely thai VIC shall ever have
another national encampment on the
Pacific coast Let US 20 in full
strength and once more toach elbows
with our comrades, who will come
from every quarter OF our glorious
country.
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To. slca alo Afalsses- snoald not fail 10 call on
him The Doctor hes visited the hospitals II
information which be u competent 70 lmp&rs
20 those in need Of his services. DR. 0TBBos
will nAke no charge unless be effects . cure.
Persons cured 81 home Call or write. Al
communications strictly confidential. 6ene
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. Al
dress DR.. J. =. GIBBON. Boz 1851, San Fran
cisco, Gal. Mention Posr-lSrKtlIexscER
sp16dv
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Lands fer the landIess.

The SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
: kzgse Herbor. mine miles pesf Of the
city Of reatsiel vii eel a pcrtisH a his
homestead In lots Of S 10 or 2oasres each.
A. shs lsu rate 81 90 per acre. SAD lAn6
has been Io.<ges or and hurnsd Over IA
"a u - quite easily cleared Il % nearly
lew has sgt fsw srone2 and Iiss in cay
reach Of IRE water. school azd ehnrrk
witAln ml'el Society zsod- Cal and
dss.5a RIM. HosxINsoN.
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CAB Prices for The beat Home and
Pafsign Lilstalar.

FOe~essse1 Of TuE uttss keE and
oae Or other e car SlVsesons Auersesn
aaesthssoa = 80 h~crsbcr ptii ana hisaseif
IN cotatnasd 81 the whols siInasAax1
fhtiaaesehaA ksSn4HG Aaisetin.
for SIC ~ THIS lANtNa A0z zsa any
oee ~ the AHssftcAn 81 tnoEttifps tor
,ssFg.ers " eekty 81 KzskFt Nta b. ssns
FOR yesE. POSTPAID o. for e. ~ Tax
iANtNa AsS AID TIE - NieAal&s.
AdarS>s ilrreiA. & CO.
tse Rsston.
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Life and Health.

Alsfie Isrrier, s Harrison avenue, Low.
ell, Mas. writes: MY son was weak
and q. Situated. troubled with sore eyes
and Scroiasoas huuors. Ayers Sarsapa-
riisa restored him TO perfect health.n
Irving II. Edwards. Ithaca. y. Y. writes:
a From the time was four years cd. unit
eighteen. l WAS subject 10 Scrofslous son
illrcss. Many time INV neck has been a
raw sore, from rou'tice1 put on to draw
out the issizInzStiol. took four bottles
Of Ayers Sar-
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Gener alton

follows generation. transmitting . lesacy
OF good or IN, according to wslkknown
physical lzws- To the unfortunate snf-
erer from hereditary Scrofala. nothing can
lie more cheering than the assurance thss
ia Ayers Compound Extract Of Ssrsspa-
riila is found a constitutional remedy,
whish eliminates the poisonous faint. and
restores 70 The blood the elements neces-
sarz 70
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sHERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Third Jud cal Islstrict OF Washing ton
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
No. ts68-Amos BTown. plaintiff. vs..
Frank "a. Newsh, defendant
Under and b. virtue OF IN order OF sale
and decree Of foreclosure issued out Of
the District Courf. holding serms at seat
tie, on the 9Th day OF Marrh. lsss. In
the sboye entitled action, wherein the
above-named plaintiff obtained jsax-
men and decree against the sboye-nAmed
defendant l am commandes 70 sell the
lowing described mortz2sed premises.
that II 70 say.
Lot clever an, block seven "a. of Burke's
secsn5 addition 70 the city OF Seattle.
d nx county. Washington Territory.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given that on
saturday. the 10Th day of April.
1859,
At the hour Of 2 o'clock D. m Of said
day, 81 the Court House door, in
the city OF seattle. ing county. Wash
lagoon Territory. VIII. IN obedience 70
said order Of sale aud aec~se Of fO1ecio-
sers. sell the akyve described property, or
20 much fbcreof a. may be necs cary 70
satisfy plaintiffs Judgment. with interest
tsereon aad eostA. 20 The highest and
best bidder. f0r ca~h-
Dated at Seattle This 10Th day OF March.
issH
j. H. McGRAw.
nTn 5beriS Of King eounEy. W.T..
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Notice Of Final Proof.

q. 8. LAND oYyrtE AT oLxxrIA. W. r.,
MsrcA Is, 1884,
Notice 10 hereby given that GEORGE d.
PRICE has nled uoss~~ OF ipssntion 10
make final proof before TIE Clerk OF the
District ccurt. OF his once in Seattle, W. T.,
on saturday, the 18th day of May. A. u.
1885, on Pre- enpsion D. 8. No. s8s. for the
Sc of Sc / Of section 2, township % N,
range east.
He names as witnesses Fernando Turner,
". s 8oss. ID. Bsnhsm and L. Lyons, ali Of
Cherry Valley, ". I.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
apimys Register of tks Land once.
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILI. AT
Lake Union. North Seattle. Build
ing and machinery. also six lots to be
sold together or separately. Capacity OF
mill 200 feet per day. Apply 10
sel3dw In sRINK.
washfnatnp Iron Works Seattle
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE


- se@~0 y
bispensAry No. s2s
ksArny street. SAr
Francisco. EstAh
nshsd IN 1854. for
he treatment OF
SEXUAL and Seminal
Disrsse<, such ~
9oSonRH0A. 0LKr1
srucruRK. srFBu
~ In all its forms.
sE1GNAL wkAKNE<f
md IMFsrEro v.
Loss Of manhood
permapently cura
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded BY Q
senss of weight 10 the back, ioins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient 20 suppose be has some affection
At times symptoms Of indigestion are
stomach. etc. A moisture lie psrs .ue
ration. producing q very disagreeable
cation Of Or. Bosanko's Pile Remedy.
which acts directly upon the parts az
the intense itching and eGsctine . per
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine o., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold By A. b. SrxwARr. DIV
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Nv. rARrE Massss
VII leave Yeslsr's wharf, se~ssla -
THURSDAY morning. 81 seiclock a.
Port Townsend, The isiasss. ssnisA>.,
Retnrnipg. viii reach Seattle sx.-~ 49,
urday afternoon. 49, -
Leaves Monday. ss q m. for
New Westminster. via TIE lsl.s<a
Return ng "Wednesday.
Tor freight or passage Appiy On b..rs
spe GEORGE rosrrn
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FANCY POULTRY.

THE SCBsCRIRER STILL HAS A
let Of fuli-hlooded Brown Leghorn
Chickens for sale at q each or Is pertrio.
Exgs, ~ dozen for 70. Cal and see.
X. NJ HOSKINSON.
mis- dw3m nlakely. WI
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AGENTS WANTED.

A CAPABLE MAN OR WOMAN, OF
n unusual energy. TO take the agency
Of this or some other county. for the
History of Cali ornia TO the right
party it will pay 500 TO $500 per month.
Address r. PERSON. Mansger 0cciden-
tai Publishing c. mpanx. ise Suffer street
San Francisco. mhi9dwlm
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roR TINE UPPER sxAosr.

strnr oIlse Q. W. cevs, ns,s1~
kAvS fkSLERS WHARF N
~ WednesdA{ and SAsurday. rS1rruSS
fhursdsy and Monday. callIne q ~.
wood Utsalssy. Mo- IAndlns NSS@k
terlnediste points Abuvn M 6-ls2
peseASe apply on board or - m f769
FOsTkk. en- the wharf ~
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Th< Nee EAsy- Lsvn Nevry. for
ssis ey the sssrzIs HAxDwAns ca, .
icn seApssd 10 tn vano 81 SsAstis
re>paA spi
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For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMILL
j capacity 100. 900 feet per day. with all
BelliDghsm, Whatcom county, In offered
for rem or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS OF engaging In the bust
ness. For particulars apply 70 K. EL-
BRIDGE. on the preu ises. or ERASTUS
BARTLETT. Ill Hayes street San Fran
cisco oc9W
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;.eENrAooMA srrAn xAx,

.seSkfACoMA STRAIN nav
X .sFafloa companyS ss..r
, ncsss nser. J. g. PArker. mssse- -.
s,sS 49, r rsseoine every Monday. Weds~rs..
Seattle train, carrying fr~srss .n4 q
ssnxefs Ter Olympia Arcadia TSssz.
nA< Skooknm Rays and way - -
tarninS VIII leave Biz ckook IN 4.
aey. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.. Al
eno oifmpi4 AZ . NJ. arriving ~ ~
ma " connect with steamer ~
sound potnt&. For freight OF 49,
s Hss :, o a. ap ~ sf'iee On n r. III
spS JAS GRIrFITHS 49,
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ETu
STEAMER HELEN.
Pof Peru 0rhard and Eashisgtss

n STEAMER HELEs. WI
Kiln. Master. lesves HarriEg-
ton& Smiths wharf. Seattle. ever Monday
Wednesday and friday, at 9zS5 q m. sos
Mlscheifs Point, head o, Port Orchard
also. 10 bead Of PORT sAshiRgton- Ht
tut ming leave bead Of Port Washiaxtar
81 g n head Of Pot Orchard 81 les
.. N. Nit helIis Peinf o. II . m. sxrfviz
~ seattle seout I'D .. m every TuaedAy
Thursday and saturday. auHdw
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Have yeur magazines bound a. soon
- volume 10 complete, az r. Anthony's
Bookhindery and voc vill have no miss
ing numbers 10 regret no I
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Notice Of Final Pr Of.

o. 9. LAND oEyicz AT OLYMPIA, W.T.,
March Is. f&f
Notice Is hereby given ihas FERNANDO
TU6Nt r has hied notice Of iptentfoo 10 make
nsai proof before the Clerk Of the District
court. ct his once, On Seattle W. I "a Sat
ur1AE. the 18th dsy Of NAP. A. d. 1885,
en Pre- emption D. g. No. 70 Q. for the \ OF
nv I ana So I CT NJ / Of section -.
and NJ 4 Of NE Of sectios Is. township
Is norsb, range cost
mes - witnesses George d. Price,
NJ 6oss I'd Beshsm and L. L. oEs. all Of
Cherry valley. W. r.
JOHN =. SowEY,
spimy6 Register ef the Lard 0nscs.
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iuln1.l II Io a i;i11ii'

D. x. HOWARD. sas os.H
VII. from date, carry ~ Unissd -.
mad on Hoods Canal. nakiny
beck every Monday and sriday ndsnI11
viii touch II PORT a&mbls ~ -
or freight arriving af BsA1fle
afternoon rot1rsinx will ieaye IL
wharf ~ n O'Clock every IgeoAy
saturday morning. taking ~ -
fort 0smbie for sssbcck md Q1o
The steamer Josephine VIII leevg
bsss for Fort 6smbie ever da{
saturday. 70 he p1zsensers 80
s1d receive orders for sl.y p01ssos
O. nal
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MOnEL OR
! sketch Of your Invention, whbn win
and report Is TO patsntshility. with al.
vice, circulars, etc, FREE OF CHARGE All
business before u. 8. Patent Once at
tended 70 for MODERATE FIXES. Informa
ton and references sent on application.
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT 10 sECuRRD.
J. r LITTELL
Washington, d. c.. directly opposite U
s. Patent 0fflce. no27wtf
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DEIfER HORTON b co.,
BANK Frs
SEATTLE, w. T.

beposts resolved and accounts seq
subject 70 Check o. Drafs-
sight kxchanss kad reiexrarhic rrHns
fer On san FRANCHISE. Portland end Nep
Nurk.
sssht bulls u exohArge drawn IN srsns
20 sest dtrcct On Lcndoa. available slse-
whore In kurup~4
Mnney loaned GO Ngprcvce nccur4u,
setvsd On deposit sur safe kreplnH.
cuiiccecns maize sn1 prccesds prompt
rrrnltrpA
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wiliiesye Seattle fer skagit rivsrs,d -.
porte every Monday sn1 Th1511ar' -
turning Tuesdays and FridkyA
For eseight and panags l,pply 4 O.
pAny lg1fnoe, ON Yesler's wharf. orcn -
the bIsts 81 the tame wharf.
mr1d GEO. 8. jacob esey.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Sheriff Kinney De- in Woodvine
c. G. Kr'zef. of AewaYFo. Is 81 Thp Nor
Ton.
J. G Rlsy. q saoesiuek va, "a ihe city
yesterday
G. p Doeline. Of Montague vas in the
clis YESTERDAY.
p 7 Fuller. who has been very iil. is
slowly recovering
2. p. spaeue ard ]. J.. Cation. of Green
vile. srt st eVeefs
Miss Anna Iienzs j. visiting Miss ia
Merrill II Nuskeron
n Ctiids snd wifs. ~ Csiads Mia
ieaTe fojsr fer Kansas
John Hu end daughter isf ressa-.lsr f..f
Silver fstY. tew Neniro
Nrs = Stowe ief resler8sr o. . si.il
- friends ir southern Michigan
~ Woodward and HenrY Wnofpnri
~ frsnkiori. Nict.. arf 81 eneofa
Mr. Nsihan Churob Is rsooverior froso
his recent serious illness ir san Ffsncisco.
Mrs. g n TAYLOR ~ fbs 81 ue-is -
recovering From bef long and T,sihfai ii.
bess
Rer J. o Iee. 81 Narssh 1nrksr !, n
re cifF visiting his elusn Mrs ri Nc.
Dovsd
Chss Hiner ~ fte Hrbbsr1sfan f@r--
fssr. end vie are u fhe cff fisifing
Feiat'fe. aaa frenas
Ilf Holden retHrnra ~fsie,sa- f-r,o
s1or' pieee1rf trlT - iirersf .Ie fsrsftsn
f'euri snd and Rofkf.ra
Chsrles Niasiean frarseff ~ ne rrae
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where - sisul ~nhdsr rff 80 eife
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

WAsHINGToS, June Mr.. Weaver. Of
Iowa, introduced to-day resolution recit-
ing that it is currently reported and gen
ersllv believed that certaia-airectors Of the
Union Pacific or Kansas Pacific railroad
companies have been iaithless 10 their trust
in various ways, and particularly hv huving
stock of the Kansas Pacific at an nominal
or small sum and transferring il 10 the
ni0n Pacific, and then selling the same al
great profit by which. and other similar
Transactions the directors made great per
sOnal gains, and neglected 10 account for the
same 10 the Union Pacific. and directing
the Judiciary committee 70 inquir into The
transactions Of the directors Of both com
panies since their Incorporation.
Mr.. Holman moved that the House 20
into committee Of the whole on the Legisis-
tive Appropriation bin but il was voted
down.
Mr Cobb Of Indiana. moved 20 suspend
the rules AMI pass the bill repcaling the pre-
empti0n, timber culture and desert land
acts
Mr.. payson supported the bin and de-
clared that during the past f0nr years. -
per cent Of the entries bad been fraudulent
NJ. Henly. If Colorado, favored the amend
ment Of the desert land law. but opposed
absolute repeal Mr. Powers ~ Kansas
Of land grant railroads and Tee great cattle
corporations
Mr. q Nsill. ~ Missouri. regarded the bili
as a rainboz ~ hope e. the Idle uarkmen
Of the country. and the best labor bil that
could be- passed this season
Mr. Weaver. - Ioea. and Mr McAioo of
New Jersey. mace short speeches in favor II
the bill.
Mr. springe-. If fI'inois. said that under
a.
land laws vasf areas of The public 3omain
were being fraudBienfiy appropriated br
cattle svndica'es and foreign lard erabaers
An English lord had recentiV acquired
s 600 acres iu iEfes Park Colorado. and fhis
was huf a sample 0f the manner in ehicn
the public domain vss being taken un II
this h'i vas passed the peoples lands
would hereafter - held for fhe people
homes. The notion 20 SIS end the ru -
s19 psss the bli was agreed t0-yeas lss
nsfs 40
NJ Vale e 1isslflri. moves - snspend
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s7afa fer ths erection ~ = puhlie building
g. Springfield No Agreed fo 1sf f1 r
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