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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10


TnRORs0oN TnAnacoNrmzNIA1 kLMc-
xloH.--lt i 70 Be hoped toat the roadsra
Of this column uill not forrest the sp.
psal made % than laas Monday IN tbs
matter OF the coming elsotlon u Oregon
Tfnnseontlnental. The eo1esst lof eou-
troll of this eonpanF by Mr.. bEagten
Ives and his associates he's lately degol-
oped Z seed desi of personal feeling on
thsif part. whieh Il hardly indicative q
any vofy great oonhdsnee ID ths snooeas
uf thsif pfeBant F19fts. Ihe fAes that
fhe atosk books were net eioae0 en tAo
1oth, a. caioulAtad b. tbs bFayton Ives
PARTY, seems - have aisoonoe1ted them
it being sell kno4n that TIE sock they
Eepreasnt, o. hope 70 represenss uas not
ownsd By them, but simply borrowed
for tho pugpoae Of voting power. Ihoy
egidanllg expeoled b return The stock
kftar TIE books Should havo beon closed,
as well 81 70 FeselI any which they may
havs purchased for toe same oelsck
AZ any rata, these sssms bat httle doabi
that Che p1ooant management wiii b
fally indorssd ~ peooohlg the largest
vote ever canl al an annnai eieciion of
ths oompany. So Ear as can be learned
Tiers 4 20 dispnaision on tasiF paFs -
uotics tie personal attacks ro1aniig
made nnon lnem. tt II believed that
tie record shown of tha roaaua Of tnia
eomuany from aimog1 tueFitehie bank
rnploy by Mr.. Eiijah smith and hia ~
nosiafas viii spsnk for itaeif. Nor must
Il be forRottsa that the prineipal vita
peraliga oritia q that Geutleman him
usff lives IN q gt4aa housa, which fsoi
nav possibly be forcibly bFoaght 70 be
nnf1aa IN fhe naaF fafuFa.-Ihf Hfar.
. -lfffrDma.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10
FOREIGN.



SAN FnANurs0o, Juue s.-The steamer
OoaAnio arrived today bringing Hong
Kong advioes 70 May Is and Yok0hsma
70 the 25th.
Osyloa advioss stato that the PENN
propose tenderiug 2 bid for the mail
service between Japan aud British
Columbia, connecting With the Cana
dian Paoiio Railway.
Il ia sisted "a Yokohama that q
persons had died from starvation. There
has not oeen q good harvest IN Cores
for seven years.
has notified the Chinese CeVernmeni
Chlnamen arriving Ia the Colony.
The new tee crop tn China is reported
~ Be Of good quality. Pgioss are about
10 per cent. higher than last season.
The Canton CORRESPONDENT OF The
North CAfaa DaiIg NsDs says thai
Unitsd States Minister Denby had en-
interview vita Yiosroy Chang on the
snbieci os constructing railroads IN
China. Minister Denby is reported
as saying shat General Wilson was pre-
pared 10 undsFtake the building Of roads
without China being Obliged 20 expend
one cent; that Unissd States capitalists
we're ready 70 supply ell the capital aRd
material nessssaFy to awe China q com
plete raiiaay system 10 the shortest
possible time.
Bread Risis.
ST. JoHEs IN. F.), Jane 9.-Brsad
riofn mra aaaraafena.7 =, rloamn..esee, rfaw
Crouds Of unemployed men are parad-
ing the streets. Tue police. with rides
and dxed bayonets. 80 far have prevent
cd lootine. The British var ship Llly
has been ordered 10 ConosDlion Bay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

NAsMrHaroN, Juus "a STATE re-
oeption viii Be eiven " Preuidsnt
and nrs. Clsveland on Tuesday even
Diplomatic corps. the judiciary, oflesTs
Of the army and navy. and she heads ef
certain bureaus and she ladies' of their
families will be iuvited. Tue hours 81
the reception viii be from 8 until u
o'clock. A general reception, 70 which
the pnblis will be invited withnaf cards,
will Be given the following RridaF
evening from until II. Mrs. 0lsve-
laad win b a. home 70 callers until
after the receptionm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

Anarshiss Mosi vii swing . blask-
smith hammer a. BlsekweiI's lsland
fer oos year. Tbsn ~ uill pay = ene
e 500 o. swing Ne banner go days
mafs. That wna bis nentanea Imposed
b. Bee8Fder smgtn- HIS two con
psnioDa we're asuteneed foR Bino
mantha. When Most reached Biaek-
wells Islsmd be waa taken - fhs BATH
rssm- Then hs VS. piaosd oader ths
baFhsf's haBda. y ghom his Fepalsise
hienGs beard was removed b. few esipa
ana tie hidsoaa dtf0ruaitF % hig fase -
VsaIed. Ths isii slds q Masi's lower 10
b entirely esEsd in, aud mast 81 his c1tn
d Rone. He saga 4 muie kieked him.
5sandInQ II bic oousie3 g1Fe, s1igefina
wfth friRht. q hspaie4s fofIofn lock 60
bis face. wlth hls oye9 wa4oerlna. ana
W. % beaF Ne RaEs 81 hyattndsft nia
uppsr Iag faiti1a dosn ogef bia loaer
ona, the homb GJnami1sF essmed som-
psseely bxaken doun an1 eog11-
BTaunshHaiR and 1ohash Eept 40 49,
paasAncaa aflss . faaAian. ans the o1t >
frast theY paeaante9 - teeif failsn
ehief Baa siFlklAR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10
PACIFIC COAST.

Pon1 ToWnsMsD. June 9.--Coi. Pouoll,
fndian Aqana aa Neah Bay, Is n town.
Oollsetor Bseshsr isli Lass evenina for
Waahineton.
A. w. Baah leaves tonieAt for Wash.
inaton, also Go. II. JONES' and O. W.
Bradshaw. M. bradshaw goes % a.
tand the annual asssian q tha Supreme
Lodge az the A. %. II. w.
Two men recently took trip baek Of
PORT Angeles exploring The Olympic
Mountains. They report q large open
eooniry With soalhorn hillaidea covered
with. bnnoh grass eight inches hiQh.
There Wae soule snow IN The valloys but
there we're extensive ranRea =. b.
Hasiiek, Jr., viii 70 next month with
another exploring party.
TIE Eaek Telesceps.
San FnANuraoo, June e.--Ths Lick
trustees have awarded tha coniraui for
moansinR ths 66 inoh objective telo-
scope, nov Ia the hands ok the Msssrs
Clarka, of Oamhridaaport, 10 the hrm
81 Warner 4 8uaysa. % Cleveland,
Ohio, for the sum of $4,000.
Arrival q Chinamen.
The steamship Osoanio. which arrived
today at this port from HonRkone,
bFought e33 Chinese passengers. Forty
tee of these are IN transit for Panama,
% for Victoria and IS for Hon0lulu.
nnrned e. aea.
The Norwegian bark Jorsalfsrar.
which lets Newcastle, Australia. on
March 29th With coal for Honolulu.
caught Gre on April 1tth aud nine days
aftsruard she was abandoned bY the
captain and Grew, who we're picked up
and taken % Honoluln.
me strike agasnst spreekela.
San FnkNo1sco, June 9.--Tha Oosanio
Steamship Oompany's steamer Australia
arrived today from Honoluiu and dock
ed a. the eompany's wharf. shortly
after, Ia obedianoe 30 orders from tue
al the seameu, hromsn and walters lefi
The ship, only the bead men Of eaoh Dc
partment remaining on board. Tha
men all left the Aualralla quietly. The
strike was ordered 70 carry out She bog.
eott on All veaaels owned or chartered
by Spreekels 4 Co. for their refusal 10
employ increased help IN the csal room
Of she steamer Maripoea.
ahlDDlag Haielllgenee.
San FRAnclsco, June 9-Ssiled--
Steamers Empire and Alki fog hanai-
mo; steamer Colambia, for Astoria.
POM T0WHsEHD, June 9.-fhs ship
Southern Chief Il expected tonlahi
from China.
Schooner Dora Bluhm, Capt. Bluhm,
salts fr0n Poft 0ambis tomorrow With
lumber for San Francisco, where she
will lay np.
Schooner Huenous, Of the Wells line.
from San frnnciooo, arrived This mdrn-
ing and ia disoharQing ffelehf. end will
pFoooed 20 1eaftle, for Whiea piaes she
has 100 tona
Shfp Jeremiah Thompgon sailed from
San Franci8eo on the 81 instant for Port
Discovery, 80 Load 3 return cargo of
lumbar. This ahip has recently besn
aedod 20 The Port DIaesveFY hest and Il
eommanded b Captain Thsmas Batlor,
Of this place.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

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n - - =. ,.,s1si-. - - r~-,.,.
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RA4k A-1Aa 20 - c--.-ALs
1cNDuss June 9.-Iha Quesn's Pr
xafs SeuFasAry bad an interview with
0ladsaone todaY. immediatelg after
uAEds tbs Prsmfsr eonVsksd CAhinei
CennCii, watch remained IN aaagian for
tw0 hours.
Al parties are pEspaFing fnE the gem
eEai elections With feEafiEh haste and
anxiety- The Liberal whips today de-
eiaFe fhal 0iadslonei8 candidates Wil|
- announoed il eEefy constituency Ia
Great Britain and Ireland within twu
daY@
9ehnndAoEsl. chief Of The Natioaal
Lihsral FsdaEaAiss. has been confer.
rinR Wit1 Gladstone to-day.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

Failure e ! Batter maaufaeinFef.
WooparocE. (ill.l. June s.-W. A,
BoIss, proprietor Of q butter faaiogy
failed geafnrday. Ciaimg aaQroGAtina
more than q hundFsd thoaasnd dollarl
have alrsady bsan placed against hlm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

CuMPn1nrsz cR ExPnnz coxPkHrna- -
rhs Helsna IsdepeadsHf Eiges SIZE fal-
inuinR a. Q Mes YORK npecIal. Wells
Fargo A Co wiii make arranRsmsutz
uithin tbs naxt fs8 days vhersbg 4
uAi b. paFmltsed g eanfiu1e ~ basi-
nem on the N0gfAern Paai0a iina d b
an8srstao4 that PresidEut HsFfis. of
The NorthaFn Pnaiae. sd iamea ferR1,
az Wells, Fargo q Co, have eonf0Ffaa
tuzalhsr nnd e0ma % IN uneeFsian1ina.
b1i nothinR b - soafy Scr pabiisaiiss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

BKxEAax, Juna She OranQsmsn
are aaatn riOtinR hers tadsy. IheT
have wrsekad oDa hundred houses n
he city, tuo q uhich shsy buKnsd. Tha
stores and possessed shemselvas q fha
coatants. A pumhsr are wing aho1t u
TIE cutters drunk. While 0tAsEs. daspek
ale e. maadiin hy drink, are prowlina
nbont the streets crying out, To he'll
With the Popsl" Several assaults were
made 6y tie pollns upon tie Fi0tsra.
Twenty aye of the lataeR have already
beeu severely wounded by bn1ksAot
6red at them. 1ke Poife8 have been
ordered 10 ere ball .tonigbt in she event
cf any RsnsEal Fenaual q ne ricting.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

Nww Y0Hx. Juue a.-U. S.-Ea, fnOx;
t,<ss. l2l 4; t's. 1s5ef; Paoihe Sc. 1861;
Amsrioan Express. .lU7 y; Oanada PaeI1e
1854 ;can .Gsnthern. Al Central PAoiEe
403<; Burlinkton, lS3H; Laekauauna,
rs; Denver 4 Bio GFanda. I5(; Erie,
9s9(; KAnsas& Texas, 271(; Laks shore,
SS; Louisville a Nashvilis. SIX; Michi-
gan CentFal, ,122 ;NogtheFn Paeiaa, ~
preferred, 661fs Northwestern, 118X
New York Central 1025<; Oregon Rail.
vay and NaviRafisa. l01; OFseun
fFansoontinental, SIX; OEaQoR In
ps0xement, IL; Paaiao Mail, E2sf
Panama. So; R0ok Island. f25; ss
Paal. S2k; TEXAS Paoiao. l11<; Unioz
Paeifo. l0Jf United States EKpFeaa. g.
wells Fargo, rs Western Union. COS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

Il a aid fhat In al asaaioaa 81 lha
poze y ananalIY i1egeallnz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

The Ksely motor has come 20 life
agAin. Reoently the patient and long
abiding members af Gba oempany as
ssmblsd In PhiladslphiA 10 Wftnsss
nnothsF trial, but nothinR ns9 uas &C.
oomplishsd. Ths inventor drsW his
violin bow over tie mysterious tuntna
FORKS, thus arsating vibrOtoTs
action and lsttiag on The @po9ef'
and the sane pfnctioal ~
saits followed. Weights Of n. 40, Il. 80
and O.000 pounds 10 thu square lnsb
we're lifted on TIE end of lever ~
instantaneous iarkA A buliet was Aired
Gus Of Q brass cannon. % walsh The
-poueFn Was conveyed by usan1 Of
q long tabe. Bat aIl this had been
dons by Mr.. Keeiy's machine before.
And TIE epectatoFs hopsd % 80 he
motor -moesr % seua assfai purposs.
The only satisfaction trey goa waa 9
pfsBiss that this latest maehine uoald
Be Werkina Withln SIXTY daya. drlvias
mAehinerV ~ 30 hores power. Tha
news vas tkAnkfully reserved b tie
stock kkolders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10
THF REAL F0STERl


W.P. BOYD CO.. only, are the authorized
agents here for the GENUINE FOSTER. and any
house in Seattle selling cheap Heck Glove and rep
Fescnting such 70 be THE GENUINE FOSTER makes
. FALSE REPRESENT lTE0N --to make the statement
more forclbIe, an UNMETKGATED LhE. The prices o.
the real Foster the world ever, are 81. 81 Is aud
9@ -. and establishment In Seattle has them, ex-
eept ouFs and Others claiming to sell this glove here
are falsi6ers and unworthy the principles actuatng
honest business mn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

81. Iorm. gnns . --Ths Ppst DispatcA
rnbiished = senaaflonal cabia diuralnt
ioaag eiainina thal P1fneli, lha exeas
Visa isaasF. haa been imFalNad Ia q
sseal ananali. 4od it uas o8tna g Ibis
fses o'shas fsissd % Fots iof lts fonso
rals msasnss IL me C0mmons % InaSs
dag mornine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

The Ficting was renewed hare this
evening and she rios act vas aaaiR
Fe4d. The mob increased 10 siEs and
eommenoea throwing stones at tue
police. The latter hred, killing four
persons, one of whom vas 3 bar msid
who was locking out Of tavern wiz
doe at the nahk. fhe me6 Reiurned
the Are and a.brisk fusillads vas kept
CD fer twenty inmates. The soldiers
are nov paFading she stroets
The mob drove Q force of 80 p0iice-
men into theiF barracks and then Ct
tackled the boiIdina, throwing stones 90
ihe windowa and d0ora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

Ths Dsmoorafio Senators haid an e.
der Of sosiness oaueng today. An efeol
~ b1eInos1 eempfisiAa tweIYa % nila1u
menaafes agreed on ~ the mepnnlAoAna
wae laid before tho oanens ~ H4nalcE
Beck. i uas decided % ~ 20 ooan.
Ter liet of moasnraa Tor auomiAnlon %
chs Hepubiigana. baf che euzk was 1ot
anished tots moraing. ths foIle9luE
order Wna agreed up1n b bath eIaaa.
Ths railroad fngfeituFs bills, tho hnnk-
ruptoy hill, The repeal ~ Ne pro-
emption, timber cultaso and dessert land
ae1a, lhe DasMoines ys8o ama tha apom
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

The President held q reception a ne
de- Raai B0etety. Mr.. Mekanaalan
society, and 10 reply The Froeident aaid
objects 0f the societY aud vas pleased
% nee ita representative.
Rev. Mr. olagaIana and Miss 0IoFo-
land lsft Washington thia usEulng for
NsW York.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

Tue GoseFnmsnt whips are less san
gnine regarding tie pFOapeets of the
Liberals n tha coming eiaoii01a owing
10 ne deAFth nf fanas and snitahls oAa-
6ida1aa. MesarA AFnald, Morley and
eehnadhufat are untirinR 10 thaif eaaFts
b ogeruoms The diale1ltg.
heRbegt Giadatons 10 3 speech a tha
opening oi tha Libernl club as MRnobeA-
tsF today prsdieled that homa Fais. noe
dead, woal1 fsviEs into Eizoroaa life.
ExTExs1vE PaEEcH PEnrArrr1as
Are being taken Is ne EAst End of
LInndon, wheEs disosdors ars feared. fhs
lFish of Rasherhithe. BeEn0naeey ard
Napping having bssoma greatly sxcit.
Cd. A fall aapply - eefsctivea hass
beo1 simsiansd q pRstsct tie railroad
oep1aa. the Fiv1F glhWaYS the IoNel
and ether 3 49,. and al strangers ara
naxrswly snEutin4za j. Is opsuig
ststed tkat Z Fenian oufhreAk o. plss i
hatakin9 - ths oaicoms 81 neesnt 20
litinal essntA
Tan EaETxxqIuN wEl0s
ts1Ay hsld = eanfsranas sd dssidsd =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-10

AKwkdH, JuBe a.-An internal ma.
chine consisting of jar hllsd with =
biaek Substance and some clock uofk
vas thrown last night against the door
OF q FFotestant's hoass 10 Llrgsn, Coun-
~ Armagh Nhen The machine was
hurled a bad a liRhsed fuss attached 10
it and Il sxpiodtd IN the doorway.
wEEx PAHLxAMEsT VIII n DISSOLVED.
LoxDoN Juna9 Gladstone viii tomog
row inform ths Hoase sf Commona of
ths 0oVsEnmsni's lntsntion % appeAl %
the sauntrv after obtaining the neaes
ssFy votes Of aupply 10 tide over tie
election. PaSliaaent vii probably b
diasn1Vad an Jane 9sth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-27
SLATER, Pro'r,
p. o. Address Tyner Utah
Sheriff Is Sale.

rart me OF an execution issued out of the
sict Court OF the Second Judicial District Of ths
t' vr,sory OF Idaho, in and for the County Of Al.
;,Sa, ana to me directed and delivered. for
iSs rendered and entered in said Court on
Rnrt ittt Gay OF July 1886, in favor Of E. M
ie1 NE on the Following property, 10 wit:
ne mining claim known as the SNOW sto.r,.
n ni' the mining claim known as the ..susis,
. nVne or lode; the mining claim known as The
known az The NINE s.po or lode; the mining claim
the Me.a mime ;n or Lode the "Lark mine or lode
or lode the "Mulidi" mine or lode. ths . uline
al 1n no mine or lode, and the scorpion" mina
.ne ABOVE mining claims being situate a.
turas county. Idaho Territory. Di''rio'' Al
Ar",sa. rs hereby given that on the 3otb d.v -,
1 rag; 1885 at 10 o'clock a. m. of tbst SsSs q,
tnras aas Courthouse in HALEY, County Of All
saiS VIII sell the right title and intsr 70 a., ~,
scribed nr u, seamands in and to the above de-.
sstis property. or so much thereof AZ sh III
Bartlett A at oe PnhtC Of he above named u M.
10 In hand to the highest and best bSsa
na.ny SAID execution and ali costs '' 'iuser'
.ua the End day of August, 1916.
G. H. FUREY, Sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-27
A CANDID CONFESSION.

There are no anti Mormon,
Democrats IN Tie Territory.
True Democrats are not anti
MormoRs. The onlg
anti Mormon aeaespapers and anti
Mormon politicians are RepubH-
cans, and Democrats should gice
them a ride berM-Frl IN the South.
ern Idaho Independent IA Mormon
Church organ}.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-27

day. As the TIMES man turDs away,
voice from the Dial cries loudly:
"What a ripping candidate Henry
Plughof would make for Sheriff !!
He would give the Republican black
horse neck and -neck race!" And
the answer comes from the mist cloud
that nantes the "dark horse" saving:
"Let him run. l want a foeman
worthy of my steel %
The TIMES turns away. The Dial
is laid in the shade, not to be brought
out again for several days
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-27

=. II you want to Buy. Rent Sell Real Estate, or
II you want yeur Life or Property insured in
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-27
REPUBLICAN,.

REPUBLICAN.
The modern, new rified Gum is in
place. Its Screw" stands firmly be-
side it. They pat the Gum that is
loaded to knock the Democrats into
smithereens and laughingly say: "Our
Gum will shoot over the old man, if
the Democrats risk him in the battle:
but we will treat him kindly, for it
will be pity to take advantage of an
old style piece of artillery Smooth
bores did once. They are played out
now"
Presently few other figures come
near the Gum. One asks, if they
their little field piece, will
the crew of the big Gum give it
place in the Recorders arsenal? The
reply is: mo; and this Gum has
never fired ipcendiary ammunition"
The little held-piece gradually fades
from sight and the light settles on the
rihed Gum.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The only prominent figures are the
Democratic man Ruick and the Re-
publican Waters, They stand close
beside each other and shake hands.
1t may be close race. 1t may be
not. The Dial says the winner will
perhaps have "a head" to boast of,
and all their followers say they hope
ne will. The figures that were visible
'he last time have faded in the mist.
covered rear and the fsld is held by
hese two.
PROBATE JUDGE.
These candidates are all toward
he rear. Lennon and Street are in
ront. The others struggle to get
here but little progress seems to be
made. Brightness is breaking over
Street, but who knows?
ASSESSOR.
ketchum is reaching over to Belle
'ue and Broadford, and johnson
stands at the front. Numbers bsgin
% cluster about him and Shoshone
cheers, Then Haley consults and
'egins to go over too. Perhaps this
S pretense, perhaps it is not. Be-
ware of bad advocates, Johnson!S
BILLY lsates is far ahead on the Dem.
'cratic side of the Dial, and seems to
ave little opposition there. The
hances appear to be that these will
re the nominees for Assessor.
OTHER OFFICES.
There seems little change in other
and dates, and few settled upon for
for the Legislature the
lost important post of all.
Such is the story the Dial tells to-
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L or Auditor and Recorder.

In accordance with the request of many per-
sonsl friends, l announce myself candidate for
the Office of Auditor and Recorder of Alturas
County, subject to the action of the Republican
convention of said county.
JAMES QUINN