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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

nuoloG1na 1Gr. Olsuaus1 ~ - uomau1
- pee911ng - 14. WaGAhasn.
|.Ues eus0 %" esoily ssctie6 Ii.
WssAhasn.
YEA l WI sss4inssd - shsEsA.
Gx1Ls asyHuD UAm1e.
S0N ihes Lsoyss 0iloas esms = aod
wnSspefed sodibsy 30 the sAsria:
shsstA. ycs bad better "a do this- "
-Ph nj Issse tAe0 ga sid H.
soefs1- fhsy v5ii hase % - 70 isij. !"
II. 0sl0aa eoutinoed - e1o1ssu1see
With the shest4, ana Nal sus med
. and thesr esUtioed pseyoAssoo IN
ooeod III shasi4 % leooeo hts hold q
oose CnUfsed and Fraser and 20 step
ons fso0 hsAfoA H. eooness. Oeptziu
Aanetoa. ct ~ police force, Ves sse7d-
fna e3soe -, enA IL sAoriH tsld hin 70
arress RrAsies aad Csauf,ed Csceaio
usaofnR seeIrsd forvafd md. @ heina
ers1re6 that toey VOID Be ready Ohen
sscted hs aisowsd then 10 20 b shs
PooT l11xxIloUcRn o6los.
TEE Avrxsxarn.
Aooet - hour lssee Ooosaahis Osld-
yeli came 70 The ottes sod srreseeA both
CsoUfoea md fRs1ief % seo sRass
ehafRee of asDaais end bssf.fy Ere
fsrfe1 before PolSos JuGeje. Jooeo b.
soeri4 Cocafsne. BAH vas eivsu for
shsif aeptsranes Tuesday afsesnoou
nett.
s,oe sfsssvAsds insosnssioos vsse
made bsfess she Sane jassiee b. bath
Crawford and RsAxisf changing ShsRi1
OscosaDe With assault and battery and
warrants vers issaed for hia arrest.
Soon Afterwards the il Oochsans vas
srsssteo and raw boods far his ap
pssssnee iusoday aftesn0oo uexs q 1
o'e.oSk.
Aud thus mattDss Stand.
Nam" b 10 lonaes the Vosd.
4 QoxIvJcAxr FACE.
Sheriff Coehsaas yesterday aid 10
Prosecnsine Attorney Ronald:
Il vuoid give e25J 70 have that
fsaxies 10 jsii."
ANoYu9D sy0gfY5CA1r PACT.
The county e,0missionefs yesterday
ordered the sheriff TO Gle IN accent.
IL 10 hts duty. IL seems 70 die IN 90
,oant every month, bat hs hes NOS done |
70 since Move nbes last.
Il u expsesed that tbs soooant will
Do closely sorntioizsd by the commits
Iiooesu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
s9sTIrIEs.

1.eep yosss vii soosers eUust 10
49, osss.sG q go.
- - MIL - Poss Blatsiy VIII b
- 20 fees ~ids, go feet lsnG aod
~ nsetes h'eh.
=. nnsreA's Day pswsd 81 peeasaniiS.
- M gs<vsuisd much satGt6s dsn-
0ns5eo-
"a pssv, Of Port GsnbIe, vho b
: fneSssy, declares he nsvss ssv things
- % psosresous 10 Seattle - ~
feesxrs tire. As. Drew vsil n :
- ~ raj days, locking efIsS his
r0uean1o bsse.
(yUjua IN the ditehina ~ the ioso0o-
- q. L. fessef - the GILMORE nine
s,rG6arAsy. vasie ste go ecg4gsd IN
Sl1apoottee vcsk. the drst lshtSneot u
- Sbtea ves excs e.sd today, ui.i not
nssp spssI tomorrow.
sfslk j hot assessnsnss.p said n. H
snavia. Yesterday. "vhy, shep ! vent
e - a. ssYss Of the Black Dismon5
~ frnp4ny. I found shst Asssssos
6u1fes bed, among other items A9sinee
~ eauosny, 20 sssessDent on ! ssisy
O1 1eessns Of e2ie1. when the jsusisy
0fesrus Of the csmps > In tins
ssrssg eacssst at Q Is clock % the
- epl On old muskst which banes
SnV nee. laid sse matter before
- eseniniosers snd they struck thss
- ouk"
r.. Go. r. Roveii. Of Nev Yost. Who
= asehorsss on sneh matters, 10 an ID
- tssoss the Americas Newspaper
fabjisesss' A.soetation, proved that
- r>vsespsrs I sue more than one
Gwsfh Of tbs total edition Of Ill the
1n1ly tspsrs prilted. The daily mess
r1esss IN she Uaited atstes nos naubss
- fourteen hundred, consequently
- fve which we're referred 10 ma-t
- sril an svsrsas edition too han
NJ tu<s greater than the average Of
- slhsss.
10. Mccain wbo keeps the hotel u
- b, ftnes 10 the man Who was
GoeRrd Win robbina tse uaissd states
0sjss. cad brought to tsts city for tx-
nDssssson. rs made hts statement to
- GATED States Comnissio omar, and
90 = osos released. The facts we're
absss - folio.s. Before tho estsb-
j31nnspt Of pos. fi,os - Hos Springs,
- nail for that giace vent "a south
Rntste. Oace csch vcek Mccain
uosIA no or send and bring all tha
nssl fes Hot spsfu2s' people 10 his
notsl, throw II on the table. and Lat
~ person pick ous his owu iette ~
~ pspsss Ose day last May q letter
n1dsrssed 10 Eothvsii. esse OF Mccain
Ane there. aud laid around uutii lsst
Dttsbss. The enyZ lopc wore %. and
1eCsin read the letter and answered
b Fer this he vas arrested, on a
Iaas1e Of tAmpering With tue mails.
b vss acquitted and exonssated from
llAme.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

NV YoEK. Mar. 1.-The stock mar.
ket vas again moderately active, but
tie animation vss 1t she expense OF
values and further declines we're shs re-
sol. OF trading. toe prices Of the close
being st the lowest point for the week.
The only ssppofs was from toe short
cell, rs Of tie past fec days. The resii-
xatioos we're in part accounted for By
tne fail in cotton which has temporarily
embarrassed some spectators Ia stocks
Tee rreesare was most severe At the first
upon Union Pacific IL yielded II per
cent. bat rallied slightly later. Almost
everything IL lower. Mes York Central
lost N and East Tenns ssee per cent.
while toe declines In tue rest Of iisi we're
coptined TO fractions.
Government beads we're dbl, and
steady.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
ev1rElsD PAsssSesxs.

ra l6eafssd On H. Oreeos 4 Gall.
- n16nr1ay. Jno Bsou3. Ben
<S - re6ia Opy snAss0<F. Osens
>,.ss;.1Dre, Waty Oanpt.t, 3 3
E. Nv Lsrfnes. J Is Hxniitcn.
S 20 J " CsaEee, leo Smith, y
ss.Sejres and wife, Rdeas OFren
.y',e.. Nh 4 n Csmpheii. 4 0ssod
-. a n Mill, n l. Barr snd wife
~ - enittr<n, 4 " Losss, b b Nor
- - Is e1sgyanss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

TT NVX7


gUS0 THOSE DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP
L ersy On Tina. and becoming pro psFsy
owners and landlords, ~ offer IL following
We vii allow ycu ffem tAfes 0osshs q
nSe vesrs' tn. aesordtag to tAe land 20
sslecs.
We charge neither prsmiun q intsest o.
tine payments. and vii give 700 . vaRrsi ~
We hsv. lots q 80 and ~ Ia, ore ~,
10 Madison street. and ere within . raltns ol
one and Q half miles fro0 the Huoto0ce.
They lie vail and are desirable bots.
We reqsire only 10 Per cent. - an eafne0e
money and vs viii give cer,insd ehsca for The
fail amount Of each and every s1hssauant
payment.
ticnAl bans. and Is made payable q xGhf. thus
granting the purchaser advantage and Dsivi.
lsSes that have never been bsfose o9efod
After you have bargzined for one or more
lots should you, through sickness o. accident.
bssome pressed fer money, you Rave oniy TO
presen, your ehechs q the bank and they will
BE- caahsd on the spo. for tha1r fuil facs value.
Should yeu see other lAnA thai you conSicsr
q better bargain. the above still holds good.
In short. tue monty In the bank awaits your
order and 70 ahoolutety beyond our control
uatil you present. the checks to 10 in paymsos
in fail for the piece Of The land haRvained for.
You are. therefore, ~ The option and privi-
ieges We - snsokso e9AsnN e0onA Aou
are your treasares and banker and - TIE same
time - owner Of vainaeas property.
should you - any uns. nossver, pfeseos
The cheeks o. bank fos payment they vW -
im0tdis.eIy bonofed And toevaroed % y,
and you thereby annui al ngefs % pofcoAse
a the SAID land
We eGef a esldan opportunity ed sdvise
poo 70 suy nov. Don't veas tor ume 40
nealiseoce 70 .noed you tee eEpecuniV o.
saytne. cooid ave eoeens len - sneo Z
lot Sev ooesns - t1 % d. ~ ~ u
y worm - oueA, III ~ EVIL
Make yuos iaco0e, NO Dess9 hov eAe'i.
earn eoOabino. ces your conner ssooo y
fore the ooom aud oeneef from tue eave1ce:
TfAA0coostoseal saairosde afe headiag 10
oese1ie.
0AsnfnetuRing u 1eur1shinz md orov1as
vitA healthy growth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

CAIL AocsPrrp. - Rsv. Elicit W..
Brown, Of Chicago. hss seeepsed call
10 the pastessts Ct the First Presoy-
terisn church Of Seattle. spd viil take
charge OF The charch sbsai MAJ lst-
Mr.. Brown 10 said 10 cs a yocns MAI
Of great shsiity. srt the ffisUts Of TIE
eAsreA are disposed 10 corgrss1ia.< Il
apon seeasins - bsiiisant msn TO fli
It's fulpfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

RrrTRrp.-Mr. Daniel ParSun. Who
recently retired from the position Of
ehisf engineer Of the steamer Emma
Hayward. Q position be hsd held for
seventeen years. Sss oee of the eldest
steam boat engineers 90 the coast, anc
he richly deserves the rest be IL taxing.
Fos thirty ave years be las been ep-
gagged in ssesEboatina on the Oolnn bia
river sad Pacef Sound. snd being Q
gradient man. be has LAID by q compe-
tsncv for old AGE. lie never lest ~
soor's time from drink snd vas pro-
verb al for stwsys being at bis post Of
da.y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

Mr.. A. IL. Dawson has b.en appoiri.
"a agent fef the R-1tngtou type writer
for Western wsshtnsssn. north e
Pierce eosnsy. British Co.aEcaA aat
A;saka. GfiS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

liz LIKES srATTix.-tion. Gslussa
Psrso1s. Of Des Moines lows. arrived
10 the city yesterday srd e registered
a. tie Occidental. Mr.. Parsons IL one
Of the great LAWYERS Of The Uaitsd
States. hAviGs worldwide reputation
a. q criminal lawyer. While Is Tacoma
be vas informed t1Ai Seattle vss very
dull, 10 sac.. vss doing no hasiness ~
81. bot on arrivire 10 tie Qseen City
be observed quite the soa.fsry. and h
very much ples sed With Seattle sne ;ts
surroundings
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
TIE LoeGERs ORGANIZED
m Asrxnsr on fap uILL owsEss TO
snosstSs AND s-xouLArs THx PsicR
or LOS TO NJ eTouTIy
nYAsrIp.

IAN the big logging eamps on Puget
Sound will shat dovn nex. week."
I'D = profninsa. logger yesterday.
THIS snussneemsns fairly startled tbs
IMPORTER. Who Va. taken BY surpsixs.
"wtat on earth has trspspifed to bring
shous sneh result ~ that yen speak
~" asked the NESS gathersr.
III 10 ioo1 story, bat u IL one
which the public shosld understand,
and will tell you about .. As near az
vs have been able 10 learn the Puget
Sound mill owners met 10 San Fran
Disco aud formed socieiy knswn -
shs Puget eound brokerage Assocsa.
Iinu. tha obi OF ~ which vas 10 reeu-
~ The price Of ioas on Poset Sound.
Ne movement wss kept very quiet for
lcoa time, bat its ears eotnmeneed TO
- cot. ~ shss its mstnods we're be
lnlipg to he fsls, and thr lergers, ~
u1lRs OF self preservation have organ
~ 10 protect the mselses."
.Whst gill BE- their meihodsy"
First. ws viIi smut dovn our camps
elAH ve csn bald three ssv mills q
- esp. one near Tacoma. one ~ Seat
-. and ene further down the S1nnd.
W have already - ured the three sites.
~ se vii enild mills and oos up cos
- less iato iumssr"
sDs What methods doss this combi-
uastcn Of mill owners regulate the price
4 lsssr'
well, IN tell yuu bow u 10 done. IN
~ apt place the members Of the com
Pc have agreed nos to bid against each
sthfr for legs. viii give you IN iIlns-
tstion: sappose tad boom II logs
Na1y far the market AID should 20 20
~ mill where had been seca toned
70 ell my timber. The rsAnsees Of she
nil voald say those IoRs look very yell
~ v,li give Won sir oilers per thou
ned. Uaiess | shoald accept that Oder
tuoediatsly the price had bssn on
Wed vsad be telsersphed TO every 9th
y Htii on the SQUAD. aud the compsc,
NQuirvs that 10 other mill shall thsf
within % cfnts per thonsand as much
y The hrst man offered for the lses II
thh uAs carried oat the prise Of legs
vcald go AWAY down and abe price OF
tsnbef away up."
"whsn va Il srrtei that the iosggvs
ooeld combine and rests, the alleged
~ls has teen talked o. for some time.
meeting ~ tpgesfs gill BE- heid IN
eeafiie 90 Wednesday to perfect eur
eeRssixsaion. As | told you several
vsels sga, the loseers are In q ihefeb'
position nov than thev we're ten years
80. stsn ,osy we're virtually owned by
Ne ntli CONT sn'ss"
VIII 10, sessle year q derercss ~
ese.tfasiesl'
u - uss less TO talk arbitration CT
esyshtns else un,,i We get o1r orssniss-
- perfected Wnsn 90 are orgsn-
70 " Vii be Ia rosifsss 10 treat
vaa ether essap's atoms, bui ne, be
E& All se ask IL an opportunity 10
vs@ cur rf-dGsts on q cosnrettavr
.ulsa That ~e shall insist npen. and
VEL ve shall have"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

We are almost ready and will open every
thing new to this market, the choice Of
the leading New York, Boston and Phil
adelphia wholesale and importing houses.
Special importations in choice new goods
which have never been seen
as yet in Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

"h Airssp xEs FrssaaI-Ies
"weas eat,sr o;iver wolecs, came te-
" per YESTERDAY afternoon AM viii re-
Ssn satss to ssord the essssers az or.
ss'ty 10 attsss Tee funeral Of ia
osctaia J. "a. ssl3sn. shs formerly
eessteS ihsl steamer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

cexR 70 Srar-Mr Il ". Armstrong.
afestsxnt. who use years sgo spent
sssai mouths In Seattle 10 ,he snp'o,
Vice 0ssscu luiprs vsment company,
30 Afterwards fssarnsd 10 Portland ~
sesps = po='tiou with the Oregon Rail-
y ~ Z ssvisstiuu company. ss ssAin N
csstt.s. this time 10 rsusin. lie speak-
y 81 his r.tasn Mr.. Armstrong ssie;
nal a. rox that tie mistake made
10 lravsrR Seattle. II ! bad rs
.s.osd here snS invested ny snsp.os
- 10 real estate, | would have be- q
sasc boz. reerc Is an cid say ins that
~ never hoo lssa 81 urra. aud asn
- TO act 90 that principle and plant
! have rsset hers In Seattle.
usse vas here before | hoashs bali q
sScs o. Broadway. nnd IS Mrs Asm-
otae Gas . Yer eesse ste1 TO say sell
- ytt. on Tits property shall build
ssS0sofsatle eome s0T my family"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

w. \ H. CxlEraATics. Tee sixih an
~ encAapGsn,. Department o,
wseesas'os Grand Army 81 The Rspas-
sai Be held In sssstle. eomeaenetre
ueesssdsy, April ish. The third en-
eenveniion Of the Wot ems ksiief
cp vsii Dc held "a the ssms date.
S1nnsess have been appoinisa FOE
ane aud II - the iEtsnstoa 90
tes saesngmxpt naiaois event
- ssdtslon 10 tie regular sessions Of
- ee1a pa sni and soavvpglor, 10 Is
Eseed 10 tender 3 rse~rsten 50 abe
ssnsus efeeFs 90 Tuesday svcs
-. atrii lisa, 10 light canffrs At
Ws spess house Wednesday evening
~ give bali saa hansaes at Icru
osa % THURSDAY evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

PRASo's EMrrR cards ct Gaxz,m's
second street. usl6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18
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'Wei.i guess Ntu VIZ - ~ ~.
ia - replied Mr.. Crswscrd.
~Yau lock cot. OF I'll Arrest you, toe,
sspissi ,he sesris.
well yea iasi arrest NE" said Mr..
OrawsoTd very eoogly ard laughing In
spite OF himself.
awsl. yau eouse along. too" said the
shcrtf srnspine No. OsaufOtd's casi
and pailsne tin beeiEj tie hotel conn-
tr-
Then Join A. whal,ey, another Posr
IsrKllIesSexR reporter stsrped up and
urea inQsTing veat was tee trouble,
TEE shsr,t sale;
"r, arrest yoa. too. IL you DON'T look
ous." aud be lisely would have teae 81
hs be tsa a third AIN. Both OF his
arms we're fully oecEpsed b iding the
txo already eOhbsed mr+ralar rerrssers.
Ry this Tins the sheriff tharyhs be
needed heip ssi he stoutet 10 the
crowd ptoniseaoasly, ssytsc;
srsorne OF zee fsiiess g up TO my CT
nss ard tell two u my eernsits TO cons
down here"
Toe crowd stared at him eai said
nethins.
ASo-uss vaESrSo.
sses here. yor." Re hessr, lookire
hard at ycons nan a, the edge Of the
crowd. II se,stis, vaG--"
see here. sheEsf." interrupted James
nsm,ltca Iswfs. Esq, IS be Sc se< xss
his cav terssse tie tercps.
"Yoa tad better rot DO this" ks
whispered aaaibly into tie shef z 3 esq;
yea are urocg."
ma. cir. rm ret wrceg. III psi
lasv. them co They all tsvs 20 20 l.,
iAil," rsplise The seessa-
~R,,, sssrss. I an advising vou nos,
Yea had better nos 50 thia Yoa are Ia
tic sro1g," rsgastet Mr.. Lewis
Ne. air: they Oil aaye te 80 10 all. .
Ia viii be rSusesri Sssst. tia. Mr. Levi.
IS af ste lac trn Of Lssis & G1nsr,
sho are The regular attorneys 60 tie
shssf. Mr.. Lsvt&. hDaics thai ter
shsr q we1la net Ne pacanses started
away. Taco H. q. wsShbars. seaerAi
uanaxes OF The Posr lsrxiLfosScsn
csns CT sns .raaifsc socat the aaair
"l'll arrest yea. TO" said the sheris
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

EcuExxc1uo mpoUb Gsr9us = maA1x
30 eRAx cA1c1B -csxu1xD FAD
A. aHA1sn DoK4H.
fAysssv c~v. Pat lassaess,sv.l
Asuasesss 0sseseasy Of ~ Treasury
Nsyossd has seos ~ foslsSinR lstees %
C<isecsoe HeeekA u OsDDoo Uite all
TIE eos1sceoes On to PAci6o coast. n
selAtioa - u Aiasba ssai = egtss-
TnsAxr.Y DRRAxxxE1I.
OyyzcB o. 1Mn encDs1An1,
March 8. l00A
Csliee1es a. Cogts0s, PaRs HuvuReDo.
". 1.-06f: Rsfssrfnl % 6<poftueoe's
isstes 10 yes e tie 1ssh 81 March, lo06.
oooeesptnR ths eeecs and jafisdiessoo
q the Un6eo0 SeAsos 0vse ths wase3 Of
TIE teErSs0sy Of A1aska, and ~ pfsvso
tson Of tbe kiliias AZ for EsalD ed othes
fuf bearing animals within oaoA ara.
- Usessslbs1 ~ ehapesf thfes Of the
sv<oty- hfee OF IL eUs1e ID ssatrf,s, yea
ass sRsia rwQseetsd 70 give pubiic.ty 10
IL matter, % that any parties vhO Way
b eooseupfassoR ~ ossin9 cot Of e.
pe6isieos TO hill far seals u said Sa1sss
nay have due and timely oostes Of ths
ssQaifsEsots Of he statute b ~ pee0
ises - e0ostsued By the depaftme1k
k.speesfuliy ycans.
/. II. MAYnAap.
Assist. 6eefy. Of ~ Treas.
FOLLOWING - . oocy OF sea principal
eeetio0 OF the isv referred 70:
Sscs 1875 No pefssa shall Hill anyoos-
Ter. mink. masten. sable Or fur seal. o.
other for bearing Gni0al within The
limits Of Alaska Territory. % n the
vasess theseoi; and every person guilty
thereof shall. fog eAeh e6=ues. b doed
nat Len thss svo hundred nor mere
shan one thousand dollars. or impsie
ooed uos morn than six months. OF both; |
aad oil vessels, THAR tackle. apparel.
furniture and cargo found engaged h |
violation Of this section shall b for
fsited; bat the secretary Of the treasury
shall have poser 70 anthosiDe The killing |
Of an saoh oink, raFtsn. satls % 9th
o. fur besslnG snimes, except fur Dosis,
under sueh regulates % be may pre-
scribe: and 10 shall b the dnty Of tse
seerotaRy 70 pfeve1s the killing Of any
for zeal and 10 provide fos she execu-
tion Of the provisions Of this section IN
I'll u 10 otherwise provided By Lao. nor |
shall be grant any special privileges IN
der this section.
The letter Of March Is, 1883 referred
to IN the assistant seoeesafy's letters,
caiia attention 20 Q pfevioos letter OF |
March II, 1881, 10 which the depart
mepss construction Of the Law 10 d.
dned. Il 10 given below 10 full
Tp1AsuBY DxrAnTMEnr.
OysIcs OF raB SsCa1rAsy, |
wAssnoros, d. O. March II, 1881,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-18

kfNAAIksU xHH ~ CH@ku8 HINrHs
There 10 ccrsidsrahle controversy here
- 10 shetess 90 eos u 10 bess for The
city 70 aecepe The eopeersts .toa,
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

To tho President and Brsthrsn, of
Cross Bayou Agricultural Wheel
No. 1853.
Va, your committee appointed I"
draft resolutions im memory Of our
departed brother, Jshn II. Perkins.
who departed this life on the 18th of
December 1887; beg to submit the
following:
Whereas: 1t has pleased an all
wise and just ruling God to remove
from our midst our highly esteemed
brother; whose walk in life a. a man
and christian was an example for all
to follow. Brother Perkins was a
member of the Methodist Church
aud had been for years, he was also
Superintendent Of the Cross Bayou
Sunday School. Brother Perkins
WAS one who loved to mingls with
those whom he esteemed and cher.
isbed, until his Affections became
such ss to prevent him fr"m attend
ing the Sunday School, Church and
Agricultural Wheel, in which he
was So much interested. During his
illness he often expressed desire to
meet with his associates and friends
in Sunday School and al other re-.
ligious and HOral organizations,
therefore be Il
Resolved ISf., That We, the NOM
hers of the Cross Bayou Agricsltur-
al Wheel and slso the members OF
the Cross Bayou Sund1y School feel
deeply the antimsly demise Of our
worthy brotber, and S. 8. Supsrin.
tendent, and that We tender our sym.
pathiss to the bereAved family.
Resolved md, That in the death
OF Bro. John H. Perkins Cross Bay.
ou Agricultural Wheel has lost one
Of its best members, and Cross Bay
on Sunday School one Of its most
able aad efficient officers, and his
family kind and generous protect
or.
Resolved 5rd., That . copy Of
these resolutions be spread upon the
Journals OF this Wheel, and 4 copy
be sent to the Osceola TiNKs for
publication, and q copy TO the faui.
" Of the deceased.
Resolved >tfA., That the nember'
Of this Wheel wear the usual badge
Of mourning for q period Of thirt,
days.
T. F. Warren,
J. w. Clay, Commit.es.
Shelby Speck,
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
CARSON LAKE, Jan. z2, 1883.

EDIrOE TIMRs-Dear Sir: As the
old year has gone, and the new has
made its appearance, with its slset,
and hail, and billiards; aud for fear
the people might think Carson
Lake aud its resident sors Of toll
are showed under, l wish to Inform
the readers sf the TiNxs we are yet
IN tho top side of mother earth. and
ia the language Of the beautiful ls-
gsnd, usually inscribed on packages
Of glassware in transit, "Right aide
up With caro-"
We tave'nr picked ost al Our
cotton crop y"t, and it 10 getting
pretty near dme 70 commence on
another crop, in order t. have some
thing tangible in sight on which to
coil an anaoonds mortgage, death
warrant, deed Of trust, bin of sale. or
some other writtea instrument that
has to be acknowledged and record
cd, 30 that the Justices of the Peace
and Hugh can be making sone mon.
ey. Carson Lake is in favor Of pro.
tective tariff; that is, We want Our
turtle ranch, our turkey range, COON
dsns and bee. courses protected.
When the suns rays shot through
an cir hole in the clouds, the other
day, hurried glance at the political
horoscope of Carson Lake township
disclosed the following, written in Z
bold hand on the township slate:
For Representative, B. l.. Hill, I'd
Scott; For County and Probate
Judge, Logan ID. Rozzell; For Sher'
| iG, A. l.. Cissell; For Circuit Court
CLERK, Hugh r. Moveigh.
Nos. Mr. Editor, this much Of The
County Ticket is all ready, out and
dried, 20 far - Carson Lake 10 CON
oerned: and you know that while W
Carson n-iakers are not - strong and
influential - the Tsmmsny Ring oi
New York, yet it is . notable fact
that ve re always On the winning
side. Very respectfully,
CARsOH LAKR WILLIAM.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

The list of the dead, from frssz.
ing, during the recent terrible bliz-
Yards, up in Minnesota and Dakota,
is being added to - the lines Of
communication are being resstab-
lished, and the number of human
beings who perished from cold al
ready reaches up in the Thousands.
The thermometer is reported to have
ranged from % to 60 degrees below
zero. In Texas, thousands Of sheep
and cattle are reported frozen to
death on tho opsa prairiss by the
terribl. Rorthers that reached that
state.