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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-09

that should close before leaving andes wou1 - y
been very reluctant TO take the place upon the
until your nom nation had been confirmed by TO
Senate. cheerfully consent to your request My
nomination has submitted 20 the Senate, and rec
ognzing both their right and duty to subject its MT
ness the most critical examination, would still
wait in my present position their decision But L
think warranted In surprising the final decision
may be delayed for time. IS you have, at the
same time nominated both my successor in this de-
partment and his in the Postofice Depart
ment this delay may, to some extent at least. en-
barrass the of the public business in
the departments affected. To avoid such embarrass
xnent which is my duty u you and the country, and
leave before the Senate in its final Judgment
my nomination the sole question of my fitness for
the position, dissocated from any other nominations
ard 6ected by any other considerations now re-
spectfpy ask you TO accept resignation as Secre-
lazy If tho Interior which hereby tender.
In terminating my relation TO you member of
your official family, desire to express my grateful
of the obligations am under to you personally
for the consideration and kindness which have always
characterized your treatment of me- and for the gen
confidence and support which you have steadily
given in the trying and arduous administration or
this department. shall always be proud to nave
been associated with the honorable record you Will
lsave upon the page of your country's history.
Sincerely and respt ctfuily
l.. O. G. LAMAR Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-09

LELAND Hotel, Chicago.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

senator Biddiebsssss hiss ct last sac
$1,000 10 placing hinself Ia . position
y which BE- viii seesivs general sup
post. His saoFis 10 lave the fisheries
treaty considered By the senate in open
eesaisn shsuid succeed. and they will
esoesed n the wishes Of tho peopls In
Ne matter ere regarded. There IL
sbsolnfeIy no reason Why the treaty
sheuid BE- considered In secret. Its
lext has been officially given 10 tie
gable. and the Instrument has bceo
fully discussed through the public press
and Otherwise. The people are entitled
10 hear also tho discussion which takes
place IN the senate. They are entitled
10 knov vhst senator's favor the treaty
ed vhat reasons they have for % do
iaG. They arc entitled 10 know Who
ase opposed TO tho treaty and on what
Shsis opposition IL founded. II The
tssaty h ratified, they arc entitled TO
knsv vhy 10 10 ratified. and " u 10 not
Satinsd they are entitled TO knov the
reasons on which The senate bases iis
objsosious. Indeed. there 10 every rea-
son Why the treaty should be considered
In open session. and not one can b
urged In favor of the discussion being
kspt from the public. Tie American
people arc thoroughly interested In ths
Ashesies dispuse, and they dssiss TO b
fully Informed In regard to every movs
that Il made In tho sGeFts 30 settle u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
4 sscrenS res faE ANIMATION.
lars.

The anusxaiiestsis in the Danssnien
Of Canada sesfed q notable vscsasy a
Ottawa last wesk Ia the rsfaszi Of the
eovssnmset 10 proseeets Mr.. Ishn v.
Ellis, member % tbs house az ecsnrsnrs
for "a Jshn city. for his eser AID en-
dissassed sevosacy OF The sensxasscn
Of The Canadian srsvsnees 10 The Cnis.
I'd ssasss. Af. Eilss nAs advocated az.
nsxstsaa beth before ar1 .inee hi. sisc
ticn 90 parliament. he hAs a5ne 80
personally and tereeSe ses ssleuars Of
she paper Of Walsh be is tes eassar. III
the sovesnmsns had s. sired 10 pruse-
cute him fer the trpzscn xsieh his Al
vecscy OF annexs,s0n ins4se.. there
vss no lask o, ssstcese &C ~Assh 10
hsse an actor
Immediately spoa ths osssisg Of he
present ssssion - parliament, Mr..
Gaiiiess. ~ onssrta. sHaie a aerus Al
taes ason Mr.. Ellis. 1eslASsns thss se
DID noi ~ast ss sss Ia the sane yariis.
naeui vilh aes 80 fslss 20 his ssseH AID
csmsniins What tae gevsrrmtEt ia
tended TO DO Assasi Sc matter. TAAs
sres Oh. vsics bad svssently keee asaax
- sfesler- at tee sazSessiaa e. It's
zosssnns1i. fell pesfsssly AS. Nseaes
Ia gsrsssnent or cat 81 % rad sAS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

The suit began BY 0snsrai Badean
against the widow Of General Grant
has very much the appearance OF "a al
tempt TO exsoft money TO which the
Newspaper general who appears as
plaintiff has 10 claim whatever. Ia
dsau's claim, In brief, 10 that he did Q
great portion Of she labor incident TO
the writing OF Grants memoirs, that.
though the thought and to q grsa, e.
tens tho language OF the work 10
Grants. the work OF construction and
combination was performed by Bsaeau.
that the latter 10 In reality Joint
author Of the book and that he 10 entl-
lied 10 thirty. dve thonsand dellsss for
his services.
In resly 10 thls claim Colonel Fred
Grant prodaces letter written by bis
father SOME time before bis death.
From this II appears that Badeaa did
Tor time act ~ an emAnuensis for
Grant. thai be then made proposition
looking 10 i,iut asthorsh,e. aud that
this proposition was Indignantly de.
ciined by the g'nerai. The letter. 10
which Grant expresses hia ahherrenos
Of such a deeepsisn OF the public "a
Bsdsau proposes. noslaps bin thai bis
consolion With the wotk must cease en-
tifely. The istter 10 n characteristics
one end is unqussiionahiy gensine, aud
u 10 dlflisuis TO anaerslsnd boz R,deas
has the hardihccd 90 press bis claim tn
The face Of such statement fram
such q source.
Under any circumstances. Bsdoaa's
action must be regarded as tbs Depth Of
inssstsiude. GRAFT showerea fsvass
upoe Baassa. He made him coasai
general "a Landon asd sfterwArd ss.
cared his appointment At Havana. He
permitted him ~ pose as his military
bseerspher and afforded Tim invain able
assistance In the preparation Of his
vork on the war. he me3s Raisaa all
that he 10. and /, "a sssarediy The uaean.
%, Of se,s for him 10 SIT co a e,aiaa 10
. portion Of the money wAieh Grant
earned by tas unsslash sdsrss % his
last daya
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

~ III. 0stiIsst desss1 - na1ass -
ssfhstsnA iapsEsaass 70 usssant .
sssssA. Tns sssessosst - es0uelhsd
70 sspiy - M. 0ssIisss's qssasess b
sssosnsss4 shss it hsd NJ insensaos II
pssseesstee Ms. Nils r. Of sakina eng
% asuai uoSlss u BIZ uftsRsroes-
Tbh 80 % fmpss1zst theceh bieod
ieo vss<osy ses the sues1axioutss. Il
e<szosstfsssd TIE fass that ts fssog an
s<xsssoa 10 he Untsed States vas 10
sssssse, vhsteses elss Il might b.
Hereafter The sunexstionists viii - Q
Recognised fsstscr Of tks Cana1ian
psopis. snd, ihosah their number 70
roc small, II viii incssass viii . rzpa6-
~ which viIl astonish people On both
s.des the boundary. CANADIAN snnexa-
iionisss viii cir thsis vievs freely ssd
vistoot fear Ct esnssqssoses, and IN.
nsxstion 10 70 dessssbis. when vissed
fron The Canadian sssnspoinA shss
they cannot fail 10 make converts.
Altar tie psopis Of Canada hsve fui-
~ considered the suejsos Of snnexssisn
and decided thss thsy desirs 70 be osti
zsns Of the United States, is will b
tine for ths American people TO discuss
the subject II takes tvo 10 make q
bargain, and The consent Of both peo-
plss mast b obtaised before Canals
and the United States become one. In
the Un.sed states there " absolutely nc
popular sentiment. ons vsy or another
in regard 10 the annexstion Of Canada
Thsss are few enthusiasts Who argus
,oiabIy 10 favor Of annexation. and
there are Q few vho present the Oh.
jscsious 70 Incorporating tbs province.
In the snion, bat the great body Of th'
people are q interested in the matter
and refuse 10 devote time or thought 70
lee consideration.
When ths psople Of Canada have fu..
II decided that ihey desire annexation
to toe Uniled eta'es-say about the be-
Z inning of the twentisth oentasy-ii
siil be time esonah for the people OF
this sids OF the border to consider lhs
subjscs seriously.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24


fRssslsY Corr. Post Istsiisgs.ey.I
The Hayward brought tie ocean
freight from the Umatilla Wednesday,
evening. Also q neg boiler from New
York for the government steam lssnch
fnca.
The Messenger inside the trip to this
port yesterday IN place of the Clara
Brown vbish IL undergoing sone re-
psirs al Tacoma.
Weird has been received here from
Ms r. q Hale, county superinteudsn
OF schools. Who Gas suumsned east 70
Gently on acoount Of the sicksess ct
her mother. that her mother died 81
Rochester, New York, % the 1lsh inst.
Word has been REQ lived from Mason
county that the board Of commissioners
has adjourned rptii the 0tn OF May,
and thai they have desieu ased the 2sth
Of April bext as the day when the cleo
ton &c select the coanty seat shall take
place.
As an instance Of carelsssness The
act Of az auditor of one of too couu-
tie8 east Of the mountains may be
cited. lie sent = notice required by
lay TO J. u. Murphy, territorial aud
iter, which was proper enough. Bui
the strange or careless part came when
be cent draft for the money mention
ed 10 the notice, some el700 payable to
J. q. Murphy. territorial treasurer, and
Mr.. Mnfpky had 10 endorse the draf,
before Me-. Biologist, the proper officer
could draw tbs mauey.
Governor Semple has approved the
applications Of tue following person,
10 be appointed notsrics pnoiic: q. \
Preston. W. II. Lock xood aud L. Il
Csrpeuter OF Seattle; L. ID. Warrington
and q iofge W. ffsver Of Tacoma; J.F
Wood OF NJ deal Lake; W. r. Greene
Of South Prairie; X. strobscb Of North
Yakima; q. +. Iacha of Nspavine, and
julius o. smith OF Snoaomish.
General I. I. Mekenny, has purchss.
ed of 4. A. Stevens soc bnsldine which
he recently bought Of the Odd Fsilosa
II viii be moved across she street 70 the
SITE nnv occupied by the store Of Q. N
Sqnires.
Olympia, March %. 1883.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
rsxr TOWNSEND.
oounr Will CONVENE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
TO A Tuo-ruE IDAUo TO MAXI aKR
kRouLAn rSiP rHs 26rn-
News NorEs.

IRsgs.ar Corr. Post. Iasel,isssser.l
Court will be convened In Port Town
send Monday. Marco 26th, az 10 o'clock
= IN, by Chief Justice Jones' and will
probably rensin IN session about a
week. None Of the criminal cases to be
tried are Of much notcriety. although
thsre ara defendants on tee charges of
msnslaushter, rape. BURGLARY and sew
erai opium stnas siers. TIE principal
demi-mouco have also been indicted
aud u IL 10 be hoped will receive d aes
sufficient 20 rsisvate them to ''innocuos
essassud~" for . time. One of these
cot rprissns soiiej doves Is quite a mo
nppol Il AMI kseps me OF tUo empty
houses ieassd 10 sqaeleh opposition.
rro Erss mro A WHARF.
The tua Pions-r met With a slight ae
eiasa, a. she Gas making a landing al
union wharf last night. When the en-
giueer tried 10 stop and bsek her, Ter
soaae rsasop tie valve snlli net work
aHd ste cane iEto tie wharf With a
bang, 5eiag aBaor considerable bead a
ihe time. TIE damage vas much is.
than 10 might have been. not exceeding
SIS or $50 10 the steamer and absui she
ssse smonns to the wharf.
Will sAKx EKs Kro1LAH Tsip.
II was announced shout a week sso
Ia cue OF the papers that tie steamship
idAho vss % b. withdrawn from the
Alaska route aud would make no more
trtps. Your correspondent was iu-
termed yesterday. however. BY II. l.,
iieosls, b. the eompsus's agent here.
that OWING 30 the great amount OF
frwixht received ard tie demand for
Eassssse. TIE e@mpsny have heee oaisred
90 charge saeu CLANS ard that ihs
Idaho viii hS ksps on as usual until
farther notice, ani vail leave on her
Fss Glss inn tbs asih inst.
rs shtp Oiaga. lamher from Pars
hseioes fes San Dissa. sent OCT YES
tefisy in iax os sas blakeiv.
TIE British se;y General Roberts cot
through discesrgtog ballast sai wss
taust % tuf, Laaio~ % th- tug Tsee.
sesse she 10 s5s ismaer for Asiaearre.
Me- !. n. Dsstscn u o. SQUAD.
a W kssa - IN N.oscsfs.
foft townssea. March sS ISIS.
FOR sails by sill etsisss-SArsgarIiIs
srd iran water. Iee A. 4. Hossiane
Go. sole AGENTS rsss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

FOR sails ey sll essisss-SArsgasiIla
snd Tree Water. lee A. 4. Hotslase
Go. sole agents. s.syi 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
Notice 10 Contractors.

NfALzp BIDS VIII SE RgcxIYE1 1T
- u azlsrsst<e~i - 10 ns-an wAsCa .s:A
s
. 80 80 si-Aztsz saa sra hs4s 81 Las
. as q n $3.50 a.. . 2. 2 ts-zas's
Issas Aaslsssa - ess<h ~aatss
tks siSsa . rcsesss. = s~secs sss IA Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
NOTICE.

Sxw AOVksrlskszNn
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4, w, SCOTT
BOOKKEEPING ARD PREMIERSHIP.

Is CONNECTION WITH MT SHORTHAND
| ard Tsg4wrIsrs sctsaza sf1. % Acuezy,
x&rss 2szA. sp~x Cos usssrtAI AID psEzzaa-
ssip s~r&fHenL Ta.s 6spAr-arnt vii 10
p-es azz sv-r - y :. frszs. . srEsazss from
he fsFs4ass2 fzs,s2<s. College, wee eozEes eel
rscssas essssed ~ . teA hsr. having lss3 tuo
yesrs ssrers.ss- In s.az tn % vask. TAers
sil b. = Gag szd sv~nans s.sxsoa- For rates
cf taisi1ss -. go ezzzsoxss A-ef.
Ms. J. A. HALL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

SssksfSa- AcsssIk S-afil- a. sc RES
Sss - e - eFssss PsT-as SNrrA ~ ,.
Gst @vAA ihsaea. A's-ss J. tsssFia. Assl
NNzas p ssaEassla. al q 49, eszasy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
IAs Natal laza i RsIleiss i.sss.sl,sr

'lfsk pos1As AXE Sow oFE> ruS sCE-
ss7lK sa.sas g. $3.50 . e tAe sassys x a q
as ssss -. ~ Essns ?. fsz.~--Issry "a ssssax
49, sssi a4Aia pa GEa2 IA ssss aas e
ARsA sra
Nass& IA 8GSTCN sse-.xsrw
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FOR SALE.

L,oR wATCHMAxERs.
II o5e rtsaph LasAe,
One Seth Thouszs Regulator,
Oss gas frost leck CASE,
cvo wateh oSus,
One bzrsizR psoof po;sat safe.
ose new Organ.
mss1 o. k0ek Blse<, l7Is Front u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

In Port Madison.
A FIRST CLASS DoCBLE-ESDER FISH
"A ing SMACK 7s fees over ali. S feet beam
and 8 feet deep. Will be rsa6y fos sea BY tie
MIDDLE Of April
nh53 Inn FRANK B0RRJ8E-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

soTEs akTnuREp AT TIE zsnsIronaAI
CAPITAL.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-04

Like q shy stargI-l thing she stood
In TIM Wild tango OF the wood;
Her violet eyes in sweet surprise
Seemed some fair shsdoy@ing of the skies;
In her white LanIs so."e blueDells spent
TneI d ag breath in soft ntent
Her patel lips tae.r wh.-e pearis showing
Her cheeks like ro=e-Au=s pal.ng, gIowiug,
Ard all her cLill-like innocence.
Guide, guard, protector and defense.
What started her? a heavy tread
Through the dim aisles, arched overhead
BY suu-G-cked leaves and vibrant boughs,
And what # heaven such shade allows.
All day sws.t SCUM : had been a-stir-
The soft, far-reach.ng orchestra
Or birds, bees, whispering Withstand over
The nearer fields OF grass and clover
Came tnhling cow-I ellis sitting through,
As violcts tint the dusk and dew.
Il tramp comes ont the pinc-leaves swoo
Shuidcr beneath his naked feet;
He stops vic, hungry, outiawed, fierces
His hagg"rd eyes the gir1s eyes pierce;
But something in their tender light
ChecGs his hali-savage mood, despite
The law less, de desperate soul within
That seldom stops At soil or sin:
He moves asida--she p4s-es by,
Saved by the power Of purity.
MARY 4. Denison in Frank Lcs,ie's
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-04


l. l-a-" started '1- "~--' 70 c~'IHS al
aFou-d-
linen q large mass o. earth fell crash
ias to the bottom oi tn we'll and lid
bare huge o9"-1@7 Aa7G-1s a. II feAey
10 'oPFle the next mo aeaA
y ''-'a' moan -io'a 'N7 oo'tom O. '@'
well Eeae"-" tine cars o! those above.
On B-n, she Is @-4Fc. save Ae'
cf'ed Mrs. optatt,
u can + Mrs epratt That rock IN
Tie side OF the We'll Will fall IN d.
rec''H "hlaed i u.
"Oh' save her, bsn! III lower you
down with tAe win4.ass and hoist YOU
cut agaia," PLEADED Mrs Spratt.
60 Taiat no use. That rock will tum
bic IN IN r2lnute,' still moaaed Ben.
Just then L P. with mead bent cams
waning I""ai'. '--1 mouse -h''
9FI~'I sd" MIN anu ca.le1 Out 10 LlLA
eAciIel'y; ZIP! ZIP! como Guic& ma
save Melinda.
ZIP heard and did not lose a moment
III running 10 tho We'll
ne TOOK IN inc sltuauoa at once
" I'n all 'Poed PoSsl1I9 Ao uA"oun0 inc
rope from the "lnd'@-s' ana G'teF tel
i1g 'I'S' 0PF"'' al" zen 10 5'"nu Ie4Uy
% nol'' went down IN inc We'll mana
over h1nu' on the rope.
me ear'u was s'i,t -a'i'g' S'5l"l'G
eil' 'o'.'ln WIN " mono" sou4u, "N.n
z'p Win 1"S'y Sl10u' '0''' 'n'1i ~
'l0,,' away
-i4D'''s 10 l'11'e' '-'o'0 6I0Ul0 "t
Las'' OIecdlng' bruised ana unconscious
ne rope was lowered again. ana Just
a. up i'a0 was ABOVE s'ou1u' 'ho
'''' 70 IocN Ii 'Ho sue q '"0 Wen al"
MASSES o1 caFln from all aFoun1 cfuA-
pea IN, ana leI with Souad as OF
thunder to the lotion OF the WELL .
1t was narrow escape.
Melinda was carried to the house, and
doctor was sent Tor. Before he ar
fIVeo' however, she regaIneu conscious
ness, ana seeing ZIP lending over her,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-04
The Name Of Gladstone.

tT saw Mr. Gladstone once at a gar
den party, where he was lionized to an
extent that is unknown in America"
writes BlakcIy Hall il the New York
Sun. 'Evcrywhere he went, droves Of
people followed him. When he began
a conversation with any one, all the sur
rounding crowd stretched forward as if
their lives depended upon hearing every
word he uttered. In power or out, up
or down, successful or unsuccessful,
Gladstone is the one prominent and
majestic figure among his cOuntrymen
to-day. To say that he IS the foremost
man in England is to put it very mildly.
He is OF so much importance that the
mention of G,adstone's name among
group of sombro Britons in a railroad
carriage, smoking room, or club in any
part of the kingdom, will set the crowd
agog IN fashion wonderful to behold.
The name is flaming menace and a
terror to stupidity and silence. 1 have
often amused myself, when travelling
through England, by simply uttering
his name and observing the results. 1t
was enough to set the most taciturn Of
fellow travellers in a transport OF volu-
bility; and the result was always a long
lecture on political events brought to a
close by violent attacks on the grand
III ,,,o, e4i-,77o+izirrr him es evnrv-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-04
In the Mexican CONGRESS.

Whole sessions, says W. E. Curtis,
pass away with nothing but formal
business, such as receiving communica'
tions from the executives Of the states,
or petitions from the people which are
rarely acted on. Occasionally & bill is
passed but it passes almost as matter
of course, some Of the members giving
a delicate little wave of the hand to the
Secretary as he calls their names by
sight, others merely smiling at HIM,
some paying no attention whatever to
him, but none Of them taking the trou-
BILE to open their mouths or rise, as the
rules require. Weeks and months pass
away without q spec ch Of any kind or
even a point of order.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-04

"Tommy," said his Penurious uncle,
Chow would you feel if I were to give
you a nickel2'
81 think" replied Tommy, "that I
would feel a little faint at frst."--
lLife.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-04

APPLY To
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

A1DQdN6.
William Grant,
Plaintiff.
vS.
T. 0. Stevens. John Tway,
O.car Hodgdon and John
Fielding and W.A.O-go,d,
Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Third Judici Il Dist riot II the Territory Of
Arizona, IN snd for tbs County Of Mohavs.
The Territory Of Arizona sends Gree ing to
T. y. Stevens, John Tvay, O-o = Hodg.
DIN. W. A Osgood and J, hn Fielding.
You are hereby summoned and required
TO appear In an action brought against you
by tbs above named Plaintiff In the District
Court of the Third Judici Il District. In and
for the Count Of MohAvs. in the Territory
Of Arizona, and answer the complaint 6led
with the Clerk Of this Court. A. Kingrnsn,
IN said County, "a s,py u which ,m piaint
acoompa nisa this Summons,) within ten
days exclusive Of the day of servicel after
the service upon you of this Summons, IL
served in this County; but if served ont of
the Cou lty. and within this District. then
within twenty days; In all other cases,
thirty dsys.
And you are b. reby notified that IL you
fail ~ appear and answer the complaint a.
ab 80 required, the Plaintiff will take de-
fault and Judgment against you in accurd.
ancs with the prayer Of Plaint,d's com.
plant and costs and disbursements In this
behalf oxrendsd.
Given under my hand and the
~-- Seal of the said District Court, at
SEAL. kingmaD, this 9Th day If February,
-~ 1855. WILLIAM LAsxIE, Clerk.
SrxxRs HowlRr and JAMIs J. II 'pE,
Att'vs for Plaintiff. ls-4t
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
yotiee Of Forfeiture.

TO Charles l.. Ros:
Won are hsrsby nptihsd that ws have sx:
psndsd three hundred dollars In labor and
improvements upon the Antlsr mine. 10.
Gated in tho Cedar Valley Mining District,
Aohays county. Arizona Territory. and duly
recorded In Book ID. Page Sl5. Mining Ne:
cords Of said county. In order 10 bold
said premis~s Q under the provisi0ns Of SEQ
tion 1927. Resisad Statutes of tho United
States, being the IN ,un required t. hold
the sarns for tbs years ended Decsmber 81,
1895, 1885 and 1857.
And you are fnrthsr notified th Il the pro.
portion of said expenditure due from You
is 800. lawful money OF the United States,
and IL within 81 days after tho publication
Of this notice Won fail or .efuss to oontri
buts y ur proportion Of suoh expsnditurs
"a oo.ownsr, your interest in said claim will
become the property Of tbs undersigned,
under ssid section Zs2i
J. KosDoRousH.
,sJoHs X MACKENZIE.
RnaxAx, Ariz., February IS. 1883.
1918
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

The Interstate Commerce Commission
last week promulgated an elaborate opin-
ion In the case Of George II. Rice, OF
Marietta. o.. W. several railroads, rhars.
Ing them among other things With dis.
elimination in Aevor Of the Standard Oh
Company. The case Of each defendant
vas considered separstely. and in the
case Of the Louisville 4 Nashville Rail-
road an order Was entered 10 cease unjrst
discrimination that they cease to make
tank rates when tanks differ in capacity,
and that they conform the chargas on
tank cars and barrel shipments TO the
rule that the tank 10 TO he considered a
part Of the car itself, and for whatever is
carried in II the charge ought TO be tho
same by the hundred pounds a. il made
on the transportation OF barrels Of oil In
car load loss IN other cars.
In the case OF tho Iron Mountain road
tho finding is that the defendant made
excessive rates on barrel shipments, and
an order was entered that its charges he
made to conform TO the rule.
In the cases OF tho Illinois Central and
tTo other reads no orders vere entered.