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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

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she gs1aa 4 zens - rs psrfg. He
= susgeaassG ~ sisq1s e hssg yeane
wsra p9inrs 30 hsss 80 sssfssia =
snsknasa a. 4armsn bssaF aam--
sssssIy rarrssd awsy wssn is xsm srd
sash ~ tke asgesnsx.
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ssss Isis coagslfis4 - suiy nesa'-
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ssspssd 3 ssassaalsn p.sdzsas ths sss-
psEt 81 10 aiats g sssFaan e. ss1ai'
dssa fss tks presidency. VISA i Nss
arsa saaaswsa fbat susa . sesssssioa
ahosid be sdspsea s8tss wsFs iBdiea-
gsans 81 pro1snsd eiss0aisfsstsno Ga ne
p2rs ~ Tee Osis adnsrsrsof NJ. Biaize.
ws6 ere folig ~ namsFs7s IS 80 seD-
pstsss q ssEztos 8hssnsn. ftwAatx
casssd b tie hiAins msn thss Govern
% Fsrsker veald tssd shsa ia tkesf eD-
cgsilisn % ne sd0piisa q ~ Fssssa
ilos, -, sbs fteaii g position 10 which
e wss giaced fsndsfs1 81 isacossible Jos
aim 10 Do -. He wts % esns bsfefe
she psopis for 70 eisetioa e. EkrnsE.
asd be un6erao05 psTfestIy thsi, II be
sgpsssd tte Sherman rsselasia1. tie
garty nsuzgefs sS1ld psrmis him % b.
:. fssssd. he scsosdioely sugpoftfd
sts rssoiss'on. Tee Bialns rasn. ts0as b
sisbess leader, - ass bsasn 10 Or
sanixs az sppssitiaE 70 y. bss % the
sdues u several q Mr.. Biaise's most
sasfsd lisassha0ts they sbandored
shsir opposition 81 tie Iast hoaF and
esfmiised isa uaanimoas adoption.
The eaFiy move made By the Seer
mas msu 10 csOsufe ths entire state
designation. hovsyes, Is said 10 have
aroused ne opposition shat vas pre-
giozsly sEuoibsrsd sith sneh great oiti-
esisy. A solid sherman dslsRstieH
ssuid not number Governor Foraker
ssaous iss rns@5ers; Tor. though be IL
ssisrsibiy 10 favor u sbs nsmisssion
d the osio ssuatoF, shs sherman mar
ayers sould keep him % the dsIsga-
sisn u they bad the poser 70 90 20.
as psFaealaE foilsSeFs, kowtysr, do
aos desire 20 SEQ bin side Tracked IN
any sash manner aud sheY viii Fesisi
AIRY sltsmpt 50 weaken bis power 81
that Of ibs faction Shieh be represents.
Altogether. lhsrs T. room for q liTtis
roe 10 Mr. ShsFmas's ststs and al The
ssRaoity ~ bis iisutsnauia wlll haye 30
De bFou b. istO play II 10 IL 70 Be- avoid
ID. Tbe ltsson which this state OF a.
fairs teaches IL that too much eFeains,n
ia o0s state IL a dangerous thing and is
liable 10 prodaes friction sven ia The
test Esgnlated p1iisissI households.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
rnn rrfrce er nlea LleEssI.

Ybs 81. Pei Pioassy PrsH present..
aourss wsssh osunss fail 70 eheanfaRf
tao.s ubo fszsrd hish livnss q ~
b.ss sousion n she qaoE gaeEslon'
Az osd.oa 10 these aEares tbs ssnasr
Of "A ssns 10 Mi1assosa has dseseasso
be a ss tsan sxlesn huadfsd 10 SD
els ysaE Of hiah nosnss. Ia she sa@t
ps.tsd ne pambsr 81 saiooas IN O9io
has ass8eased - sssatF az hapdffd.
AID Illinois hss fsbs shoasaud fever
s,looss iban il bad ~ lhs time Of the
pa,ass Of i,s biRh iiesosi las. uadsf s
similar lac toe nnmber Of ssloons IN
AZ asoafi has dseFtassd o1s-hlth 10 tie
fss months teal ghe lac bas been 10
fore. ghsss asans ssonid teach les
eou, Taai lssaen is sbtt aish lieeas i
a ,oeass.. Toe txps isnoe Of Minneso-
IA. Osio. flIlspis aed Missonfi is Dos .
repetition Of the erpsiisuos - oil Other
states uhiea haye given high license .
fair Trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
.nrnn.. 40 taRAkEN.

fhs resent fermsSssa ~ q SieFtgn
Issue il CHS ussti, the ehiso Of
wblsh eli b. to N h. tbs Oaie &c eSs-
son sogid Ser ssaas0i Sherman 10 be
Il paeliosn nAsiauAl co iior, sssid
10 h,ve created sne intieaaiioa anset 3
sse tsiss d q q vefcof p Fsker. Irss
FesAFd tbs res ofaau E,ti . a. distinct
h hssite % the "a itieai a'Pissiisss ot
ths eovsgueF ana sts dissas ~ she %
v..aasiay ososRau E.sg q FoSsksr lesGue
q ess d q "a ssll be 10 ssvs oaEsis 10
tas Sessmss iss sae.
IL uay be sid thas shasua2a spj
r rakss ais The lszasss 81 tea eistsues
osans6ss q ste U 10 RsF seloasE
: }, ruAu bas. sud has assays hAd, TIE
seaport q ne ED polite
laos ssa eseaa,ssfs Who ksSs ss'sa -
hs lsta'sesnts siase ths close q re
sAr. F.s.ssf. ibs OielE taEd. hia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
4uE els sfosT

Ihs eeaslry ~ili bss b. ssrpsisea e
Lam ttAs seven sosthsrn ssSstsfs Hsie
n 40 essaeh q vote ssAinst iss e'il
foe esossoalre Sc sidss Il naneFsi
Lwsn. Or cearts. tssy tTeisia thst
ths, voted sassnss The bsli - matt ?
Of psiaslsIs. Dos ons oannes hs'ethitk
lac whas ringing FAYE" Seuia e
eiv 0 b. ash oBs Of tbss y b'll pro
ss3ne fara pspsion goi JsIsfsen DAVIS
vefs Pot Bssr is pssaaes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

4 Naw Ksxh sge1laI o tAa q. Rzaa
ftzaeE-k Fs11, nn1es dx&a "a 1azeaxx
sfe4 sAgas Ia G3reeicrs 81 t1a eSFeasn
knpxnNa CeEnpaBg hAwa AAe&3aa -
SO azAsn Tor anhaasfps fsEa ~ tffs rra-
f@Kraa a2ee6s VIA sAsnssEss akmS II faa
hlslnnsa - tae aufhDsEad ialna h "a -
10 9sgEsnt 81 dfgsd8n3s wsH ~
rs4uzea g oaes- TIE bslsrsa 81 taa
sslhssizsz ksszs y et.ls0e Ca nnd sans
ssosk l4eF maE e1b4sxiha fer nuy
qnssti1T hs NAG desire. bus II TIE evsss
- t1e eattsa anbeeEfpfisn betuz fakss.
ne azeznl uhteA eaeh siaok o. . s
F~os3fs 81 b pro Eatk k1ernez eiTs
asB94 With fnstailEnsnss. viii b uss3
hsok 50 Subscribers SEPT. I. fsss. .
tstux s,aEt ~ tka six muEths' dlridend
dna o. fhas DATA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
HOW TO BUY LAND.
Certified checks, payable at sight, on
the Puget Sound National Bank,
given as security for money
invested
COOK & MOORE.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

f1sE aEslROUs eF BUYING PROP
On lime, and becom11E pro usrly
.-eEs and landlords, We oEer tue f0llewias:
We will allow va from three mohths 10
ave years IN Ehica 70 ray for the land You
seleet.
We charge ueltbes Premi1m or tafsres. ca
tins payments. sod vii give yoa a WAErsties
Gztd
We have lots st $40 and SIS tkas srs close
70 Ma ison street. ard are within . Ea4ins q
ore ana = half z'tles from the PoGofhce.
They iay well and are dssrsais lots-
awe 1saeire oniy 10 Per eeng. a. an earnest
msnsT ard We viii give certified eheek fer the
full amount o. cash and sTery subsequent
payment.
tienaI Bana art e made ray be a. sishi. sees
Fraufite the purchastF saFaBtsRes sad Brivi-
issss thas have never h<vn befegs oGsred
afte- You have basgainea for ESQ or more
lots ssoa,d yca, through siekaess Or accident,
De- cine Psessed fer moEeF, yaa have enly 70
nressas Fcug ckscks * ths 1aak ard theg Will
b ezshsd o. TIE spos for their iuii fscs Valas.
ssoujd ysu Sc otses LAID that yoa conssctr
= bsl,sr h4real1- the aboFe still holds good.
In aAsst, tae I1nnt In he bank awaits Fdar
erier Ard - ahssiasely besend Cur eontrci
u1ti ga p~ess u tbs checks % rs n psyineat
II fail for The pee OF the lAnd baEsslne5 fsT
Yea are. tnarsforc. b. ths aptian Sad priv
Ices We ofsr insured Gssizst Eeeidsnt Tal
a-a yoar treasurer anc hacker AID 81 tie ssne
&C. A owner q vzlaahae r-0pestY.
should yau al any ii1e. hs~evsr. present
tha sberks a. bsBk fer payment tAey ain b.
- 7.s6aaaeiy housred and fuFsarce1 70 us
sns ysa fhsreby azEui All E1gegs o. psTeazse
q ne zaid land
We 0aer a gslasz oPsorzniEy an E3vis-
ven . Auy NV. Do1f VISIT foT tine and
nee,ieeaee 10 s5ofd , i the oFpsrfahi;y Of
ssvfnz. e01ld have bosgss Euch and sseh
- fss months 40 for - mach Aias Dos Il
q vurfs % zuch, bul t1y DIV
nsse yer iu1oDe, NJ Eatlsr 1cw snail,
cara sunle.hing- Set ycur corner s.oae b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
HOWsDyiingGhild
Was Saved /!

eEEnA n1HHEss CO. fsn. oapA. n 1Szs-
III culhysina b = tue accpsnf u wa yuGzr
q 4 8 hasdune for ouF little dalghteF. Hassl
ngS 'uuF yeArs cd Whea y months old Q
luur atpsarstiun nj heel whlch slow4y Ersw
larEar. ems family physacs&n tho1shI % was
NasDad ~ pisas q hroken giass or nsaaiA,
NJ faiied 70 hing Suything 70 ngha TIE
ehiS hsoAnR feeder al tes time, asRHuiHz %
busa IN u.s. o. her isz. and finally Quss walk.
ins suf1Fety. ne middle inrsr and thumb
% ss1hsr hand became ssfArged TIE aash b.
smlna bard. m aig fosnts became iuvulv-
- e. that WHEN seventeen uDoafhs oAd sas
sc0k NOD stAnd. having loss n ~ Of Iar
M arm. Partial curvature q TIE splns Also
foic~NA M Bsrvous sysseE1 Was WrurkAa
nnecl9 crntracted and thsre waa rensral
WaEtfaa q neSh and muacla AZ eighteen
u<uths q aEs Sc waa placei undsr TIE
Ran1u.ssst q pruntnent physician o. RusL
Hua NanE. hes 81 fhs c1d % ten nOaths 80
a ayiHE sonifsun. THIS wAs m April lgs
We eouh ths chila away nos knCwaag wnaa
&c "A. In thlz dTeadfai dilemma ~ we're
CS@gssasded hy frssB1s % ~ -ona boz
d. q SwuTs sy1zRsa. whieh Ws al ana
hsfuEs q hAa ell hesn taken ne @E eAAnEs
~ ~ hes,sE IN AaE syHipsoalA We kspfh
% sad hsve doe % % ths 3sy, and UtA
kssg q "a q TIE Loed wis, toE many dAys
= oouas, hE 4 aas eroashi Cur dying HAEsl
q Ina = vtpoE. q ssrezzte AH9 hsAlta agHinL
Tns aNlss1 aas % Der chssks has caAaee1 -
. ruu rinh sne Il ahas % uaik anywhsFA.
bsF AagnoE ami raelasaehaly hare pAMned
away, Aasi ahs = nos 8 hEiEAA rhsaFfuk hap
~ ruEApaag chfkA sAEzhd yoa aka - IN
eF~nns yuuT teHEtE14AAa of prncf e tAe
Eirsaa q 4 8 q. car nAaaa Rn1 whst -
haEs sAte y bOf pxtka q ueat gasWete
"a aAuac fug ufss = as kAmn
Atn1ly yoEEA.
hsA O. sEuE
- azzzsg = s4Ba
r1lnnss @soa AZ skfa Dsss.sa muasa
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
a Man Who Dyes to Live

rINHERE y Is TACOMA. vi. a Man
VITO ayss to I've ana ives - dse. Aud II
aarrr &c Agas the fetief he lives. Tsis az
wlftss 20 ~. " nor the pass two years !
s=y= beea q PerfFct maEisr to dyspepsia a.
u 10 d ] wsa Z tsks trts rly stoGs tufeed
az q ifaaah iate hltipg c=ulGrou 81 s u
gsuezssing PsinS and di.o lnfGrt thFozskozt
Ey SIXTEEN I havs sried al kinda Of rene
dies, aaa The eniy unfiiHHe ore ever fousd
. Afaez-s iyEssFsfs fsa.sts. I an Gid 20
nassad these 81 81 uh5 .nif-F ff1@ thts
drssd esE path, beaSufs I an snre fhsy N1ll
fsr lel & y D. haEsE1soE. Teens stesn
gys Wsrks . IS a b. A. b. >TEWARf. 5sls j.
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$500 REWARD {!

fT4EE ABOVE REwAzD Will BIZ PAID
fer tbs aErsst and G nvf-sien q ths party
o. p4sfies 20 sfass q sza aftrUptee % roe
s-s za-ss- M. 5eoEsss a. Rsestsa. En- Fro1f
strett. Meta eestsie, e1 ne sssnLng q Sza-
WILLIAM coCE BASE.
IEIedUf sssriE q alag Csaaty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
FoR MoNRYED aUYERN

We ssEs ), 10, 70. %. 80 80 100. leo apd 40
acre tracts i1Efag cssss 70 lie els. fbst -
oder It low prices
II sou are IL Washington Tcrrltory for ycur
neaita, MAKE x probable visit. II vcs A.
SEE ~ 5of lnStstfient Guy whiie prices are Low
s1ea expressions - 4 5uy prOpe-tv q -
eastern states cheSaeF tA4u / can Ont 49,
Sou draE iuisEess on IDLE money or rss5 ~.
BENEFITS 81 an advance. ~
We en- sell 70 GU noH I've per cant chen
ef thso " en- tixty days frum this dat.
epriaG aod anssafne eli have the g.. a
ieet 90 reai es4 prices 8 i vii Ia. a.
n5Esra- L mi srinz ihen u. Va
We have business aad fesidene. sss..
viii PaJ hAndsaEnsiy to hols. Resd 49,
aud bug.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
FaOT 10 Bg REMRnBgRYn.

Do PCS Be denefssd b naisrepsssaufn.
tiou. Ask yoaF dfnerisl far AlIc-eks !
PcFols RIaslsfs and ist 70 exut snasian
o. salseita4fan infass yea - aeee~t :
sahstisasa. Allcoekss Piasaera are 4
pafsiS seEesatlle prepaKstIon. the for
mas q anieh y Known onfv 20 -
manzfastnfers. Ibeis valuable oaFa-
ttss qaaliiies sFs eae 10 sbs euBloT.
neut q tie highest meiio4i skill Ties
set ssfesx. rf0mDtly an3 eTsetnaily.
Over 10000 persons have been cnEee
b. Aileookss PsFg1s Pfasasrs.
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OR SAL &.

1NHE TAs eoRKS Farm, oS wEFTE
River. eoatzia.ng aeoat 80 acres q
szFgs q hcps coed residence tenant louise,
kilss. warehouse. barns, ETC., "a zoe order.
IRIS Is one 81 sse best farms 10 TIE Terrisory.
ssg sores o. timber Sad adjoining As isr sals.
70 rsfssca ikrs. apply te - ADDE'S
8EO. ~. VAN DOREN.
1hiss giyef p. o.
nads8 Eirg ca, Was TaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

fore the b ON and bsoefs from tue alvarez
TrAnsc0ntinsntal railroads are hendiaT 70,
8eatiis
Manufacturing is asu1isbing ana CROWN,
With hssltAy EF0Eth.
General eomueTce is IN a state u subgtas
tai progression
The daily papers are aued vita accounts g:
uew enterprises.
Seattle s the eeEier II supply for four. & M
Of the Puget Sound districts
British Colurnbla aud A aska loot % her "a,
large proportion ef their general rperchar.
disc. machinFFy md sgpplies.
IL wholesale houses Of Ssv York Phils.
elphia, Boston. C5iesEo and ssu Prsnrfseo
recognize sesttie IS tee SoT,h PAcfac 81 1
snd srs ashtirg tOoth and nAii for h. pst.
r5nage
Every week bsFalds tie esssb tsbrnSnt 81 q.
Rev agency Ia our midst fer toe ssls or infrs
dEction Of their HaTsE
CAhie-eAT roads couneei ing both ends NJ ~.
eity. With many otaer fmBogtaus spteruris-s
are bot qIesftcE q few week.
For teess reasons AID ;hau tands cf ofhers
Inst ar stihia ready call. ~ say h1v NV
Aod Il Joo wan; bsrgzin, buy o.
COOK MOOsE, Rsal Estate Rr t.,, $500
Hne Jams strettA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

We have u pieces dress goods witch
wA sud - 81 wbich se tseught & o good
10 cell ~ Sos last week. They 90 Mon
tay ~ 25s. Carr sale al seek, 18th
% u4t. Texas & Sineermsu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

washington Territory Dental and
ftotozFsphto Depot.--A fun sappiy 1t
iow prieeE. A. B. SIKWAnx 4 Co, drug
Rists nc5 Il
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szks. AIss Of 81 wooi drtss goods
a CAestsx ulsaxy'A
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IS yard. Far srimmtoR reduosd t.
= cruts ht GasstrF o.esrssa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28

s. BUILDERS.
shop in Yesler Mill foot of Mil street. Seattle. W T.
Pussomcs h7B
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-28
MOORE,

COOK Go MOOR Il,
Real Estate Brokers, Second and James st Get
SEATTLE, WASH. jas4
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90 NuruAr nENTT1T.

Articles Of Incorporation have been
dlsd WITH Secretary OsinRs Of the Yes
ier Sood. roal and lamoeF o0mpaay, Of
Seattle. The iaeofporztoTs are j. ID
LoSmap and George II. Foster. The
capita sock ~ $1,000 Also % the
oisizsns land companv OF Tacoma, vito
: oapIlsl stoek Of SO COO. TIE ineoF
poral-fs are u. ". thompson, @. X.
, Eoog, J. X. Mcmillan and q. n.
Johosea.
ObmIis, jar. a lsSs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16

numerous residents and taxpayers In
the vicinity Of Ekalaks, praying that
Mr.. J. p. Hedges be appointed rs J. p,
~ that place.
On motion such petition was granted
and clerk directed TO notify him of bis
appointment and request him to file
his bond and qualify 10 the time a. re-
quired by law.
The report Of John Fraser for road
district No. | for the quarter ending
February 29lh, was examined and on
motion approved.
The following petitions were on mo-
tion laid over:
The petition that the board grant an
appropriation Of $500 10 be expended
10 working the Terry and Ekalaks
road.
The petition asking that Mr. g. r..
Mcdonald be appointed ss road super
visor in and for rosd district No. A.
The petition praying that the board
lay or cause to be laid out a county
road from Muddy postoffice 10 the
Wyoming line. This petition heing
laid over on account that the loard
bad no evidence that the notices ts re.
quired by law had been posted.
The hour of noon having arriv,o on
motion the board took recess unrl
p. m.
OFFICE COUNTY CLERK, Bpm.
Board reconvened rs per recess
taken with same official persons pre-.
ent rs at morning session.
The tressurer's report having been
tiled In this office on motion the board
proceeded to the treasurer's Office to
, check up the same the afternoon
being spent in such checking up.
The board then adjourned until 10
o'clock q. m. tomorrow.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th.
The board Of commissioners con-
veueu NJ lU O'CLOCK a. m., as per ad-
journment from yesterdays session.
With present toll board OF commits
sioners.
l.. &. Dear, clerk Of board.
Sheriff by deputy.l
The Sheriff made due notice of
meeting.
Oa motion the board continued the
examination and checking up of the
report OF the county treasurer.
Aud the whole day was spent in
such examination aud checking up
with exception o: recess taken for
dinner.
When board adjourned until 10
o'clock, q. IN, Monday, March 18th,
1883.
Continued Tomorrow
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16
A.treIorer., Magical RIng..

The ring among astrologers was favor
ite means Of diyining the future. II was
suspended by hair in the middle of a
cup known as the draining cup. Ques-
tions were asked and the ring tapped the
sides Of the goblet in answer, but as the
hand of the astrologer held the hair to
which the ring was fastened, perhaps
there was not so much diyining in this
as the credulous supposed. AL astrol-
ogers. however. had at least seven magic
rings: one for the sun, diamond set in
gold; another for the moon, a crystal in
silver: third for Mercury, a loadstone
in silver; a fourth for Venus, an amethyst
in copper; a fifth for Mars, an emerald in
iron; sixth for Jupiter, a cornelian in
tin; a seventh for Saturn, a turquoise in
lead. Many astrologers had a zodiac ring.
or ring exhibiting in its setting all the
signs of the zodiac, the general effect be-
ing that of a calendar or old fashioned
almanac. Charm rings are also very
common even in later times. Henry VIII
had 90 much confidence in a ring which
belonged 20 Thomas a Beckett that he
had il set as thumb ring and wore il
all his life.-Globe- Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16
Informed on Each Other.

Here is a story told by New Jersey
Justice Of the peace: "A man from
Pennsylvania was arrested in Gloucester
for having dead deer in his possession.
He was fined $50, which he paid. and
went back TO Pennsylvania. About the
same time another Pennsylyanian was
caught in the same way and fined the
same amount He also paid up. In
both cases the whole fine, under the law,
went TO the informant against them. I
knew them, and il always puzzled me
how they came 10 seem so coIHnted 10
pay their fines. Well. sir, lave Just
found out. Do you know that thes
measly Pennsylvanians had put up job
10 come over here TO kill our deer, and
then each inform ON yhe other. so that
the fine each paid went right back into
the pocket Of the other, and their deer
didn't cost them acent!"-Chicago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16
Automatic Acc,a.p, Insurance.

The latest London novelty is The utili-
zation Of the drop nickle in the slot ma
chine 10 the purposes Of insurance. A
company has been organized. TO be known
as the Automatic Accident Insurance
Box company, and It's object is stated
TO be Ito provide the public with ready
means Il obtaining an insurance for
twenty-four hours against desth arising
from accidents Of every description. by
simply placing penny in the slot Of a
box. Brooklyn Eagle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16
JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday.

Ths Obiciai Paper of Custer County
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SOCIETIES.

40. H.-Diyision No. 1 meets first and sseond
Sundays Of each month.
X. OF H,-Meets first and third Wednesdays at
7,sOp. M, al Odd Fellows Hall.
AT. IA M.-Iellowstone Lodge, No. 26, fret
and third Wednesday,.
X. A. M.-Ysnosstone Chapter. No. 5, second
nursdaylin each month
x. T.-Damsseus Oommandery fourth Thurs
days.
10. o. P.-Custer Lodge, No. IL, every
No saday st their hall.
i. 90. F.-sentinal Encsmpment, No. Q, nrst
and third Friday.
X. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No 7, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
@. x. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
p, IN. "
X. Of L.-First and third Fridays.
q. A. R.-U. s. Grant Post, No. II, hrst snd
%. q. T.--star Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
third Tuesdays Of each mon'h at Good Templars
hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16
utiilsinx Appi. po,naee.

Apple pomace was once thrown away
at all the great cider mills, as Il was
thooght 10 possess no value Us food cr
manure IL Is nov sold 10 he used fof
both purposes. Not few dairymen w
good prices for II 10 fesd 10 milk cowk--
Chicago Timss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-16
Commissioners Proceedings.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CUSTER /
COUNTY, MILES CITY, MoNT.
March 8, 1888.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF CUsTER)
COUNTY, MILES CITY, MoNT.
March 8, 1888.
The board OF county commissioners
convened at 10 o'clock a. m. in regular
session according TO law for the trpns-
action of general business, with pres
ent:
l.. A. Huffman, Esq, chairman Of
the board.
l.. J. Whitney, commissioner.
G.. w. Allerton, commissioner.
Sheriff by deputy.
Sheriff made due notice of the meet.
ing.
On motion the board proceeded to
the examining and auditing Of claims
against the county and of which the
following were allowed in amounts
and on funds as follows, and the clerk
directed to draw warrants tor same:
Il. II. Irvine, sal. as sher. con-. $3.50 90
Geo. Grs, sal. rs CT. steno.
grapher, con...................... "a 50
Il. IA. Irvine, dieting prlscner,,g 1856 Az
T.. X. Davis, sal. and expenses
deputy sheriff, con................. lsS 20
II Hoou, sal. and expenses dep
uty sheriff, cOn.....,............... l40 O0
Geo. II. Milburn, sal. and fees
coun y attorney, gen ...-......- 20 90
Geo. X. Mllburn, office rent,
county attorney, gen........... "a 90
Jas. McFar aue, ssi. and stamps,
clerk of ct, con. ................... I27 90
I. j. Thompson, sal. assessor, con. las So
|. Silverman, sal. a. special dep.
uty county clerk, con........... 100 90
w. G.. Sta, hle, sal. rs ex otfiicio
clerk probate court, con......... so 90
w. &. Stsehle, sal. as probate
Judge, con n..................."...... 10 w
j. b. Hawkins. sal. rs jailer, con 75 90
Miss Louisa Cooley, sal. a. co.
supt. and stationery, con......- 76 80
NJ. Brandenburg, sal. as treas
urer, con-. ......."....".............. lUo Do
A. II. Swerdfiger. sal. as deputy
clerk, .........."......."....... lVU w
and stamps, con on.................... lss 81
Elizabeth Kelly, reb.of tsxes,g. 60
US. Land Office, letting lands,g 80
A. w. Church, livery hire,ge 20
Geo. Blank, drayage, gen.....- W
w. +. Goggin, reb. oftaxes, gen. 30
Sam hilburn, services as special
deputy sheriff, gep.............. 5 SO
w. ID. Smith, exps. as stock in
spector, gen eD.-............".......... 10 IS
j. III. Conrad & Co., mdse........ Z Is
Leighton d Jordan, mdse..... -. IL IS
X. X. Selway, reb Of taxes, gen. ii 90
q. Z. Comstock, wood furnished
county, gen.".."."....."...... l32 80
Mrs. NJ. White, washing for
prisoners, gen n."..".........-..". 4 u
w. B. Skinner, mdse, gen."..- 90
X. M. Bell Tel. Co., use OF lele-
phones, en....."..........s...... 80 w
+. +. Fish, rent for sherlff's
quarters, gen............."..... 80 W
Palv.rI Bros, reb. Of taxes, gen l6 "a
w. Z. Savage, stationery. gen :. 81 So
z. q. Whited, sal. ~ janitor, g. $50 OO
j. w. Wright, mdse, gen........ 50
Strevell Il Garlock, atty fees, gen 100 90
], Wright, mdse, gen. ............... 81 75
n. BoIchardt, mdse, gen......... TO
Z. Butler, ser. as. J. p, gen.. AZ 05
VIM. Harmon, mdse, gen."."." 8 %
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PHYSICIANS.
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpiscopaD Palmer st.-ser.
vies sundays II $50 O. m. and 1880 p. M. Wm'
Hsrfall. rector.
Baptist Chureh-ssrioes Sunday. II q. m, p.
n. 9. ID, Do-ney, pastor.
Methodist Church-services Sunday, IL a. m,
7,A p. IN. S. Z. Snider, pastor.
Presbyterian Churcb-Seryices sunday II a. M,
ESQ y. m. 7. C. Armstrong, pastor.
uhureh Of sacred Heart, Cathole-sunday, 10
O. N. 4. W. J.Lindesmith, chaplain, U. :. A.