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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-25

WE BROUGHT IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. TOO.
From The Chicago News.
The Republican party IS keeping up its record In the
matter OF enlarging the union of States In 1864 II
compelled Democracy 20 aunt new soatn, s N, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-25
THROWING OFF HER D

TIlIlClWING OFF HER DISGUISE
From The Chicago Tribune.
Tho Dakota picnic season ended suddenly when tho
Enabling art passed Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-25

Every now and then, when justice has overtaken
a conspicuous scoundrel and given him resound-
ing blow, the community is led to expect that the
warning will be needed; but the crop Of luaves
in public and private life doesn't seem to diminish
very rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-25

II Lieutenant Baert had been a wide-awake
New-York newspaper man, he surely would not
have come back TO Europe without knowing what
those latest dispatches from Stanley contain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-25

President Cleveland is lseep ping up his reputation
as vetoer of pension bills. 1t is reasonable to.
expect that his last official act viii be veto Of
bill giving pension to some disabled soldier
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1889-04-20

"a.
Tia Nsss Fork Ersrisg Fost Will texin, on
The third ps n .;tu isaue n wEBxLt snf1sls.
havis.g tor IL rrincinHi ain, the prO,nuiioii 81
.1.smae krfrpn. which liza .bccom., the para
mount issue ln-i.sti.n,l poiltirs. hr exist
eurs- al All A~tual surplus in the Treasury
eefimatrd III r-aeh Sl#l9 600 on the 3'hh al
Juils, 1889. and the further infre: ~ thereof
an..~r pf*senr laws. ars,sn ,mtlsre 10 Nil hTsi-
nras in,errsIs. Hnd ,litrrt incentive ts waeie-
inlH-as and enrrn,tiun IN tae app "i'ri ations
OF p,,hlic inanry. TIE Atantfo""t the p'",E'lr
having hs,eu str"ng v drawn to tsis subject by
tie President ia his last annual message, the
need st ipturnia'in an'i i''pul;.r ixhtrnneii'
on qiestiens Of revenue anu taxation lisfs t"'ait
increasingly felt in all parts al the c"unily.
1t IL the intrntion Of the iuiinagein. ut t1
make frrt-rtass weekl yr,e wsp;. f.:r 1T iwelvt
pages. Subscription price y per year y
free cop. at the iist unlnber will be mailed
anywhere OH rrqhrst. Send address ON i'Usta
cnid IT, Tax EvfA,Nu PUsT, New isrk. -,
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foiloTa. to. ons or;th n 49, sSS she
balance In ONE, two and three years, Ia interest
beaxtAg promissory u1tcs a. aforesaid; pro.
vided that the right Ia hereby specially rsaerv.
ed to the 3 irish VI st. Charles, TO t. Ike rp And
pay said notcs before maturity II 1t 30 elects.
Adopted by the following vot6i Yeas,
Picard, Gassen, kenrer, Bortte 81. Maxtip-
Nays. None. = -
On molten Mr.. Sc. Martin is authorized 70
ASCERTAIN the COSTS Of insuring the Courthouse
On motion the Jury adjourned TO the next
regular meeting.
j. C. TRICHE, =
..:z Secretary Police Jury.
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nEHD Sea Wsndrrssxi- In .Lausapils

nEEp Sea Hsndesssxi-, In tkSasat'as
.~1SA of forina. but are srrpassed by
the niarYels uf invention. Those W no are in
need Of profitable work tina, cnn be dune Willie
living ut hume SHOULD n; once send their adj
dres t" Hallrtt L. Co, Portland. Maine, snd
receive free. mil information how either sex.
of all ages, cpn earn tran S. to SIS per day
aud up@ ards wherever they live. You arr
have made over $50 in :. Single ,luy at this
work. All succeed.
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Beware OF Ointment for Catarrh
- that contain Mercury,

a. Mercury will. surely destroy the sence
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucus surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except On. prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hall
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F u.
Cheney& Co, Toledo, o.. contains no
mercury, and ia Internationally, and acts
directly upon the blood and mucus sur
face OF the system. in buying Halls
Latarrh Cure be sure you set the genuine
1t 10 taken internally and made In ToiedUs
Ohio, by r. }. Chepey& Co.. -
Sold by Druggists, price zoe per botties
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Our Trip To The Lone Star
~ state.


On Thursday, the 18th instants yield
w. II. Gsrretson. the genial special
Company, of Canton, Ohio, special
Sen% mite !. q lssssss nsss
sssHSpossa x = M i.st TIE
81 de Texas and RacifIc KsfiWsy "a
,.arir, May to- Dallas and other points IN
Texas. Charles A. Baqnis, Attorney
o. the Police jury, Accompaniedf IL
committee, at the special iiIvitatioH Of
.tr. Cslretsou. As, the train reached
st. James station. similar COMMITTEES.
Of the Police jury OF sc. James, com
rosed vi .Msssrs. Hector Himel, Nelson
Himel and Richard Esterbrook, joined
the party and ere the train bad sped
many mt]ss q perfect esstsxts ccrdidle
prevailed in the little circle and the cosy
drawing room of the elegant Pullman
wit and huinor. The object Of the trip
03qhc33 osts and Lock Company. are
Pre- proof Record Vaults. These vaults
NV ~ use - Aaliass G0uso,rs U11'uo. auo
other portions OF texas. before enter
Ing into any corfract ana 10 order 10
establish the absolute renapuity o. tneT
ysafts and thei lre PTooi pfOpeIIsess tns
Company reanssts ths. aePo,ntInent %
speclai CommHtees q ing 1oiics aufses
Ut the confracfinE .pansnes, 70 accom-
rauy their special Agen,. 70 1exass LnelHe
to be exhibited LIE yanils erscIedsRytli:
A pilgrimage 70 talper the county isesf
Of Upshnr County, y the main oDJeafEe,
point, for there, ainiuss ne. deorss OF the
County CoaTtneuse. NnEn va 9es-
troyed py~nIe, cn, sns na9as " lne Aoth
day VI Nnvemper 1cesy eua asniyssolty-
eight hours atter W = u dDsencensgaetea;
stsnus one of the f1Jle nglu xecorgssS u1ss
In excellent condltoA. ana the keccTds
and Archives thrfesn sronfaineaaatta toe
time Of the connag .sdion were ,iouna 70
be In Q peffect stase OF -preseLSattons
This fact speaks volumes IN favor.oi
these vaults, wien u - CONSIDERED tnat
the hilfng or cement injected Detween
the walls of the vaults was not yet.
and consequently the flre proof quantities
thereof had not yet been fully developed.
In testimony OF their appreclationoftnls
vault and qf their confidence In It's apso-
lutte. IRE proof qualities, the county
authorities accepted and paid for said
vault. In the condition i stood after the
fire, and the foundation o. new court
house are now being laid around it.
:. After making personal examination OF
the vault INSIDE ana outside ano 1eeing
convinced that the same are Wnal Lney
IRE represented. to be. the committees
Returned" % their respec.iys parishes on
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stabaished- February 18th 1873
-=ADvERTISlNa RATES.

fransirut sav~rtmements ~ per sruas~. Hrss
r,scrfiou. Eacb subsequent ~sssrtioB. City
GENTS per Inch. aFs ,s ,.-..s - q
Oa. eolninn one year S@e@A 90
Rre .aarfer raiutnn os~ year 35ftc
small tsrsls ONE ysay :: 1000
Advrrsis~.aenss saa ssh.ersPs,ess, ara
co.l-rtahte -s~vsrsaAty IN Advance. 3
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HOW.S THIS.

q. 11oW > 410S
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Halls GSatarrh Cure
I E. j. CHENEY.& CO, Props, Toledo,
o. We. tie undersigned, nave known
T. j. Ct.ebey for ths last I5years, and
believe him perfectly, honorable in al
business TRANSACTIONS ant fin .ncially
able to carry Out any obligations nfsde
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo Ohio. =.
Walding, Kinnan & Marin. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
E. H. Van HOesen, Cashier, Toledo
National Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood ana mucls
surfaces of the system. Price, .5c, per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
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STATE I.
Tax Sales

ABLE,PRoPERTY.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
vs.. = "a. =.
TAX DEBTORs, PARISH OF
ST. CHARLES. -
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A BIessing to .ecpyy Woman,

Those OF our lady readers " no
would like 10 know how Child
bearing may be hiasle Painless and
aud Safe can get the information in
Il sealed envelope Ivy sending fou,
cents ia postage stamps to :"
Mrs. +. REVERE, Box 2S3.
Jersey City, n, D..
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-, State Of Louisiana, r.:
TWENTY SIXTH JUDICIAL. DIS
TR1cT. tobRT. '.:Es::
PARISH OF S3. CHARLES.
No.iS4is&3; -. :.
=! t-:.:r':. a. -. :.
srccsseioN OF, JAaEs 3: CALHOUN.

sCCCESS1ON OE. "a kS y, CA1uON%
whereas John q. Martin, Clerk Of the
Parish OF st. Chasies, the.duly gu aiined Ad-
nis.rator Of the Succession Of .. B. calhoun
has on this lnth day Of April. 1853 fied
in this Court dnal account OF her Adzninls.
sration Of said sucoession praying for the
hem clog ation Of the same. - -.
Public Notice Is hereby given TO sill whorh It
may concern to fiie their opposition IL any
they can or have, In writing. TO the honorable
the Judge OF our said Court at the Courthouse
within ten days Yrotn the nrst publication
hereof. why the final account herein flsd
should not be approved and homoiogated as
prayed for. and the funds In the hands OF the
Misunderstanding distributed, In accordance
Herewith. "
Witness the Honorable Emile Rost Judge.
and the seal. OF the said Court, this 10th day
OF April A. D., 1888.
&C. TRICHE, =
Dr. Clerk Of Court.
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Respectfully submitted,
A. r PICARf,

The undersigned al the special invitation
and soiicitatiohaef W. II. 6arettson, Esp, &C.
companied the. above committee on It's mis-.
sion and wzs present at the inspections and
iutsrviews hsreinahpve. referred TO and con-
ours in the Recommendations OF said COM
mittee. s-tf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-05-11

Master.
J. T. Thomas Grenada, Grand Warden.
G. G. Ross, Okelona, Grand Secretary.
F. NJ. Lassiter, Vicksburg, Crane Treas
urer.
Rev. G. A. Grammon, Okolona, Grand
Chaplain.
E. Bonelli. Vicksburg, Grand Marshal:
Jerry Robinson, Charleston, Grand Con-
ductor.
Monroe McClurg, Walden, Grand Guar
dian.
c. A. Brougher, Jackson, Grand Herald
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Crcdentials.- Bradshaw, Ellis 7
Hart and (. H Fant,
Judicial Isaac T Hart, | d Blumen-
thai and J NJ Dickev.
Legislative-G " Trimble, Z J Buch.
anan Jr., and Z N Hunt.
Superuisoru- H 1IcKjnz'e, E H Sims
and John Rowzee.
Fiscal. G billiard, S Fried and I
w Hammond.
Printiug.-Chas Lehman, BE Thoma:
and G c Ross
rha t.ra.,,nu oe;o,. e .ho Grand
r.on,, nu oot ,u',ot "a I ~ y moro lo oIantaG aG
ias. | T',end neu' a.. - ~ tno ~ o,,,; "s 49, '0
w J Webb, Aberdeen, Chief Patriarch
Dr.. d u1l1nn II m :,;n,. " 49, yo1,an % Co.
S; ats', = wardan - ja'' 1,"ao " n P,Dy,oo,ha Pry, ]
Ieniu 1a,i,, c ar;ana r. rona ''S cor;ha. y NJ Tas,
s;ter Viclsbu,y Grand Treasurer. n .
bradshaw summit Grand Rrepresenta
| tive: T ] Buchanan, Okolona, Crane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. Jan. 10
Wholesale business Is very active.
with slight weakness In the retail
market Fresh ranch eggs are much
weaker, and are now retailing at .g5e
per DOZEN Eastern are quoted At ae@
1se wholesale. Armour dressed hams
have slightly downward tendency.
and some dealers quote l2ea l2t<c a.
jobhlng prices Live poultry is arriv-
ing more freely. ~ish indications OF
lower prices. Hay Is nos received in
large supply. bat values have not va
rsed. There Is no movement In oats.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE.
CkiP --DaEsng the las q hours tie
H1erEhaDGsse and produce receipts n his
pvrt have been a. fQlsoWa Puget saz.s,<i
Shore road 10 tons. colupb.a 4 Puget
sound railroad, IL tons. san OF which
Eastern railway. ~ tons. caal.
mianeF. brick. wood. etc. steamers "a
Anderson. S ton: brentwood. 1 TON. u i.
Perry - to1ss City Of Quincy. 70 tons.
Total reeeipts, sks5s tons.
sAIPMEN i~-- During the last a hgurx
goods sisd merchandise have been shipped
from seattle to THE surrounding cxsnftrs a.
follows. Pssget Sound Shore road. 81 tons.
Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad tors
seattle. Lake Shore K Eastern yxIlxay. 4s
foiss. Steamers -rresnief. toms. Fleet
weed, sfoas: EunEoe. a. tons. Edith. -.
tons. Nellie toDs: Augusta. tons Total
! shspnEntz. i02 tons
NATURE or kEcEfPIs--f}sfs 60 sacks.
Door yc SACKS. shorts - sacks. bran 81 SKIS.
cnsons : sacks. apples - bxr. eggs / Dor.
butter box and churn. cheese eases.
pears I'D eases. beans cases. krant bhis.
pigsIest - kits hay fuS tons anfi sss bales.
ducks bdI. clans 2 sacks. oysters / boy.
nailaiBg rock % tors, sswmin machinery
carload, wood carloads, brick carload.
doors IS, insaber s. 600 feet, calves HEAD
sheep 90 head, cattle IS head.
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O. L. & N. CO..

ST EA lIERS
yy-Ua LEAVE SEATTLE cry DoCg
w fer Tassopns daily except Saudsy -
i.ae A. NJ, 90 p NJ. 4as r. n. ard s. Is
T. NJ. sar Nisfoyis-As s.sS A. n Fer
uaynpiz-At 21p r. ".
SUNDAYS
For Tacema--AfI.se A. II. ard 500 r. ".
Teaching Al lnseTraa.afa1~ gsssasz en- ~
r0atss
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- yneszofvx. nj I. - |. 81. Z. -. i,
q slk y Istp : anz I. III :. q S<zssis I I
= : 6xusd = xary G. Hss1. ,s4u : IA L
hix !. Nas6znxt0s ats1- &sS4. =
e Nses.en n Johs nsy. srss< d res.s
% - = % =, e. xsxE
-. - - Sksxz< - 4. Ishnsoa. lets xs,a Z
nsx :. fAsxresk add 60 West ses<s,s' scr :
n hlAzae - NJ IL Gssnecu. = ss-s a -
1ose azt 8. NaTnsrssss pses. I'll =
= 1ssvA - A. = l9aH1na acres q s,s.
s e q sxs< ef sssz II sc s y HnsT4e.
y. NeMsekszs 10 II. Hesr,sr Id. 1 80 x.
ssassxe znss sszs : q sass - ~ - =.
=. = Ie<serss 1rsz aid. s9s6e
fseorxs Darsxel So n E<eua. Ia szk
y = SzTp psss 81 h1x !. szsfa <pEsffs 81 ~ bSf
= Iesrx : Tssr*a adj $50
i NJ No<xs 20 3. aaEersez. Iof i. SIX 7.
Anf&sss ssesssd adj. xe5A
a. %efzseu - ~ sz4lsess. sss X. III -
MaSsson stress aS<zi<saa. x<a.
Issss 10 Z r wAss7sr. nanae ~
Pr e ca. 10 n MeDoaala. ~
& sse y. y = 81 e. ss15.
Mechanics Msfl Co. 20 Merhknsexr NH
q isauter c., coa 81 yo50s 90 = sxsarxsn
N.srzsx1 - Purchased. - n sf ~ nnsxia
o. fxssnserr5zz at produced tzsenre 4 81 n
irihsee westerly parallel with Soru1a * Sc
da1o wafer. % - feex Of above. together
@sesz z@stSraz t<Tfs ftE-s &Z3r>3S ~
saaa E0illrg 10 Cassin EieExys5soD, tract
70. p. seattle Homestead AMccsafisr-
30
Z BseuEts 20 Simon EaMpf. lots 4 aa1
u. Bis ?, % Denny q Hoyf's sad. szsa
Biexets 70 LDuls W and Della Halter,
.gs :. hsk y, and los -. blk -, Denny 4
Hests add. szn<a
Fssacis Morse 10 J. K Van Wrinkle. sas ..
DIX Z. y. III. kfnFx&ursfs add. Ron
Heary J. sehfo6eE "a Henry A. Schroeder,
- ns4 Of nesz OF sell. sec ., p -. 4.
~ Waite 20 Fred Nahn. lots Is and Is.
blk Z. white 4 Msnuinx's. Wsxt seattle.
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f0gr Tus SsgSe. Jan. II -Salsed Bis
l,aasbTiaa fFtnSc, nefToit aid Enech Ia
bot
keST htAssLg9. Jar. fa.-- Sas1sai- -Sa
Rosie Htit
>sta BAY. Jsa Il. Tag NazsleS rasss.i
outward ts1ft ; snip 81 = IA; tags Ta
cssssea saa Rainier ia pogs, cloudy fs.SA
tass wiNa
s&S EgsSs5sCa. Jan. 5s--AsrsFe str
4sxscs. Nsetos3z; sh keaasssc. SSasssrsass
t-iesssxt ~-SzT Nils15aetnn. Poxs Tpwssss,gssg
Has ST. CSssfA Aigss- Aaaslnsa. eMiivxs--fk
salantsssss t'sss AAsissssas - acuss, psTs
DIS every kfssaps PaSot Sssnn5.
Saz8usss. 3ss. fs.-~AFg4xe&- ia,
IA "a tstsss AAnGaavex.
NsAe@EKNx- Anna. from Is
CORA
pesER, Jan. Is Passed Isisnia. fren
' sses0Fss fes AAsz1&30sl
fuSus Lgr~-e 4 sssxsxt-ysnaeS A Efnw-
tsozs sssrst Sanus. e. o. shissaoye, pe-
f,sttNrr has.
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TELEGRArHIc MARKETS.
NEW Yonx srocx ryyIxr

NEW YORK, Jan. I9s--The stock market
was again fairly active to-day. and for the
general list inclined 10 strengthen, bat an
attack upon SouthHesterns checked this
tendency, and such small advances As
hsn been made IN early dealings we're
generally neafralfred toward the close
Pullman was The special feature OF early
trading. and IL rapidly shot MP per cent.
The close was fairly active and rather
nessy. at close 10 the oeaning prices
Government bonds were duh but firm.
The hanks aow hold SIS 90 600 In excess
OF the requirement
EXCHANGE And SECURITIES
NEW YoEx. Jan. H. Money on exis. easy
At Prime mercantile paper. ~ Sfer
ling exchange. ~ ssh
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| STREET.

of adverne
yorsaean
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Nav Yoax, Jan. ls.--Amador 81 IS, Best
& Belcber ~, Caledonia Black Hills s. So.
Consolidated California a Virginia s. sc.
Commonwealth s.. Deadwood 81 20, Home
stake 81 r. Iron silver = Is. Mutual 81 As,
Navajo VI 30. Commonwealth 81 10. Ontario
s8 ~ ophir s. =, Plymouth y =, stand
ard VI, Silver King 81
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
San Francisco. Jan ~ wheat Demand
small; market weak. qaa,able 81 zeal IL,
| the latter an extreme al the moment
options Buyer season. " ~; buyer isse,
81 4sas
Rarley--ssocks isrge: prices unchanged.
Oats - Weak. aid market depressed
nnser heavy sapplles; leo ecutais arrived
from Washington Territory 70 day. choice
ised. III TO- Nc. ], vi %; sower grades SIC
e2ss
HvIs-Demsnd nominal; cslifora:s QUOT
able. i-sssassaae. according 10 quality
Potatoes situation fayors haferS iriarke;
weak supplies large, SO sacks arrived to-
day Peerless. S4a&sss Rarbankx 5sasoe:
Garnet Chile, ssssssSe: Early Rose. sTsltasc.
hnsisr- Market STEADY: fancy. lse; good
to choice, 2sssste.
:. Egxs-unehanrsi: California ranch, siss
sc; store lots. axsaSoc.
No ehsrsezs reported
srs yogK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
Nsw York, Jan is.--Haps-strong for
chaiee
Coffec-opsionS opened steady and nr-
changed - 10 points up. closed iNsis
points above YESTERDAY sales. g. 80 BARS.
febstlasy, So e09iS -. March. SIS 900
Il s.. Scot kia sgrengs fair rargoss. nc.
Sugar Raw. steady and dali. far Feda-
Ing. Is iae; centrifugal, ~ test. sS.c; ne
fne- puiet and steaay
Coppes-taist AID steady lake, January,
81 -
Lead ban and heavy; domestic,
s. 81
T'a- Easier; faifiy active. straits, 81 q.
F4r silver. s3ssc
Petroleum. nprned sssa9y. closing a sac
cHIcsso LlYs sracx saakEf.
CH1caGo. jan 10 - Cattle - Receipts,
sc.eas steady choice 90 extra hSexee s. SKA
5; sseeEs s. Ssssss To- xsoekerx aud feeders.
3 *ss3 30 Texas cattle, 81 -vz11
ttoSs- Receipts stses weak and xssi0r
loser mixed 81 ssssss hesss, 81 ssGas o5.
tsght, 81 Sslsea 10
Sneep-- fzes'espts. 1900. xsseag: natives,
s. eSssS. western corn fed 81 4asss Sc. Tex
~. sSa4
LIVERPOOL GRAIN xsxxKT
btyEsreet. Jan ~ w AexS. dull:
demand fair Csvu. easy; aeEiADa fair
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1ust rrrss xe<s af-scs, in yserse-s f-era japan,
whscA Wiz be sod eAesp. Asx - se- them.
rxS Esssrss iasAs Bm,ifzx. rssas =
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Have your magazines. vnusac,
and law books bound suhRtAn-
TALLY "a p Anttsouy's oindesy,
Opera Block
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

r EAyES YEsIERss WHARF FOE IA
IL Coca, Olympia asc Big skookam ~ :
n T. every Monday. Wednesday ard Fri.
fay.
Returning. leaves sheisoa. Big skxsokan
81 a n ever TUESDAY. ThErsdxy and sss
Grdzy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

Following Ii the list for the ras< weex
furnished 81 Wood & Osborne. shsfrAszorx
, 1889-04-07

Section s of water ordinance as amend
ed provides that Water for irrigation or
sprinkling shall be used from 6 to 10 a.
NJ. and from 4 to 9 p. IN, only; and it
shall be unlawful to use water for such
purposes at any other time"
DUTIES OF OFFICERs-FINEs.
Sec. IA. 1t shall be the duty of the city
marshal. the city engineer and the police.
men OF the city to take special heed il
securing the enforcement of the pro.
visions of this ordinance; and such off,
GERS, or any OF them, shall Immediately
shut of the water from the premises o.
any l~icensce or other person found violat.
ing any of the provisions of this ordi.
nance; and the water for such premises
shall not again be turned on until the oc-
cupant or owner shall have paid to the
city marshal a fine of 81, and for a second
violation of any of the provisions of this
ordinance it shall be the duty of any Of
the officers aforesaid to cause the offender
to be duly prosecuted therefor before one
of the police justices of the city.
CHhs. w. RINER, Mayor.
, 1889-04-07
MeteoroIogicaIly speaI.Ing.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne, April
THE report of rainfall for the twelve
hours ending at s p. m. yesterday was as
follows; Fort Washakie 90 inch. Raw
Inns trace, Ell Paso 81, Santa Fe .OS,
Fort Asslnaboine .O6, Fort Custer, Huron,
St. Vincent, Fort Elliott and Fort Nc
Kinney trace. The temperature was gen
orally high, except in the lake region,
where it was 50 above freezing. Range OF
temperature in Cheyenne from $50 to 650.
For to-day. rain. followed by fair weather
and cooler.
, 1889-04-07

At the practice shoot OF the Cheyenne
Gun club yesterday these scores were
made:
AT 25 Acknowledgement l6;
Governor Moonlight, -; DR.. Holcombe,
s; Geo. Fact, II.
AT % Observation-Disclosures 49,;
Gov. Moor light, 10; DIR. Holcomb, 8;
Geo. East, u.
At % acknowledgements IT; DI.
Holcombe, 49, Geo. Fast, 10; T. F.
Dolan, 10.
Last evening the club held a regular
meeting at which DIR. Holcomb was
elected president to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Governor
Moonlight. DR.. Allen was installed as
secretary, vice Lem Ellis. resigned.
The club made a provision for a gold
medal to be contested for at club shoots.
, 1889-04-07
MAKING THE CONCRETE.
The Laying of Shop Foundations
Has Commenced.
Citizens View the Beginning of
Actual Construction.
The StOnemasOns Will Commence
Early This Week.

AS presaged by The LEADER actual
shop construction commenced bright and
early yesterday morning, when Foreman
Pullman began the drilling of his con
crete gang.
The walls of the extensive machine
shops and supply depot to be built and
maintained by the Union Pacific here are
going up. They grow while you wait.
Excavating has not ceased, as thousands of
cubic yards of earth are yet to be displaced.
Wide and deep trenches must be made
as receptacles for the foundations of walls
and heavy machinery.
Mr.. Pullman had somewhat of n circus
in conducting operations yesterday. He
has a faithful gang of laborers at work,
but they knew nothing of concrete mix
ing. To teach them to Judge the proper
quantities of cement, water and crushed
stone required to produce first-class
concrete was no mean task, but
the experienced foreman mastered
it and before evening had an
expert concrete gang. The mixture Is
made in large boxes carefully shoveled
into the trenches and then tamped until
walking over it makes no impression upon
the surface. The tamping sorely troubled
the laborers at first and many were COM
pletely despatched with concrete before
they learned the proper movements.
Some wore low shoes while heavy boots
are necessary and not a few of them are
tenderfeet sure enough this morning.
A great many citizens visited the shop
sites yesterday to see the Inauguration of
the actual building. By last evening
fifty yards of concreting had been ac.
complished. To morrow the concreting
force will be increased to thirty-six men
and perhaps some masons, who are ex-
pected to arrive to day, will commence
work.
Shop construction is to be pushed.
Several more cars of material we're re-
ceived here yesterday aud the unloading
force will be increased as the cars must
be gotten out of the way.