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BICYCLES, TRICYCLES AND VEL
0EIE EIlER.

fFANs 4 SPENCER, AGENTS FOR TIE
- ~ Victor, Champion, Challenge, Ioes!
~ ~ Oyto; also for the Ridge bicycles and
= y! en- tTicycles We are she only house
L r;,osIS;n Carrying s ock OF both high grade
1---'S,Ire4eS and ChildreD's machines. Also
- Inc Of Bells, Spolyes. Cement, Wrenches
~. BICYCLES sold on instsNUentS and
-l-'sc by the day or hour.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by A. G. Smith & Co.. druggists. 2
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HONEY TO LOAN

~ Z. POAEROY, BROKER AND REAL
u. Estate Agent, 15S Main Street. Money
% Losn, Houses and Lots fOE Sale. and Q
Eenefal real estste business transacted.
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FISHING TACKLE,

iLCNs, AMMUNITION, REVOLSERs,
y Sporting Goods, wholesale sndTetan,
SSens and Tents let by the day or week.
sln Repairing and Keys made. Fla ct
Wv prices EVANS & SPENCER,
"a Walker Opera House, Salt Lake City.
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F. AUERBACH & Bro s Shoe Depart
ment is always crowded they sell the
best goods at reasonable prices, and war
rant every pair trst-class.
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EI4pl -,-Izs, GRAIEERs, SIGN WRITERS,
4 Faperhangers and CaIciminers. Address
VI leave orders at 80, ". Fist South Street.
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Beck's Hot Springs.

This popular place of resort has now
separate bathing houses for ladies and
gentlemen. Excellent rooms, superior
accommodations and all the recreation
that one desires. Wagons leave daily
at 6, Z, g. 9, and 10. amp, 3, 4, 8, and
6 pm. Regular trains via U. {. at 8
am and pm. Telephone TO stables,
40. 275.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shioh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. G. Smith &
Co., druggists.
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by Us on a guarantee.
It cures Consumption. Sold by a. G.
Smith & Co., druggists.
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SITUATION WANTED

DY !. YOUNG MAN, IN WAREHOUSE,
D Office or store Steady, honest and IL
dustnOuF. CONS Ock, P. 0. Fox, SOS, city
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For sale by z. c. NJ. I. Drug Store.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser.
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh S
Gaze is the remedy tor you: Sold by A
G. Smitp s. Co., druggists.
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SALT LAKE CITY. October %. 1886
tsignal Service. Q. s. A.
DELEGATE ELECrION.

HEADQUARTERS Peoples Territorial Central
Committee.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. &c, 1886.
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FOE SALE CHEAP.

TWO LARGE HEATING STOVES. Ap-
/ ply 10 Utah Soap Company =-=-----.. =
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a responsibility for our business in her
locality. Sale y sbO1t $50 per month. Per-
manent position References exchanged.
E. J JOHNSON, Manager, y Barclay st
n Y
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PASTURAGE

GOOD PAsTURAGR FOR HORSES AND
" sock at Cooper Bros Farm, two miles
noTsh Of Beck's Hot Springs.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. SS4 &
y Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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OFFICE FOR REM

A F1NE OFFICE SUITE IN TIE HERALI
d Building Apply at his Office
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CATARRH CUI ED, health and
sweet breath secy;-ed, by Shiloh s
Catarrh Remedy. I'rice 80 cents. Nasal
Injector free. Sid by A. G. Smith d
Co. druggists.
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STRAYED

OCTOBER 18TH. FROM THE STATE
y Road, TWO Horses, one dark brown, one
Light bay, both branded J. on left hip.
Any one giving inform ton 10 Geo. Tate,
2O7 First East, South, VIII be literally re-
Warded
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ONE HUNDRED BOARDERs AT THE
u HERALD Restaurant. Messrs. Whithorn d
Co have recently taken charge and are pre-
pared 70 furnish meals at all hours Single
meals 25c. Board per week s. 90. No. y
HERALD Block
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J. III. CHAMRERLAI

TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN.
L Terms low; I66 {, Fifth South Suees.
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FOR SALE

NOsT COTTAGE. ADJOINING BISHOP
\ WE.nev's, light -entn Ward. apply 10
tTed c. AnceISos, Real Estite agent. 80
Main Street,
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WANTED.

4 LADY WANTED FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
81 Inquire at this Office.
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To the County and Precinct Committees and
Voters Of the Peoples Pdrtt:
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sInAN.ILN sIInr
a Mysterious nuiict rind- Iudg 4,
mrut Ia - Mothers Wuuth.

.
meut Ia u Mothers Wouth.
ATLANTA, "a. July Last night
soon after dark, several pistol shot.
were heard ON Plum street near
Nurth avenue. The shots were soy
crn in number aud were ilrcd Zoo
rapid succession, aud created quit,
an excitement IN the locality. Two
or three policemen who were iu that
end OF the city heard the shooting
aud hurried ~ the place, but Wuuu
they arrived no one could bv found
who could throw any light upon thr
matter. aud after careful rNHmiuH
lion of the nrighborhood, ;hc ptrui
men left Later In the night Capt
Russell received message asking hI-
presence ut house uu Plum -trpri
ucar North AVcuuc I hc captain fr..
puudcd to the call. and found the poo.
pile ui the ncighburhuud excited, nud
the lady ui the house prn-trntud The
huusr was within three blocks of tlH
place where the di-chargr of urrnrm-
hsi occurred early iu thr Wgui.
When the .huuting took place the
lady Wa sitting on porch with "a
babe ~ her arms. She uud hvr Nu-.
buld huth heard the .huutug. amt
began to wonder at stiugiug ,cu,p
tiun uu one Ui her checks, aud iu %
-ccomdupistul ball dtopprd INTO h,r
lap The bnll was evidently tired
from u pistol ia the croWdWhorr thr
shooting was done al iirsi. The lulN
could hardly realize what hni hap.
pcnrd, but when she throw hur baud
To her face .lc trlt thc hlnod. uut Pc
little later found the ball in hcr hp
She WA, thrown into -pH,m, M the
incident. aud is nov IN tuc hands at
ply -iclHu-
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IAWNNNN 'IIIuItNlIs.
s"mc Coed OId.I'p-hi"u"d Dcmu"rNt.
&, rata bN tie SptNLrrs.

NV Nut,K. IuN5 Ihr lummu'
society celebrated Independence Du,
to-day as u body. The multitude hr.
gAu TO assemble uriurr luA m aud
" lien the mcmhrr- matched No Ia mu
rcghliH nt luau, 'lummWu, lnIl Wus
packet with people who sat through
u programme ui "luug aud short
talks, lasting four huur-
Among the prominent persons
present were, ~cuutur Vance. s.. j
Randall, j. l;tudoiph fucker, General
\ clc Cungrcs s.mlu DuWdury aud thc
grand -nchrm. Henry r. nugro. pre-.
sided. The Declaration ui luu,ncu.
dcncc wa read, Altcr which the speak.
iug began.
irD. -.",,,a ....i..,.u, aa- Dn. 60
cougrHtulut over the return
uf the democratic party to
power IN the national government
aud ever the restoration, more or jest,
complete, of the ancient democrat
principles, us particularly Hnpropri.
ate to an American independence eel
cbratiOn, Each speaker dWrlt upon
one phase or another ON the home
rule contest abroad
The first speaker was sruniur Vance
of North Carolina, ho was put down
ON the programme tor one OF thc'luug
| talks" Concentrating the secretary
[ upon return of the democratic party
/ to power IN the national government,
he said that thci had elected 70 prc-i
dent with purposes ro high. huuc-t
aud pure that. already the expenses
Of the government hnd been cat
| down aud rings had been driven out
Ia the course of u discussion upon
the fundamental priuciplr- OF the
democratic party hr -md. iu lhc hour
/ of victory We have had
some little demuri.ilauon and Nu
have permitted the tendency towards
| \ bureaucratic administration tu Hp,
] pear IN what is called % rlyIl--rrNir,
reform, lhr action uiihr system i-
| unconstitutional aud uudcuo,rUtr
The action of civil service board i- tu
secure privilege, 10 lhc irN. and con
sequcutly II IL unconstitutional tu pas
out public money for IT. support
since the constitution pruNid that
the people shall be taxed only ioi
the general WELFARE aud 10 i- mdcm
ocratio 10 have the board examine Hp
I Rll'hhlN W. lb7lAlRllH hl't Nl'l wv
eide winch ui the -uruC-siul uppu
cants shall have their names sent In
Talk about going up ou u higher
level II there il any higher level tu
\ christian gentleman iu walk upui
that tho ono on which hr likes hi
friends, aud prefers hi- friend
to his cncmic-. DOM wan
to 90 upon II. Loud applause I
the -poilr dou't nrluug tu the victor
tu whom do thrN ncluu. DO the
belong to those who light uu th
other side, OF tu those who tight o0
no side, but ur, ou our -ilrt Laugh
ter and applause. lti unsafe Hu,
absurd to undertake ,o um thc goN
erumcnl upon principles opposed {
human nature But, although Oh
democratic party hb- hrcu % back
slider in thl. regard itW,il relrucc ID
-teps and recover from ,t- .dumlulH
! t~Ov.
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SIIoIiS WNstNIs.
SOM" "t their n"autiiui urih"ds
about 80 bc iNpUs"d

81 Lofts. July o Imrur- ui .ur.
ruptluu Mid bribery, irHWI nud un
lawful legislation against tie manic
pal house ut delegates have hy.uu,
numerous. THE charge thW Twelve
mrmhcrs were ineligible Go ollie.
when elected hu- hccu partly -ul .
>inntInlcd, also that knowledge uI
thu. hN PERSONS Interested lee rulNH
Legislation has been used 10, ihum Zoo
influence mcmhrr- hH- h,u proved.
and to-day the Republican stale. ihu
u person who -prnhr whereof N.
knows will testify huurc the ut.
sHnd iur that the pH.-apr uI th,
Forest Park aud tNrmdOiui .lrr.f
railway bill WIS rllrrir! uN the mu
the paper SAYS. a. follow. of suuu
thHt mupcy was used tu prorurr the
passage ut the hill. had heard tuu
one of the members ot the Luu-r OBJ,
delegates was mlkiu. about mNu4
rHid money tothc railroad committee
Tor reporting the bill
Ed. Butler ~ member oi the hoI-.,
came into nv office one day aud lutI
mated tu me that il would be- udNi-.
able tu get this delegate tu quit talk
ing saw the g"utlcman aud after
~ tcw prclmluuric-. hc told Wo tlut
hc had paid 5000 To- the railroad
committee to report the bin, mud h'
didut care who knew It, for the per
Sous who hat taken his mNucN bad
gone bAch on him, subsequently u,
described tu me IN detail the truu-pr
tiuu. lie also stated that Slulu boo
cash aud $4,000 in stock wa- given 70
IA member to induce him to vote
against the elevated railroad hiiI'
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DAEoIN's DIAI.
Ihc On".SiHir LehN"n ~ Murhin.
NcrN NircIN Ihrrc.

FARGO OAK 4. Juyt the i--urur-
tween the republican and democratic
parties on the questions ot division
uud statehood i- now made -u tar u-
the nstiu of the committees of the
organizations can accomplish lt I H.t
week the republicans located their
Territorial convention Mt NHuktuu.
the homo OF Gcn. Campbell, Hnd thr
most rcdical division aud Stale
League puint IN the Territory lo--
icri,y the Democratic committee oni-
led thrir convention NJ Ahrrirru
close to the torty--iAth parallel, Hud
IN u community the uspst intensely
opposed 10 Caupbrll aud division, ot
any M the Territory. The commit
tee Wa, quite harmonious upon the
policy Of single state. and believe
the september convention win TAKE
uucqmyocal grou d in That direction.
II they Hrc mdcd by the uH-ugr ut
she springer mll in the House rs they
nave some assurance they VIII be-.
/ they viii make strong light. and
/ they believe with n pir chance of -ur.
ccs- with popular candidate for
delegate. Public sentiment d. moving
rapidly in the direction of ndm 'ian
AsA single state, mud there i- uu puu-
T uoulhHi au enabling net ui that -.tI
. would Boo accepted by nu Imurn-,
upIurlty.
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NIII.II's MISIAhI
How Tnir Southcrn Hridr was
Treated when Stone,

treated when IInni".
CouNru. nLfr7, Ia, Juy o
something over two years ago, Ncl-
lie, daughter OF senator l'u2h, of Al
ALBANIA, wa, married to % ihcu prum-
ising young man named Charles Ll-
lott soon after marriage Elliott
turned out to be worthless pr ni-
gatc' and soon drl rloprd INTO "a ~ ran
zeal husband and brute. the orrum-
stances Of their first ttrouuio- are not
known, but something over year
ago Elliott and his wife cnlur north,
aud finally settled IN Omaha But Int.
tle is known oithCIr life there. except
that Elliott WAS employed during the
inter on the construction gang of
the mon Pacific bridge force, and
lived IN the northern part of the rily
Nothing IN known Of Mr.. Elliott rN
rrpt that she remained ut home H.l tnp
time sud had no relations with
her nrighbur. Elliott recently rr.
moved to Council Blutl-, whcr, th,
abused wifes high pnrcutnRo wH-
made known And her rescue from ih,
! hands OF her husband ucrumpIl-htd
| a lrw days ago Mrs. Elliott by ucri
| dent obtained nu audience with cN
Senator Geo f. Wright of this cib
aud 10 hun shc tuid her story ~h'
said that her husband kept her CLOSELY
confined IN her home AuI had hl
threats absolutely prevented hc
from communicating win hcr nihri
who wa, unaware OF her condition "
/ whereabouts. senator Wright u
once lelegrsphrd TO senator Pugh an
received all answer that son ,
the senator would como Mt once {
che rescue Accordingly yestrrdr
young Pugh arrived in Counc
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ruuu uu muu.u rlt,uoNs
Iu>po>. Iul,t The Dnd,uuI4n
Hr, rlatcd over Che decisive ,mrt,t,
ui their victory 300 Dundee lhcl uu
confident tlmt the, will mpiuthu tu.I
tu.d uu scotland lhr Gmd-tuuu
agents report uu thc ugrlcuWn
vote i- -ulr tor thr ministerial ppr
" The, -nN thnt thc nhurr'-. meet
Jugs show uuubutrd faith iu GWu
-tuur aud concurrence u the h,ur
that the granting ut humr rule o.
ltrHui Wuud relieve the lugll.l
market eft lrl-h l-uor. The Omd
.tuuuu- pro. poets u the metropolis
nro dprk. p. the liberal uutuul.t ut
giving warm -uppou to the rUu7cr
tlNv..
the total number ot votes -o h
'J-f uud ,uuut,d Do, tnd-tuuuu
'is. ..., uppo-Iuou ti.....
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MIIkteuAur luy NriUr
plcr-ou. 10 tuuup nr. ut this cli}, wH.
taken suddenly iI carly h,t week,
und ou rhuedus might 10 all Hp-
p,irancc, she died Preparations
were mndo for the funeral, but h-i
night the supposed cprp,o came Ia
liic. aud there was grrnt cou-tcrnh-
tion among the rclntivcH mud friends
MI-- pirr-ou -hd she had been
dreaming all tho tiur that -hc wnr
falling from great height, aud that
when she landed uu the ground sh'
invoke. SATURDAY, morning MlH'
ricrson wa, found dead ~ her bed
hny ug committed suicide in ih,
mlahl
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Bans After he had learned lrom
senator Wright of his sisters coud..
tiou he armed himself with - revolt
yer aud drove directly to hct home
with the express purpose of kilUuk
his brutal bruther.iu-law. A. puEh
entered the residence Elliott escaped
through the back door aud went TO
Omaha, where he was seen ye-terda,
evening. The meeting between
Young pugh aud his sister was most
affecting one. lie had her properly
provided with travelling clothes and
left ON the evening train, taking htr
aud her little child TO the southern
home
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,uuc,oo,s Nam mars.



CutAaO. July D l.lro Wu+ disc
covered early this mcrung iu the
rppr OF basement of the restaurant
ut BurckY Il Milan, 40 It' south
Curk street The lire rapidly CONE
mrpiuucd to the elevator aud -prnd
tuul the floors oi the building lu
an incredibly short time tine scopudt
Ihird. fourth aud hllh floors at the
building occupied by the Benton
hotel, which il hucd up NJ II cheap
lodging house, the room- being III.
yidcd by thin hoard Partitions, thus
making the building vcrimblo ire
/ trap, IN which thirty five people were
sleeping Many escaped los ladders
aud tire escapes. but it was feared
/ that many have been lmrncd lo
/ death. ALTER the llhmc- had been
-uhdued "a search revealed bat twu
/ bodies however, one MAS burned hr
. Yuud recognition. Neither have wet
been identified II i- thought rh,
ire originated from the carrlcs-ne-'
of independence dny cciubhtiun
Loss about $4,000. partly insured.
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CuArLisroN, =. g., JulN o. Abuut
lhr lst ul June, Ia Barnwrll county
John atrndly WH- publicly cowhidri
hy W 1. Connolly and Al Olt tor clr.
ulating "a slRudrruu- report about
Cuuurlly'- sister Emma AZ lluntcr-
Chapel church yesterday morning
while SUNDAY school wa, IL session
~tcndly WAS shot aud killed by Emma
Connolly who gave hcr-rll up to ia,
authorities alter the shooting
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snnn,. ,nr Nlr.im.. mn,ncr.

-IrpNuhE Mo, July o. WORT
hn- iu-t reached here Of the shooting
cot Mr. samuel Dennis, Of kcyryli.r
hy one wa. Pounds. II pppnnr- lmt
hoy N ycnrs uid, ron Of Pounds,
mudc nm indecent assault on lu-ycnr.
old daughter Of Mrs. Dennis who BE-
u sister in.'Hw ui Pounds. The out
mpol mother proceeded TO the huu-,
oi Pounds und undrrtook tu chnstrc
/ the boy when Pound, shot hpi
. through lho hand aud He'd. lie mu
/ not been ARRESTED. The little pir BE-
seriously injured.
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NI'O.

BRILLIANT WrppINo NELLoW IAoE.
CuN or MEXICO, JUS 3 A br,.li.
ant social event here to-day wa- the
marriage Of the dsurk oil DDu
Manuel Romero kuio. minister ut thc
Interior Mis- Louisa Romero tohrru
to lose Teresa. wealthy young Mex.
lean The young lady i-A sister TO thr
" lte OF President bihl The Wedding
/ gltts were uumorous,hud magnificent
/ There ia NO epidemic ot Ncliuw ic
yer at Vera Cruz, though there are
few ceses there among the poore
classes Of people.
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GLorCrstEt Na--. Iuh The
.chooncr WidcpwHkc reports Tint
whilo the schooner volunteer, utthi-
port, Ht l,nrk l,nnd wns -nilluH
along on her course, thu men lNug u
the cnbiu hrurd ~ rumpus under tho
-tArhuard quarter Au iuvoHtiPWiuu
showed TINT ~ sword d-h had run h,.
sword clonr into the schooner and
tho n,h twisted away. The swor,
Wn- lett iu the yr--cl with part 10
the hrad. The body of thr G.h Wu
nilrrwHrd secured, mud ncltod $50
| The vessel hnd to bee put IN, tu scD
about the damage thd hnd been done
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NEw ! orK, July ., ~. Patrick IS
Roman tAthonr chthcdra, ou fitth
syonue 10 nj last IT, be completed ar-
cordimg 1, Architect James Ron
wick'- original dc-igu work wn'
begun on the stceplcs saturday. II
VIII tske tour months and outlay o
f2OOSOO 10 finish them.
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victims were principally from the
country ana had hired as domrstics.
Thi, noiurioua trade Is carried on in
~ most open manner and IN one Of the
principal markets. 80 efforts what
ever arc being made TO conceal the
bY.Iut-.
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- club, on
.dAN VICTonIps rrg

LoH"oN, July6,-C. Z. Lewis con.
serveiiYe, has been re elected in nm.
'onderry over Justice McCnrty Par.
hel'e, by rate OF l,s9G TO 75G "n
we Iaat election. The same omit
4Hlrs contested the districts whru
i'm'' .W, won by the rate of ,s2l against
h' ''h' obtained by Mccarthy. Thr
n'tnt non. Geo Goshen, one of
''h'sl'nc,' bit'ercst uuiunist nppar.
1h'I! has been defeated ia the casr
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IhrIaIIeh nrI,nmI.I..

LoNbos, July d. Tho C"mp.o-sr
De Paris and her childrrn. nud ihc
Due De Chartrrs have arrived W
Iurhbiidge.
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I,BIDuss Dr'ad PoWor,
CLAEEs,ILLL, IeuuY July g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

ArPEAL LMrr REACHED. - The
time hpr appeal expired Tuesday
April 49,. IN the case Of Vaughn W.
N. r r B. This csss wss decided
~ Commissioner sparks. February
18th, and 10 Il he holds that lands
we're not reserved by the company
fling . map Of general route, bat
only after definite location. Of the
actual line built. Il Il likely, hos-
ever, that the case has been appealed
although the land Office at North
Yakina has no notice Of such appeal.
II the decision is snstsined. the odd
sections between Pasco aud North
Yakima, settled on prior to May 1854.
The dase Of alag map Of the route
actually buiiton, are not the property
Of the railroad. And moreover, it
remains to be tested whether any OF
the odd sections between Pasco and
Tacoma will become the property OF
the railroad. A settler filing : home
stead Ia one place cannot float il
over to another. and We see no reason
why railway company can float its
line Of 1878 from the Skagit route to
the Stampede route In 1879. aud
again hoat II to the lower Yakima
route ia 1884 We believe that all
the odd sections from Pasco to Tar
coma should be subject TO entry IS
government land. II The company
withdrew by the Skagit route they
should not be allowed TO withdraw
by any other route : Yakima Farmer,
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