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THE GILMAN MINE


eFttsa4 = fEalf
T. rna Esfr8a VIII yoa please
alls.s me space n soar valuable paper
TO reply - communication from
this place tIsat appeared 10 last Thurs
las = issue headed Ffusu a Miner
and signed John Riley There Il no
mar 81 that name Mining coal II this
place. ard the statement d Mr. Riley
II regard b the condition - affair
lyeszeen the Coal Company and the
miners Is 50 Gttesiy false h every par
81 liar. that ! sn let e. believe ihai
tie writer ii IL. aF EileF & onsg
sEsuafsd - feeHnga ~ sfife ard
maiiee
The zittatsen 81 Gilman s. about
this The Coai Company have saade
q proposition 30 the mincrs ia con-
necIau with deyaAnd that
hereafter no committee 81 the
scrkneB shaii he showed q voice 10
tie matter ol disahaFging o. employ
ing 81 any Eaan. Rad the coai company
also make mention Gf The fact. that
O. they ali not nest coal jasi now. IL
W8ula De just as sell for the men D.
iake Flent5 % time To- consider tat!F
proposition The faiHers are iHst
sn23gga as the coal cOHpany is L. get
the wUfk on rs the yard Mr. Eiicy
speaks q the ventilation. He sag il
S good Wei. L that S. hue. Mr.
Sullivan, mine inspector Cor this terri
-torF aud MT James Williams mining
hogs az the tiiiWau mines. and 4 host
II Fsa.tis 81 iniusfs msi be sally ia
error for ga have pronounced The mir
VERY bad. The mining If this cpai.
the aHfa4ni 81 timfeF necessary 10
usase the roofs @ais and other official.
t.es found ia the work viii aiNays add
g. the expense over ordinary coal uin-
iur. 10 i hopes that good many
81 those defect. thai now exit in tie
Gilman mines will. Is the migeg are
further developed disappear
Mr. Riley little. HiuR az sheriff
toeitaue + amusing very. The
sheriff has bis friends at this place bui
Shat be has ans connection Ia any way
with The trouble here is untrue. and.
IN iaeti thiuk the sheriiT IS ~ De- pain
fully surprised this fan q the number
81 Republicans who reside IN this neck
o'-simber. Respectfully.
GRE. PAaxs.
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Mhnlernmtar

~ noe EHEahef 20
The Central Committee az It's meeting 4,
North Yakima bad no means Of ascertain
ing the representation that the rev county
Of okanGgsn Ess entitled %. aud therefore
cuig gave Il one delegate. since this ~
poriionTnelf WAS made I am apparently
crsdi'ahly informed that the territory
composing said new couaty Csst about
oue-hatf of the entire vote Of the old
cpuuty 81 stevens. AMI the County Central
Committee Ct oksnogs1 County claims 10
Dc entitled 20 oue-haif the combined rep
Tescuistiou 81 the two counties. viz. Eve
GcseEafes- J therefgre recommend thaf
the cuunticz ~ pkauogan aud stevens each
elect three delegates, tWo 20 b entities. %
one vote each aud tine third 20 half a vote
IN The Territorial Convention
! also desire % call the attention af al
county Committees and delegates to the
Territorial Convention ID tha faiinvvfu-
resolution q the Central Commlt.ee
atiar ted az North yakima.
Eesatrst, That the Central Committee
recommends thst hereafter each county
hc -epTeeeuied IS all the duly elected de-
eEa5-s whenever possible for thea 10 At
tend thai n ease 81 enforced absence %
any deieESic his proxy shall pc given % a
dely elected member Of his delerztiou
only afs3 this committee farther recon-
raeiics that tAis resolution shah amply b
tHuuty Conventions a. ueu a. ~ tha
Territorial Convention.
s BAXTER, Chairman.
\. y. A1rHf1GE. Sacrefa-v
seattle. " T.. July -, ISIS
Republican papers rss-aFs COPY
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The pesr-snraGtssExrEa Il greatly
mistakes II fise ballot ~ the Eergs5s-
esa convention a. Esl@8sts8rxsi aexf
Taeaday dsez Esss sarJsrfss the trek
sters . 30 hare undertaken 70 centred
tie King eoantT delegation. There
are nen on that delegation wiso eli
~ ise ed aAoaf b tAs nese b. Paal
4 Hsirry. he political boomerang re.
esntly imported from wsiia wasia.
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Call For Republican Convention

DR. RESOLUTION oFTHE REPUBLICAN,
ID Territorial Central Committee al a
meeting thereof held AZ North Yakima on
March I, ISIS, its chairman WAS authorised
to name the date Of holding the Territorial
RetEelican Convention 90 be held a.
ElIaAlsburg. Pursuant thereto said Con
ventfou i hereby called 70 Be held a;
ElleI shtrs on TUESDAY. TIE iErH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, AT 10 O'CLOCK
A NJ for the purpose Of nominating can
didafe foe Delegate "a Congress. the floznl-
nation OF al ofhrE Territorial elective
ofsoerS aud snch otker business as nay be
presented
The Republican County Central Commit
tees arr rec aesfed % hold their primaries on
saturday, August the zstn, and lhetT County
Conventions on Saturday. csptelheF lst-
TIE basis Of rrprcst utattan usal.e BY the
Territorial Central Committee tlfit,es the
counties - elect delegates ~ fellows:
Counties Ens. Vote leiazatas
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DE InssErs al 4 rnormnr.


Del.esseps sticks 10 his original STATE.
nent concerning tse Panama canal
In speech az Bath on Thursday he
repeated bis often made prediction -
the effect that The canal woald be conn
pieted In 1890. He first padc this
statement IA lss2 and has stuck 70 st
rs rsrilnaeiously as II be really
believed Il. iSo was thcu eight year
OF and neissseIs lsid out the amoant
of work 30 I,e accomplished oarh year.
ending 81 sour ia the ttiamphant
epmpleti0n Il 'hr Ercat work to The
year designated Almost seven % The
eight years have passed sud isaois
only sixteen months distant set nef
one leath q the wosk has been done
nel.essepa, however .tuI4dly sticks 60
his original assertion anil prtdies- the
cempletlon 81 thc canal "a tAc slmc
originally set ppan, although he know.
thst be pssliest what &. ei:aply a
physlcal impe ihii.y
As has bean said, not uneteata ct
the weFk neeessaFy t. ths ramplrtan
81 tho psnama canal has ye, been a..
censpHshef The most fioas eng
neering pschiem. the gontrl of the
tiaeds 81 the eA bass 80s he1n
toached spaa, ASA ii Is set a suo1ted
qaes iios ahelheI ans adequate eeatrei
Of thst restless tar5cHi s. paesil3r Ii
the cresils Of the Panama camel cons
rauy were ahay Qae ea sal i casi.s
readily attain hun3rr ~ nsHons O.
exrend iu she s-ork Nhich q has ua-
deriakea. ,Aa; woss could not 20 a
cempli hei Ia the tlme ac saaiei
Yet nei.essep2 still i-ils tis eoslI ,aat
vessels viii pas thn b lhe canal *
fore tle clos q l>n, a..s l.o pFsbstly
iesls ses,iye,l bceaae tbet Is q df
position to aae,taa bis .negsy
Not ealy val tae tssal nat lg tam
rlesed IN i.ao. bus ltwEt usxss s. eote.
ptete4 hy tas wcut compauy Tn
dee9 ii Questionable whether ID
wiil eyer IS completed q; a} rse
Panama Caeal Colafeuy IA, Keen
keeps from financial disaster ealy bs
the assistance of thc Fteaeh rsvcgn-
ment. and even vita ttis assistance e .
hrs been comleliel t. svsofs as exra~
dients f5s raising monny. uht,b tuess
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nsssse hzB 5 tssorsse m he rraxrsr
district . vel =. m the cEsses Nor
rssrs VII grsss.sy ssrengsss<n The Ke-
pst4sesa s.<ase ia Mian<@sszs sz~i i
via ret ne ssfTrszizx Il that ss:afe sssss
q cd fn.h5arasd hffv fAassaarss ma
jsFfty fss Harrison ard Magtsa
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The TzsiitseaI standing q Thomas }
Hawes ri King county t@aFs aioas
she sarae gsfasloa % tisas q John =,
Alien - does tsse personal startling u
SAMMY Piles ard Pail dafieuy q
iLat II r. r. FERRY John r HORT and
liz T r Nsns.r
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The oyxssSos = freely sz1rssee's that
Degegsss voorhees, slsesE3 be Ut v asss-
irgfgn attending - the intesesta q
t.s constituents sBstea5 81 IN Washing.
ten Territory working soF ; r. sssesief'
which is4 psoses~ss nos ss w3nt Hs~-
eyer. Ar VOORHEES, prossssssy rsassyss
that he haa nsszr bess ~ any aeeDaEsf
10 wasAsastsn ard that % az a tie
Hatesg4t- * his constituents are egfs-
cernesi. Be insight a. ~eil - here s.
yy.s-n
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Judging FROM the enthusiasts niaa-
ne4 r. which they epensI their esfa-
paign on THURSDAY evening" tie Re-
pasairans II Indianapolis havr beard
The ness from Vermont
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s-eiTrias to s5e ats3Fe beg l-s.etg can
~ -sie t1n uf mg lTu1-- fs,fo-,s Z. s--si
Hey sscg-E in sse sususe. a. -
a. US 8 saal cpptsaee r. f.-lzlr..ss 49,
-epeft 90 Tie sau1ssrr5 al ~.
-. +. asfe Z ana aaW seasy Is exc.
.tf -i4ol 41sHkisF no f-irrss - fh.-sr
Fet1aAes aa4 aaraes:Ev sasIes.fara
s-i1salaaee - sane fsz.aif. roa-s m
j a. HATFfFI
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An IoWa Jaige has decided that
unsser the protlb:sorg iaw man can
M. iawfnliy manufacture cider fgs nse
10 his esn ftfnilg. surely faEatieisse
eaanss 90 further than this.
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r. = LAEg GFFIcs. seATTLE. ". tt
september g. t1sss.
S1ses IA hereby g!Fan thsf the plEss %
survey 81 ne ialiaNirg townships VIII te
l.si ia fa!s ofliee "a ;se izfb Gay II NO
ssni beT- lSss. SO 10 g'eleak q %.
un ard asier sid dag us VIII he pre-
Varcd % ftcelYe applications foz iae eatry
- lands i1 sal townships. viz.
Tow gslli , - uorfh. fager eEsf
Township - zezsh. range aGsl.
TOWNSHIP e u1Tsh. falge - cas-
Township 3 noffh, raaze ~ east
Township - naFfh range - enss.
TOYS asaip e asrfh. rssge 3 FErs-
fGfS D. 9sTHaSDEE. EsEisfeT
n p SHfEEBs. EersfRNT GGw
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NOTICE.

f'6E Cp-FAEINz E4FIIp TIERETar0pp
existing ggsier she arm uaaa- ~ lIsf-
he i q var-og' 8tiug talrisess - shirr,i-s-
Aa't e}iitEi s-sla1 tuerct ants sf seattle NJ
= e US tsay elssa1ir.-ti d uuriisf si-fs.rf
= - s1ss1t- = cgsicc- az iadsbtessa.ss
et'ais2zr tae 1Ees.nesz a. 1se .aase sfs,.f
= A MATFfETn.
ALfEEB CARTON
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Dissolution
Co.

TIE Co-PaRTNEEsHfp aEaEFdropp
existing tat,srn 1rsie q. EiaaehrrF
~ = =. fiarsiss doing iasiuCss iu sea.tse.
% , - tlaleaard 4 fu-. j. fersR,r - =
,1aF s3lssoavg't 81 mztHs5 consent. ID Isl
80 SCI having purchased fne fnt.-.e. ~
st14 ~ bauelzrt The husiuess WiH
.eleatF = epnel ted unlsr ths 1rsa
nsise % s. e. Es-ris 4 90.
JOHN 81 BLANCHARD.
e. HARRIS
settle ~ Z -rrf Z 49,.
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LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS


MONEY 70 IoAx-Ix sGMs TO STR.
VI reasonable rates 81 interest. &. Il
HAsFoAD
WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD N \
w respectable private family ~ q
Fouag sass ara wife Aires L. H p
HIrANTED by ocroBEa I. FrE-
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III o. four for the winreY. YsuHxes. child
ie years Old. Bess Of rsferrBcss glgsz-
BELL. p. @. Box -.
xx-ANTED-A House WITH TO
w TDosss. er aae-hsaf the Aolsg. Or would
take heuse Eitt gentleman Sad Hise. Adj
dress A. y, ?. 9. Boz f2I
WASTgD-ASY Person To Buy 4
w se3iag neehiss 30 has g. CAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F-JR RUB
w her STAMPS J. " JONES & co,
xy-ANTKD-A HOUSE OR LOT OK CAP
w ifel Hiil. with god Tiew. Address
cASH, MS ofsee.
Nf0SEY TO L0As-oS REAL ESTATE.
vi eAafte2 mortgage or personal security.
Notes. MORTGAGES, etc, hoseti 6. e Nil
a+N-AtE - -AHle sa.A-As1 tsaIEef ERt-r-At-
0ocsdeuiel iyI3
As9NET 70 i.0AS N SUNS To SUIT,
VI upon impzDyed city and farm prop
eF7y g. lowest rats No delay IN closing
loans. z. BON DIN, 20 Cosaiats2 81 jy41tf
DE9UiAR MEETING OF WASHINGTON
II Camp No !, Pz5ri0tie Order sons 81
Asnrrses, every Tuesday 81 - p. n a.
ihsA- hail il Opera House. Logan C5Aneil.
M. !. meets sscoEd THesslsv each month.
aEAfTLE TRIBE 40 2. J. q. L. NJ
~ oNllg 10 the extremely wAro weather
sud TIE i1ck n attendance on that account
taerc VIII y 10 meeting Until Saturday
evening. September Is. b order OF the ".
:. y. NoMAY, c. Of K
VDEGCLAR COuNclL or SEATTLE
II Title SO. ? T. o. T. II. oYery satur-
Cay eFeniag al 2 n. in X, - r. Hall,
Opera hosse book. Visiting bsoseers
cordially Invited
J. c. MITCHELL. sscae-n.
b. TQrsG. C. 0f p
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help WANTED.

N-ASfsft- GEApERs AND ROCK
" Erl zu3si gagrs guaranteed faqulrs
ef NHAH MEEfUE&- assent fa- sszit s
hesne. Altauy. ~
N4fANFEp-A MAN WfIE ACqu AMI.
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Information Wanted

Mr.. JULIA A. Curtis LIFT HEH
u ha7ae iB suunydaie, ThHr. az, sep
iemhf 6. ard eaH4s ia SeHltie she ERs
IL s1riug under temporary ahefafiugi Gf
nina e. ihe time Ans person knowing
angtaiHs a. her wneFealerts Hiil confer q
great isfey IS communicating Wiis }. e..
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

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N-ASTsT ufo gEApERs AND ROCK
rra Eu7si easrs gusraU leCd Inquire
et tikF NEff0E8- Assent ia- szis s
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-13
Festivities on North Severn.

This Is the season when the residents
of North Severn enjoy themselves. Last
night reception was held at the rectory
of ST. Margaret's parish, which was in
all respects a most pleasant and enjoyable
affair. DR. Spencer and wife welcomed
their Pensioners in cordial and hospi
table manner that made all feel at home.
The refreshment and dining tables were
presided over by Mrs. t. G. Boone, in a
graceful and becoming manner. 1t was
a reunion of pastor and his flock and a
delightful evening was spent,
A social gathering of the young people
was also held last evening at the residence
of Mr.. George Brice, at which large
number were present, and spent most
delightful evening in social games, music
and dancing. At seasonsble hour re
fires pments and supper were served, in
style that would:have reflected credit on
"Rennert'' or "DeImonico," which was
presided over by the host and his amiable
wife. Life at this season OF the year in
this section is not the dull, monotonous
life that some would suppose il to be, but
it is made pleasant by the social gather
ing, of the people.
HARRY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-13
LEorsLATIvE NOTES.

In the House this morning protests
were presented by Mr. Friend against the
seating of " ilson of Garrett, and by Mr.
Rhorback. of Frederick from j. X. Mills.
against the seating Of w. p. Morsell, as
a delegate.
w II. Thompson. of Baltimore city.
presented petition from a number of
citizens OF the State. praying for better
protection oil tile oyster beds
A joint committee was appointed on
the part of the Ii use to inquire into the
condition IF the Executive Mansion.
The hour of 10 70 haviny arrived the
time appointed for holding the joint con-
vention OF the two houses TO ga into the
election of State Treasurer and two police
Commissioners for Baltimore city, the
Speaker appointed Messrs Gather and
Colt committee To escort the Senator'S
t. the House of Delegates Nominations
be Dg in order Walter w. Preston of
Hartford county. nominated the Hen.
Stevenson Archer; Walter Wilkinson of
ST. Mary's unity. nomi ated Sidney u.
Mu.ld. There being no other nomina
tons, the joint convention then proceeded
TO nominate candidates for Police Com
missioner. Mr.. Ham bal, of Baltimore
city nominated Jno. q. A Robson; Mr..
Randall, of Anne Arundel, nominated
Franklin L. Shepherd of Baltimore city
w. p. Gorsuch, of Frederick. nominated
John Gill. Jr., Of Baltimore city, Mr.
Posey, nominated j. Reese Pitcher. Of
Baltimore city.
The Speaker appointed as tellers,
Messrs Writ Randall, of Anne Arun-
del on the part OF the Senate, and John
al ..fn % rfe fl1 art
If the House. The joint convention then
proceeded 10 ballot by counties and the
legislative districts of Baltimore city as
tue clerk called the roll. The vote result
ed in the unanimous choice of John Q.
A. Robson and John Gill. Jr.
The joint convention then proceeded to
ballot for State reasurer and the telers
returned TO the Senate Chamber 10 count
the ballots They reported that there had
been 104 votes cast in all and that the
Hon. Stevenson Archer received S5 and
Sidney f. Mudd 10 The SPEAKER there
upon declared the Hon. Stevenson Archer
elected State Treasurer for the next two
years.
Joint committees on the part of the
two houses were appointed to inform the
successful candidates of their election.
A number Of leaves were granted to in
troduce bills, including one to incorpo-
rate the repertorial association Of Balti'
more city.
An order was passed directing the car
penter of the House to erect storm doors
eading to the House of Delegates. and to
have the air ventilator in the right hand
cornor of the room raised.
SENATE.
Senator Randall introduced bill in the
Senate to day to put sight draft bills of
exchange and promissary notes, payable
at sight or on presentation on the same
footing with demand notes.
The Senate session was occupied mostly
in hallotiug for the police commissioners
and State Treasurer
In executive session the appointment OF
Mr.. j X. Ober as director OF the peni-
Tertiary was Withdrawn by the Governor
and the name of Francis +. Watson sub
,tituted The last appointment was re
ferred 10 the committee on Executive
nominations
At 80 p. NJ, both houses adjourned
over until Tuesday evening at 8 o clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-13
Reappointed Messenger.

Governor Jackson, following the exam
pie Of his predecessors in office, reappoin-
ted tn day Mr.. S. w. Brooks. messenger to
the Executive. Mr.. Brooks has served
in the same capacity since the election or
Governor Hicks. and has made a most
faithful and efficient officer and is ia.
miliar with every routine of duty con
nected with the Executive Department.
The Governor has appointed the right
man in the right place, andif we are to
Judge of his appointments that are to fol
low, there will be no cause to find fault.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-13
Brooklyn Items.

BRooKLYN, Jan. Brooklyn, like
ether places, has its sneak thieves, ii we
are To Judge from the following:
The cellar of Nr. John Utz, keeper Of
Cedar Hill Cemetery. was entered by
thieves a few nights ago and robbed OF
number of cansof fruit, lot of lard aud
potatoes.
On Sunday night the store OF Mrs.
Josephine Smith, at Brooklyn was broken
open and robbed of about $50 worth OF
goods, and on Monday night following
the store Of Lewis Grenisen was entered
BY thieves, but before they were able to
accomplish their purpose they were
frightened of by some members OF the
family who were aroused by the noise.
Mr.. p. T. Burch, a well-known citizen
is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Geo. Burch who had the misfor-
tune to break his leg some time ago, is
improving.
The Brooklyn car shops OF the b. q y.
r. r have begun to build cars fer the
road, but have not got all their machinery
in place yet for completing the work
The carpenter's b; II held at this place q
few nights ago was quite a success.
The ladies OF Brooklyn will give leap
year ball on Friday night the goth inst,
at the residence of Howard Hammond.
of this place, which promises TO be
grand affair.
Farmers and truckers of this neighbor
hood are Lying on their ears, as IT were.
waiting for better weather, and but little
is doing in their line, DICK.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-13
Acknowledgements

We take this occasion to acknowledge
the following New Years. Animals:
The New York Almanac, from l.. G..
Gassaway, local agent, is very hand.
somely printed and illustrated annual.
containing much useful and valuable in
formation and is worthy of q place in
every household A copy can be had by
applying to Mr.. Gassaway, who will also
give any Information regarding this old
reliable life insurance company.
A beautifully printed and deliberately
illuminated annual from the Daily Times
office, Cumberland, Nd, Is a credit tn
that wide awake journal Besides bust
ness directory of the city, it contains
many we'll displayed advertisements of
the business firms, and much useful and
valuable statistics, and is credit to the
office from which it eliminates.
We also, in this connection take occa-
sion to refer to the handsomely printed
New Years Greeting" issued from the
Hagerstown Ecening Globe. The artistic
style in which this Greeting is gotten
up puts the Globe in the first rank of the
topographic art and is credit to that en-.
terprising journal.
Last, though not least by any means,
comes to our sanctum from the Havre de
Grace Republican, one of the most metro
politan-like journals in the State, its III
Illustrated Almanac" which is highly
embelIshed with artistic illustrations
and is filled with we'll displayed adver
tisemeDts of the business firms of thai
prosperous town. ! he work is one oil
credit to that live and enterprising jour
nal.