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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-06-30

Children increase mans devotion and
q woman's love hundredfOld.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
A WORTHY INSTITUTION.
a school OF Trailing Hhich Has stoot
the Tt =. OF Time.

A school OF Trailing Hhich Has stood
the Test of Time.
The following letter of recent date from
one OF our well known, highly hcnored and
respected citizens, speaks in very plain
terms of an institution TO which Grand
Rapids may we'll feel proud:
GRAND RAPIDS, April 2. 1888.
Prof c. g. SVensberg Trdaa Rapids Com
merciat College, City-MY DEAR SIX: IL has
always afforded me the greatest pleasure 10
watch. year by year. the progress of yonr
Commercial College, aud have taken the
liberty Of adding mine 10 the many tesii.
monials acknowledging the appreciation of
your valuable institution, and ofer you
my congratulations on the great success
y Gu have.
AS place for attaining thorough prsc-
uneqCalled. TIE many graduates that a.
10 be found 10 every Office aud counting
room in the city ard ABOUT the State. aud
the students who attend from ali PARTS of
our own and other States, IN itself is a
sufficient guarantee that the Grand Rapids
Business AID Commercial College is some
thing we have right IA be proud OF. IL
has stood the test of many years ana has
not been found wanting Onward aud pro-
gressive has been its course
Ii will at all times afford me the greatest
pleasure 10 recommend it 10 my young
friends and Others VINO may be desiroas OF
acquiring thorough business education.
Very respect ully,
JULIUS HousKHAy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Another cyclone OF vaudeville stars are
announced for the coming week. A gem
eral clearing and everything entirely new.
is also advertised which will afford the
patrons OF this theatre a rare treat oy wit
nesting al entire new show from beginning
to end, only retsing the celebrated come
dian. the peoples choice. Johnny Ray.
The people presented tor public lavor COLI
bine some of the best artists and srtistes ia
the novelty and vaudeville profession,
headed by the European sensational
bicycle riders, Lolita and George Charesi
riding a bicycle on a single halt inch wire
Tar above the heads Of the sudisnce. One
trick worthy of mention Is the head bal
ance on the 0ne-half inch wire. standing
erect upon his head, carrying the lazy
across the mid air rope upon bis back.
Prof Charesl sill introduce his wonderful
shooting bicycle from which Is discharged
mechanically the loud reports, also val <
together aud passing each Osher. without 4
bazace pole aud b indfOlded, entirely en-
vsl0psd in a sack. The London trio vocal
ists and mimics, the scrobatic skater, J. J..
Ksuigss; the wonderful knock about song
aud dance artistes. Connors and Collins;
the only TOpsy. Black Plcxininy. Miss
Carrie Ezisr. Mss Ida GOss. song and dance
artistic: Miss White Vsldean, skipping rope
dsnseuse: Miss julia KANE. suriesque
artists. beautiful minstrel scene. con-
Guiding each performance with q laugh sols
afteryiece, making the banner snow OF the
season.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
Yesterday's Court Record.

UNITED SrATKs-Daniel Dske VS.. w. T..
Frost Manufacturing Company, assum psii;
verdict aud judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50 IS. David Adler & Sons Clothing
Company vs. Hopkins Manufacturing Com
pany ct al. plea Withdrawn and judgment
Tor plaintiff for S2,625.40. Abraham kirsch-
baum et al vs.. Jane Martin, gsrnishee de-
PENDANT, motion tor new trial argued and
denied.
CIRcuir-Gsorre II. ChaDpell vs. Walter
II. Mcdonnell, sssumpsit: JUDGMENT for de-
fsndGni for costs. Sarah Nj. kaIn vs. Mary
A. Town tresDass on the case: continued on
ususi terms on application OF defendant
Horace Hopkins. administrator, VS. Cnloe
AnS Osborne, repisviD. judgment on non
suit sat asiie and new trIsi ordered on pay
ulent OF COSTS. .snshs f. B8riinzAme vs.
Julian N. Wheeitr, assumpsii: pea with
drawn; Judgment TOR piIintid for <Ii2S =
AMI costs. George LOOMS Va. Daniel
o Neil, as7umpsii. stsy extended thirty
DAYS. Caroline = Elliott ". Albert Under
man and F-snk Back mar. ass I'm psit. order
allowing plsiatsn TO withdraw from fi-s
upol substituting copy. Detroit Eiho-
graph Company -. the Hoptonic Company.
sssumpsit. Plea Withdrawn judgment Tor
plsiatiH S2b7si and costs. Martha NJ.
fompkins. sxecat9f lsst will and testament
~ Df tN1 A. Ntlis 4-or<te1. -. AtkftF .
HOLSTER All Others appeal from Circu.t
Court Com missioner ~ stipulation. cor
tiraef without cns5s. Fourfb National
Pa Of Grand Rapids w. Albert Bsite-iv.
im Dissded RasseFR WoosIn, asSGu t,sif.
judgment Tor pis' 9TH fs7si3
suPEREeR -Habsss oo-t.us 81 Rsxsss Msad
Hasanss. payer q petitioner denied and
order that the CD : 5s femA1dsd 70 tbe
casto8Y q Ms. Briggs.
strE-Fs-ase q VslsntiDa Gro rsr
dscsa.r-i. sprrsieer's warrant and inventory
fisi Esfsfe Of RI = Has mon1. dec s-1
petition Tor lics1se % s~li rszi ests : for
6issr aation nle3. hssri@g Nay "A Estsfs
o. Eiiof q. Wincbes-sr. 6ecsssa3 exsco-
sor's bord fie6 snd setssrs is<ne5 - A r.
A Wincasstsr. Estate q Axrs x aine. &C.
crsssd. oraer allowing sp@cssi sdniaist-a-
frix tnsl scseaaf sd q scasrziax bey.
Eesssfs o. Nsftss Bzrnbsal r. n ~. % g.
ti0a - gasr3ia1 f3r e1sto1V 81 nsrrsn Of
u1iaor sci. be<rnz Ns7 I. Essass e
HsrTv ssessrf q ns1cT. guardians sxth
sras. sccourf Ed ESste q \ P-sdiss
Nssa. 1e~ezs>5. or1e- sap fati1x I1.sr
IaI snd Ch-st0p5er q Henrasr. cora anfs-
. 8 49, o. sinss EsTsss - Dsec~sh I,
Pa -ics- decreased 1~se- arfnz exae-sssYss
Srzi soco1sf s1d eiscssFgs1Z hiaa. Eszsss
~ 3s~T 7 Fr1ctor. decsas@1 reaftsn Scr
srDa ntr~~f - ~ sfa;1 sire - =
zesriax Nsy 81. Estsee ~ Aaasaias 81 -.
g. 1ecssees regort - $50 - FRA 1880
k>s 80 $3.50 n~>
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
SATURDAY CULPR|TS
ANOTHER sATe4 n PoLce COURT
fbrss or Eosr DraEks xnd . Pair 81 rounx
Puxtststs Faeishsa-Also "a EKorsi-
tat ID al Ia41-AD0thxF L4Sssr
Csc Hap.

Judge Holmes disposed Of tie following
IN shoEt order yesterday mOrning
William Bole Who lad boslsd up 70
freely, committed for twelve days, being
unable 70 pay hns and costs amounting 10
o. 81
willism Forsyth hadn't foresight enough
10 know that he MAS getting dFosk. and
that hen be g0t druak he would De nolsy
ana OylsleToas - usual, - be gst = doubts
dose oi 1ne A. seil a. cf fam and II cost
him last D. 81 10 gel o4t 81 lie scraps
tEed Osirsn !eF UecaAe stranded On the
shores VI (if4ad River FRIDAY night. aDd
Yesterday foaad himself stranded Imam
eiaily as veil The count Was isnlent and
gave ain q week tine IA v nlc1 10 psy "a
lue and The usual amount cf costs.
James Walters came waiting down
Canai-st. IN q beaStly state OF lntOxicati0n,
and The Judge inougnt he too ought 10 pay
Ia "a 10 Ihe city treasury. as well a. the
costs. lie begged Tor weeks tune aud it
VAS accorded MIN Without interest, pre-
vlded ne don't gel drunk again before II IS
| due and paid.
The two BOYS. Burt Switink aud John
KENNEDY, Who chose Leonard-st bridge as
| = suitable place for prize RAG, FIiesy
night, were brought into COurtsin Il e after
| noon after spending Friday nighg and Sat-
urday forenoon in jail. aud DO IA appeared
very penitent. County Agent HOlcoaio vas
present and examined the IA, and The Court
examined several eye witnesses TO the
scrap" The young man who vas accused
| of pitling the lads sgains. each other was
| clearly exOnerate1. aud II Was shown that
| IL was all their own colnss- In fact, be
endrayoFed TO separate them. a thoi ug IA
sitting OF the case showed that Bart SUI
/ nnk was little the moot 10 blame and
under the advice of Mr.. Hoc)mb they were
let of upon payment OF 81 and costs. but
| The fine was imposed on the SwiEnk boy
| and the COSTS, 81 - was divided between.
| keBnedy's mother paid his share OF The
| costs aud City Attorney Tsylor in the
Kind of his heart paid Swihnks fine. add
| dried the boys eyes. who was AFRAID he
wou d nave 10 20 back TO Jail for five days.
de promised faithfully be would pay 1t
back Tuesday. and hs no dOubt will. Both
the boys received good earnest lecture
from judges Holmes. aud il will probably
be some time before they engage IN sucn
unruiy conduct again.
/ The case OF Joseph Stewart. whose case
for violating the liquor laws has been hang
ing fre Tor some time was sgsin given
further time. lie Is to appear on Saturday
1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

PrTTssuss. April I4-COnnellsviiis coke
ouerstoTs are sinking from eight to ten
thonssnd dollGrs dav by TIE present war
among themselves. which has resalfsd IN
reducing the price Of coke 10 ST per ton.
Small operators are pes ling for settle
msnt and 1900 employees, most Of whom
are nov Idle. are ia = hard way. Bsiaess
nssu are calling unon The men coz en-
ploysd 90 strike unlil al are fa.riF c "a
pensssed or fair ae.krz pTf7ss f3r c. !.
Four CT FIVE milhsaslrs coks kings are
after essh Others scsiFs-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Bessie Mssd Hastings Rsmsaded to the
Care Of Her Aunt

The habess corpus Of Bessie Maud Hast
ings and the petition Of Charles Hastings TO
obtain possession Of his daughter wts con-
cludsd IN tie Superior Court yesterday.
The attorneys for the child's guardian
brought evidence to show that Hastings
wss several years $40 somsthiDz Of 81 in
ehrisfs. and 81 he lin Of ne death OF bis
FIRST wife. the mother of the chiid Bessie. he
VS. uui. % have ths care Of the hitls girl.
They showsd TIA; the present MIRA Hast
ings vas member Of the Sal
walton Army. and that fact ai1ne vas
sufficient reason. N the mind u MI Fair
field. far not allowing the child % be
uiacsd IL her care. They claim that -
fts chiit had been ~ the care Of Mrs.
Bizes. her aart ever since she vas baby.
tar lasiV vas entitled % still Keep the little
giri under her care and protection
The Judge in rendering BIS dsrision also
held 50 tais Theory. bat said that tie pea
at NJ Fairfield ire child's stforuev sbat
Ar Hastisgs wss drne ksrd aud nsan II
dissolu.e hsoiis. bad nos oesu proven. but
iasteHd Sc bad been sh5va hat he wss OF
zooa kabiis and SUBSTANTIAL means.
The Judge denied ths prayer ~ the De-
thinner and ordered that The cnild should
be resnsnie-i q, the custody and care 81 her
aunt Nrs. Eigzs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

A. the morning service In Grsce church
Bishop Gillespie will administer TIE rite II
ccn6rmstion to class presented By Rev
D.. Knapp.
Fer toe UniiariAns Rev. Gecrzs Willis
Cooke. 81 Deahsm. Mass. vii preach &C
me sfles Literary Clno rooms. his morn
ing sp5iect being The Poser that Makes
for R.shieousnsss. snd his evening sub
iect. "is t Worth While % be Relziousf'
At 81 PsDfs church Rev. 2 Fl. Wood
ford VII pFesCh IN the morning and 10 the
sfsrnoon tie suoisct vii BE ''Sudsriug
WIongf1iig'
Rev Charles Fi1hrer. The talented pastor
Of 90 Unirarssiist c8urch. viii discourse in
fhe nnrninx an The Edccasioa 81 Law
lis evening suhieCt viii be This Wealth
of Van
services VII be held In tie sifrruoon by
ne nev srd latter House 81 Israel a. 80
cana 81. ne sutiecs beng The Life a.
me Ho3v
roe reg1lsr services Nil - held hv the
Eree Nefhcsiists IN the norniB< at their
hail. S. Vest Bridge ss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
Allen Wants Divorce.

Nathsn P. Allen, the well KIN own crimi-
ral attorney. yesterday comm enced pro-
ceedings in the Superior Court to procure a
divorce from his wife. They were married
at Utica. Macomb couDts, in 1854 and they
lived together until November Is, 1887.
Mr. Allen is bis own attorney and his com
. amt Is as follows: That the said Luez
X. Allen, disreeaTding the solemnty of ner
marrisge voS has abandoned hsr home snd
for = period of Two years and upward has
neglected and refused 10 1--we WITH yolr ora
tor, but has absented herself from her, home
IN this city and refuses 10 live VITA y0uT
orator as wife, although often requested
TO 90 So" He also states that she las gone
10 Minnesota 10 live and utterly refuses TO
return To- ms home
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Maud Res'ey = 5l-sen- yesr-o.6 girl vas
ssas 70 fae state Tndasirst school fsr girls
&c Adrian from Coifwsfsr. lsst Sumner
fo- dser,icriy eoniact until soc rss
twenty enc. she sScaped last JsnnsrT n
ccmpauy VIII smother Eiri rho wss sf5sr.
zsris cspfurtds snd tss eeen rsnSe~inz
around thr,uxh tcis ard ether S-sres ever
sinve unc~r Re nslns II Alec Bs<er. She
sas caulurst yesterday ~ Deputy Sheri Il
G y. WieTsnss. near FenaviLie, where So
SO srnnlcved - ssrTs7t -ffh . fsrrner.
NJ. Ner<us ornnzat So 70 t1is cifv sd
fsruei her ever 10 y IS Hsrrck a. osicer
81 me Intusfris: Scaooi wao rst1r1s5
wfk se~ 80 Asrsa So n.rAt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Rsruev 2. Ferry. Who vas arrested -orus
~ weeks $50 at the Instance 81 Abraham
kirscbbsan q a.. On . xsrrant cha-ein 2
him With fraudulent Secretion 81 ssssfs
nrfs- re stare frauEi1 eat debtor sef an
rearsf vesfprisr 1efere t8siee Serers~s al
th.-u sers. wtth bis connSei. wfo rrcrssdsi
VIII tee sr1aoenf ci motion ~ las~h
sren proceedings. the result ~ the nsoeon
esi1x nnfsvorac,e. Hr Fsrry secured So a
rtsrrer satisfactory 10 tae creditors the
c.sirn ~ kirschoa0m & Co. and she matter
wss enfal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

vArFsrows n T. April i4-&rs. sarah
Chellis szed 81 teacher il a Vaasis sc8ooI.
sued Iohn B. Chapman. sarnisr srsd 3
$50 has prop<rtg sol018tlag - ever sle0-
So fr brese h Ut PROMISE ei narrage and
in re Supreme Co4t here this morn NJ
"a ir-v rendered 4 Vsei ot IN set fsrF f5r
sEeo. The sc8ouat claimed wss 81. no. =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

The management Of the daily papers m
the eiSy Of Grand Rapids. have agreed 70
tic following rEiss aud schedule Of prices
governing the publiosEiea Of uaisoeilansoas
ncssoss for general information;
ohlsua1y nSaoes and resolutions Of
respees vii be published al 10 isss than
enc cent pes word
Notices Of meegings 90 organizations etc.
cards Of thanks. al local notices o. balls and
parties picnics and excursions vii be pub
hshed al net less than ten oents ans under
tie proper heading for the first insertion,
ana i've cents per line for each subsequent
insertion.
Ia The case Of socisls. festivals and other
entertainments Of churches OF strictly char
liable organizations. for which al sdmis-
sion fee is charged or luncheons or articles
sold, the rate will be i've cents line each
insertion.
Notices CT corrections. such - John
Jones, OF so-snd-so, is not the John Jones
arrested, etc. etc. also all reg uests for cor
reetion Of articles which have appeared in
other papers must be paid for at . rate Of
not less than 10 cents per line.
THE TKLEGRAm- HERALD.
K. ID. Conger. Advertising Maa'r.
THE DKHocRAr.
c. A. French. Nsn'r Advertising.
The EyEsING LEApgK,
W. B. Weston.
TIE DATLY EAGLE.
A b. Turner 4 Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Wv YosE. Aprii i4-Nrs. Ann Odslis
Dsss Dsasr vish Der hasssad. cen. Jo<spa
nss~ n-issr, has transferred % Ia her r
Marsh t8esr Prsmfs.e. rs xs5ison ave 4.
~htch Vas girsn ~ 5ss lsfler 80 NJ liss
Decsr n Aax1ss issf. TIE cccs1e-srioa n
ta4 1se- ssazv ~ss 81 ooo at os~ers ether
corsiosr suors-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

To Inventory Of tie stuck On hs7d and
- vsius q Thompson & Nacisv. tbe
wholesale zsnts faraishinx desiers en-
Icnia-sts, vac made Al assignment - vi
ism Nltitii ccrao. Acrii q va - vita
- county Clers yesterday The vs.ce cf
stock ca ssn1. ine.eoing eash e So asf as
mi he amount due tnelr creditors IS Sc :
50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Nc natter se~ severe v01r c1rz1 rssr b
DR. BlH ccu<a sTruo VII e1rs it ~
Fer rarns cramps. evenings sn1 ass-a-
mstieas 81 a. kiaae> rah w1ks - r&sloz
g.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
3 a K GAIN w E E K

Don't fail TO call during next week and
see the many special bargains We are Offer.
ing the people Of Grand Rapids and Vi
cinity.
Tea sets. IS pieces s2.37.
Chamber sets. s2<9.
oil Stoves. 75c.
Potpouri Jars. zsc.
Ice tubs tinted giass, z9c.
CRYSTAL Batter Dishes with silver han
dles, soc.
Water Pitchers. decorated, lSc.
Moss Vases &c.
japanese Ash rrsvs. DC
japanese Gard Trays l2c.
Whisk BrOoms q.
White Wash Brushes. Zoe.
.Dinner Sets, decorated. if2 pieces, f7.<5
Gisss Fruit CompaTts. Isc.
silver SsIts ard Peppers. sc.
Good silver PLATED Tea spoons 81 per net
and hundreds OF Others that space will not
allow Us 70 tell fou Of Cali and see them
for Yourself Tie
L.onsrd Dry Air. Cis..abfe. Bsrc wood
Befrfecrasors
are TIE h.sf on ssrta. They have eve walls
to preserve he re sIr-tiFai locks. 50 ID iron
shsivFs and sir- K ices reuovsbis T ?
clFsniinsss. Ibers is not = spscs in To
whole Refrigerator that csnu0i 10 cleaned.
lnsst on aarirg
TIE ouiek-we.l Gasoline Stow.
SO i f. BE II shs Iutely ssfs - re ir
The vor You vii fno il ia cpsraf.1r
j. oar ho1ss keeping Depsrt.s-e-as, r1iTe
fooF.
IL LEoxARDs eoys 4 CO.
- md 81 8onroe-ss-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Wssarssros. 8pr3 10 wsFmsr threat
snl14 ~easoer. fslo@ed By lgAt raias.
irssA - snsk so1ibs4s.sTiF alls.s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

T-sfes * shoss ~srrsrtes fsr -ssr.
ouir o. q IA Chacaso $500 store, = ca
al -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

r--st vsrse,y q rhaarsn's scsoef can
g ASAaus q "a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Why pay a for Turned Shoe when you
can gel pair for IS at lne Chicago Shoe
Store, % CanAl-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
Crushed His Hand.

n. +. Fargo. OF IS McC0unell-st-. crushed
bis hand badly yesterday in roller at the
Sherwood Manufacturing Company's works
DR.. Williams was called and expects 10 be
able 10 save the hand The accident oc-
CURED IN the same roller IN which another
Gently.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Cabinet photographs at s. per dozen at
MtTrill's, Gum block 81 honroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15

Fine nickel Cigars, at AZ West Bridge-st.
MCW.:iI4Ms
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-04-15
GREAT BARGAIN WEEK
--IN--
Silks and Satins

Another large shipment just received, and
viii be placed OH our counters on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-25
CHARMING LAKE cuEI.S.

WaterioWn (W. T } Empire.

Natertuwn w I } Empire.
From eli accounts there Is a world
o. nnievelopsd re soarces surrounding
Lake Ghelan that i oaly Visiting the
hand OF energy and capital 10 develop
q susteaanee Tor thousands OF people
The lake itself i said 10 be one og the
must Delighted health and pleasure
resorts - be found today on the
American continent, and there are
those ~ enthg isstic as TO maintain
tina; the Old Norid cannot afford q
comparison - lake Cheian in point
ef grandeur % scenery 1 few enter
prl-ing m4a Of energy and some
means are already taxing advantage
Of soasc Of the latent resources Of TIL,
future popular pisce and 4 town sits.
has been lsil out, surveyed and plat
tel 81 the ioai q rhe lake on the old
military parade grounds Mr. Iieury
hamkie l. bnilding 3 mil At or near
the tawn site and v&ri0as oshEr enter
pFises are contemplated
When busy city i Supported from
the development OF the buried wealth
that exists in the vicinity OF this nag
niaCeut sheet al water. those Who
blsEc8 the first trees and beat the FIRST
trails should Re given high place on
the pages II iature history.
: posfcsiiss and mar. service are
among the growing aeeds OF the Che
Ian co1atFy. The government al
Washington Is sadly acNleeting 4 largo
number 81 xtarGy pioneers on the
fraafisr IN ihs matter Of nssii service.
Those who have the energy and grit
n lay tae foundations Tor FUTURE F.fo>-
I-'7oas communities shoI,d not ~
Withheld ANY privilege AZ The hands OF
car xaVsFgfnscnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-25
wALLA wALLA.
Railroad Building Personal - Ar
rested Tor Murder.

MALTA WALIA, July q. The proba-
hility Is that National bank Will be
heated at Weston Centeryiile wants
It, but Weston offers SO 800 stock and
a brick building free
The o. r. & ~ bridge over the
Sake river at Reparia viii be ready
Tor traias tn the 2ith inst. Fifteen
miles OF track are laid on northwara
from the bridge.
Judge Hanna, who recently removed
from here 10 C0lfax, viii soon locate
ii Seattle.
Mr.. " Hart OF this city has been
notified of the death OF an aunt in
Hartford. Conn. The estate Is valued
II a million. ard quito share Is com
ing here.
Eleven hundred dollars has been ap-
ropriated By the government to re-
place the quarters recently burned At
the garrison.
Haaiuast.r Mayralles's term OF ser
vice expired Yesterday. He immedi-
ately recall ted.
IAeat ". G. Lepond. troop c, Sec
cad Unitsi States cavalry, tort Bid
weli. ha. been aismissed from The ser
wee for drunkenness.
Judge J Sharp tein, OF the supreme
eauFtai California. /. Vi Ting bis broth
er, judge T. Il shaFpstein. here.
The Democratic eiah IS I,ttlag up
rs.uas In the Johnson baiiaing for
headquarters and reading room Their
county county convention viii be held
August -,
The electric iighi company will BULL
an annex 10 The gas works Tor their
plant
Fred Reed, formerly editor Of the
Jaarnal here, has taken M editorial
position on the Eyaaissr. san Fran
cisco.
Traeklaying has begun on the Hep
pneF branch OF the o X. & ".
Arthur sharpsteia IS very i'll at Spo-
kane His mother has gone TO see
him.
A dispatch from Pasca announces
the arrest oi \. O. Bye for the muir
der OF Carl ard Henry Martx on the
z2d No particulars. The murdered
men we're wealthy stockmen near kah-
lotus