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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-15
THE TERRITORY.

|
Hon. s. B. Axtel has returned
| to Santa Fe from an extended visit
east.
George. w. Rope Of Boston is
looking into the wool business OF
the Territory.
Trinidad Romero has received
the appointment of U. 8. marshall
for New Mexico.
A new Unconventional paper.
FL Anciano, has made its appear
ance in East Las Vegas.
J. W. Bell of Lake Valley and
Mrs. Emma e. Wood of Denim z
were married last week.
Joseph A Atkins of Socorro has
been sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment in the Territorial PEN
itentiary.
On the Mojave desert, Arizona,
$4,000 sacks of wheat and the same
amount of barley has been har-
vested.
Prof. Hiram Hadley of Las
Cruces has gone to Washington to
look after the educational interests
of the Territory.
The Optic says Col. r. W. Webb
is figuring to purchase the con-
trolling interest in the New Mexi-
can newspaper.
From private letters we learn
that Gus Riddle, a former citizen
Of Kingston, died at Slippery
Rock, Pa, Oct. 90 Shaft.
Robert NJ. Force, former clerk
Of the Third district court, and
we'll known in the Territory, is
rusticating at the Ojo Caliente.
The Roswell land office will not
be opened until the fact shall have
been advertised for thirty days,
and no advertisement has as yet
been made.
The Eddy Argus says there are
n that town 100 children over i've
and under twenty years, registered.
iSix months ago there were not six
children in the county.
The LC company have dehorned
a number of their calves this year,
and are seriously considering the
advisability of dehorning all calves
as they are branded - Enterprise.
The carcasses Of 10000 frozen
sheep are scattered over the plains
for thirty miles around Clayton,
and it is thought that when the
snow disappears thousands Of dead
cattle will be found.
Rev. Clarence Rathbury, at pres
ent q resident OF Connecticut, has
been selected as the new pastor Of
the Las Vegas NJ. Z. church. He
is highly spoken OF as a Christian
gentleman of attainmepts and So
cial qualities.
Holstein, Sickles & Miles, who
do business under the firm name
of the Kansas Cattle company,
have purchased the N. A. N. cat
tie and ranches from the Patricks
The cattle number $500 head, and
rsnge in the northeastern part of |
Grant county, between the MINI
bres and the Black range. The
Patrick ys. Pstrick controversy
concerning this property has been
settled.
The Optic of recent date says
Last night sixty-tbree horsemen
armed to the teeth, suddenly made
their appearance on the streets Of
Las Vegas about midnight, and
after making various demonstrs-
tions. left without doing any dam
age. There is a secret organiza-
ton Of fence cutters in the coun.
try southwest of Las Vegas, and it
is supposed that 1t was this organi-
zation that made its appearance
here last night. A number Of
murders have been committed in
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-15

that community during tho, past
six months, and a large amount Of
fence cutting done, and this ia
thought to have been an attempt
to terrorlze the community and
put stop to Investigations now
being made by the grand jury.
On the San Pedro road from Al
buqueraue snow driftsd ten feet
deep in places, and the stage dri-
yer had a thrilling experience there
the other day. He passed several
wagons stuck in the snow, and saw
the heads of two horses peering
out OF snow bank. The horses
had brides on, but he could not
tell whether they had been ridden
or were hitched to wagon.
The Ell Captain Cattle company
Of Lincoln county has let con-
tract for the building Of a 6-mile
lume to convey water from the
Captain mountain to desert land
claim on which they propose to
raise alfalfa. This is one OF the
leading companies Of the Terri
tory, and the turning of their at
tention the raising of alfalfa
means winter feeding and smaller
and better herds. This Is what
the cattle industry Of New Mexico
must come to.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-15
MINING MATTERS.

Billy kenworthy and Maj. Day
are doing assessment work in the
Cuchillo district.
Ed. Davidson, who has been
mining in Arizona for nearly a
year past, has returned to Chloride.
Manager Raunhelm, of the San
ia Fe Copper company, writes that
be will return from Boston about
the 18th inst.
Jesse Pritchard, we'll known in
Colorado and New Mexico mining
camps, 10 in charge OF the Grand
Tower Gold mines at Gold Hill,
this Territory.
Geo. w. Eustice, the new man
ager of the Carlisle property, has
notified the employees that they
will no longer be required to pur-
chase goods at the company's
store.
As matters now stand a big
smelter plant at Cerrillos and a
concentrating mill OF mammoth
proportions at the Cash Entry
mine are we'll nigh certainties for
the early spring.
John A. Miller has secured q
working bond on the Nugget mine,
Carlisle district, Grant county,
which is one Of the richest mines
in that section. He has also leas-
cd the Rain-in-the- Face, and the
Telegraph mills, through which he
will work the Nugget ore.
The Black Range says a new
discovery has been made by Capt.
Peter AXE, who has developed q
pay streak of very high grade ore,
returning 500 in gold and 56
ounces In silver. This discovery
is situated between Mineral and
Dry creeks.
Work is being pushed on the
Gray Horse mine. The plat has
been cut out on the FIRST level, 60
feet frsm the surface, and the level
ia being driven, with q pay streak
OF ore IL inches vide in the breast. |
The surface at the new working
shaft has been graded for hosting |
machinery, and the shaft is going |
down as fast az three shlfts can |
slnk il SHAFT.
1t Is said that the engineers In
surveying the route for a railroad
through the Grand canyon of the
Colorado found immense beds OF
gold. bearing gravel. Some were
l8 feet thick and prospscted we'll
from top to bottom. Miners esti-
mate that in one section of Dirty
Devil canyon there are 100000
,ubic yards of gravel that VIII
yield S., ,25O,000 in gold. !
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-15
GENERAL NEWS.

The two Dakotas became states
on the I'd inst.
The Paris Exposition will close
Ion the 18th instant.
About 100000 telephones are liz
use In the United States
The clerical. party has again sut-
fered defaat inItaly.
Another, batch of Mormon eldera
have been chased out of Alabama
Thursday, Nov. 2Sth, has been
set by the President for Thanks
giving day.
The interest bearing debt of the
United States is now less than
$500, 100000.
The debt Of Canada at the be.
ginning of the present fiscal year
was S2S4, 4,5l3,84l.
The Kansas Bender sensation
Is exploded. The suspected par
ties are not the Benders.
The fastest recorded time made
on electric railway is about twenty
miles an hour on street car sys-
tenn.
Four telegraph messages car
now be transmitted over one wire
at one time by using the quadru-
plex system.
The Democrats have finally won
IN the courts Of Montana, aud the
legislature, which will be Demo-
cratic, will elect two u. 8. Demo-
cratic senators.
Nettie r. Martin OF Philadel-
phia, is anxious to know the where
abouts of her brother, Samuel A.
Martin, aoarpenter and prospector,
now somewhere in the west.
Corporal Tanner puts in his leis.
ure time experimenting his new
Washington home, which he is
getting in shape for the winter.
He will remain at the capital until
spring.
Positive news has been received
from Henry M. Stanley. With his
usual good luck or judgment, he
has come out all right and will
reach Zanzibar in January or Feb.
ruary.
Eighteen years ago a Kanss,
City man paid 5000 for some
lots, and was laughed at. The
other day he sold them for $780,
600, and Is now doing the laughing
act himself.
The government has given a
contract to Merchant & Co., of
Philadelphia, for 100, 900 pounds of
copper blanks, and $1,000 pounds
OF nickle blancks to be converted
into pennies and nioklss at the
Philadelphia mint
The time fixed for tho resurvey
OF the boundary line between the
United States and Mexico west OF
the Rio Grande, having expired
without action, has been further
extended to Eve years FROM the
date of the ratification by the U.
8. of the agreement for such ex-
tension.
For some time past the Central
Traffic and the Western States
Passenger associations have been
q canvass among the roads
in the association obtaining opin-
ions as to the advisability of issu-
ing 5,000-mile tickets, good on any
line which il in the association.
The answers received thus far
show q willingness to try the ex-
pertinent.
The new state Of Washington
,eems to have been very careless in
the necessary proofs Of its
right to be admitted. The certi6-
,ate attached TO the constitution
Ras sent to Washington without
The signature Of the territorial
and the proclamation
will have to be delayed until the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

No LImis to- the speed ef Electric
Cars.


According 80 q recent iei Crap isc
report. an inv@nfsr has Constructed asa
electric motor that viii draw light
train % cars AZ The maximum rate Of
three miles i'm q minute. or i-1 mtIes
sn hossFi Not qaste - fast. Il you
yaease. IL may fe possible go Goa
ssraet an iron track over which a
tar~@-fon Essotor can he Gfsvsn xf THAI
sp~-Si wsshoGs destroying 90. track.
Bat the bsasy locomotives exnros
ssstlF 30 szsssre Than . naiae Eanssfs,
nad az that rate 81 syexd j. isasse Is
halter the ra3l.. The CONCESSION =
VERY gTsAt. especially II aBy wheel
il q isss5e CIT 81 true A ps&fsef II
fAes rksr perfectly rpaFses wfs~ef on sng
txsrBsaassvs er car dos Es1s exist
That = specially fr9e after bf1As
49, The mhsez q ssxseefsxh al al
1fsess est * trsse h x31ss 10 pond IL
driven Al . speed 81 fnise a minute
tie rssresz -ssssa on tkss faIiz + refses-
aide A sbra<~fnsa sss<stssr EaseS9 rot ev
xtrsvex 90 any r4ssssE yes cssFa2kF ssefessp
~ ste rate 81 three gis< "a = minnie.
waAG - nsssss 40 k~ Nessfsss = an
es.r4rse sssssss3r ff.at ~sA sssxse szssss
ears al sAse rate o. eight sasses ~ bssssT
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- fs~7nsr 80 ,o1runk1e nre&w> 80
zss--.s. 81 - m<l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

Jack Dempsey style If boxing j.
fast becoming the Ideal type. Though
nos $ Singer. Dempsey is panisher
IL his nasn doesn't come 10 him he
goes Ia his man And sill be makes
Che utmost nse 81 such sciensi &c
resource r. getting awsy. While
Dempsey Htiisxes ever square inch os
-s-foof ring daring hattie. no man
has ever called tsn q runaway itemp-
sey has style If getting about and
breaking sronnS in his contests that
il original win him dors believe
ann man WHO has fopgbt Dempsey
ever caught han fulton with a blow
that l.. Dempsey j. a master in not
coiag the very thing he is 30 success-
tai in making bis opponents do.
tnesy--ran in;o q blow. Dempsey :
science is. beyond a ssoaht. the school
Of tie future. for IS Is BOT the yery
highest idea ef a skiiifuI boxer for q
man 10 lie able SO defeat q
larger and stronger opponent un-
sisie5 by the ring trek az going
down 10 avoii bow fatal tactics
IN roGgh- and-gnmhie. | think there
Is only one question on the second
meeting between Dempsey and la
Riacrhe. and this IL. Is Dempsey
iitg ] was the Only spor'ing writer
who gave the correct tap when these
men meet al I-arshmout three years
ago. Since then have hsd many
chances og Watching the work OF both.
With the men in equal good condition.
and barring accidents, ! cannot see
wherr la Blanche should give D.mg-
sey mneh trouble II was Jack ne;np-
sey's stgfss ashey--sso; his own father
who ds13 rserntfy. iseEnpsey's own
fattsr. sho>~ name WAS Kelley. died
while Jack was ssssi an infxnt. and his
mother. marrying a second time. sbs
farar- n4isssgss-weiEht champion took
hss steyssfher's name Little -
Dec~ps~y looks the fighter new. his
appearance wss Ear enough from that
oE man hsely ~ le successful fsu-
gslist when / first met him in VIII
iaamsharv SIX or seven years ago.
That was before he had begun fo Eight.
Tie Ma then trying ~ seeuFne cellar
snsl -eltscs xreSties under the iEst1isEe
OF hi brother Martin, q clever feather
weighg 81 his game. Jack showed
more pe~slstrDee than anything else
Iva his Wrestling bassts-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

q. ". SMITH. pFoainsnt stuck
man. xho gives his possossoe sddNep
a. g&rFnineton. szEs~rs . reward =
$50 10 any rrrson who VIA dstem
ard care for one Efnezs HeosseaeeM
unsis be can reach hsra- Huusehoeoes
was left ia charge Of NJ. smuo
bard u sheep ia The mountains nn0se
Farsnlngsof ard fayst<rscg~Iy d3.np-
reared sosae time Axa- He = a.
srsses1 - - wears ~ Az. 8 fsee -
inches high. dark hair. gray syOs
rather slisa lace szsd ligh. lizard snp.
rx,~s4s e. lie dressed ia gray cuae -
west leAn. sssns3, strspeza e.sss<sn snfss.
shsse sexa ast. rsikssr slofgh. and -
kfsezss wssh fs9ss -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23
A N.,.l ..a Cheap x,.s.ssr.


4 Berlin inventor hiss devised silm-
pie ard inexpensive elevator for pgi-
vate dwellings, in place of the cfdi-
nary staircase. which may suseext -
sofse inventor better means a. -
conf lishing the same object. To
Berlin invention II on the princip3o -
"a e inclined railway. and the motive
power II furnished by the city watar.
which j. appaisd IN the oeiler: earA
fight has its separate chair. 10 thae.
for example. ore person can sAcen1
from she trst 10 The second stogY
while another Il on his war from ~
secoTsl 10 the thirsi. OF stiiI another n
describing from The fifth 20 IL
fourth. The chair s~ing only al the
width Of the human body, Iesvee =
free passage for any who wish 70 walk
az or down instead Of riding II ID ~
ID motion by . simple pressure of o.
81 irA arms, aud after il has heeu umed
il slides hack 10 the bottom step, ~
descent lelng regulated in such =
manner thai the passenger IL carried
with entsre safety. The motive peuw
l.. 81 course. nsose or less exp<nrive,
according Ia the cost Of watex. th1n
teing, IL i stasssi. nj Hersin 1t ths fuoo
Of little more than lilo OF . cent iog
each trip
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

OF Szsu1sav afternoons. an s,sar~
interesting The hcS.<s~ he->~ss rs.h
neT xrs<Gf bore Scr Irsx2uss AMI ali
11zz = s<ss IN asrtasare ard AT.
issSssE si~ssS srfaa- >ksr L evrr r. adv ~
ssssuae assy Az1~rsezn = 30 has s}sss<.
ass zf1saS wssh h@x-sssss rn~afassrv.
tier rcsaEaS Ase S&sk~asss ana sssfs
fsnssst iAsnEss with &esa I'D ssss les.
SID szsS ssoa4-1~s fssvM tire xizslsrsas
saa1tsss1ss 70 fs& flesasre~sz< xs<os.s slsASa
sas0zssa t< -sHe1. 81 rasA%v Sen 10 - sss-
pzecssiess- Assembled here are sx-~
20 DC sEfrSsse~s aovesSSss. <<o<sx So
slsts- journalists ard pAsrsssss. ard al
interests exn 1ss<z syrnassxk srxrS. -
car Nslsae saaSl his prsrsy srs~ are a.
moss Sl~ss> there. ssaa n iltir Wide.
sssvs- foErasl2~x> i present ~ Ms
Hsxsssae-s sa1on wa<nsver he - ii
ss~n- Miss Txnse. ar sr<sn~ssc r.
CHER Mis- E4EnsSser, q ss~ver actress
Mrs Aoa2 Card. eho asked sAe
qsestssr- Is Marriage : fxslarx -
Mrs fsaHk Leslie, cf Mex YORK. AID
Mrs Edward Russell, the IpsSarsiass.
Are asGonx the interesting persons 10
BE rnes - ssess Lady Wilss~s osanv~r-
saraoue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23
WILL BUILD TO DAVENPORT.
The Proposition Of the seattle, Lake
~hare Eassern4
Davenport Times.


A very enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens Of Davenport was held st the
Offices 81 the Big Bena National hank
on Monday last. 20 hear the result Of
Mr.. David Wilson's conference si;h
the Seattle company's officials. re-
gardiag the construction at the read
10 thss point Both hslsirsss and prop
erty interests we're geH represented
On the occasion. and the unanimous
opinion oil she meeting wss that trains
would TIE running into sown Eos later
tasn the 1T Of ocssaaer next.
Mr.. Wilson. ~ho has extensive
prossrfy interests here, a23 10 " fsSch
he Is constantly adding. was present,
and vas requested 10 preside.
After taking the chair Mr.. Wilson
stated that he had naef Mr.. Paul r.
Mohr. yice-pres isienf u Ebe Seattle
nmr.aYsy. ~ Tacoma. spd had sut-
nsiste,1 q proposition 30 bim ~ the es-
feet that the People here woa!d give
the company the Ysgt f-ofx2v from
present end 81 track 80 Davenport
would grsae the rasd ssss. bssiid
cusserss. leave The track reassy
for the si<s AMI donate the
necessary depot groand-. provided
his cssrsaraav woaxid furnish .
competent constructing engineer
survey tire road ard supply Gfe sa~<
rails. fasseusngs. switch stands bald
iags ard al other nweessary materials
and appliances TO eogn pete the ruast.
Tais proposition w&s made ssy Nj.
Wilson IN lieu o. that made by the
Seattle company a short tsssas Ago, IN
whsch the residents 81 this ssctsoEl
xere asked ~ snesxerise $500 e. the
stock ~ he road. wnsch - Ssst af~s9t
double the aaaeztst that xsH DOS Re
required To carry os.s the desired CD
i@rE.- Mr.. Wilson having resG 3 sess@r
fron Mr. Nohr stating that hts com
fssnY goald sccegsf the proposal cassse.
ard that be sosa8d hzv3 ms engineers
OF the grs gssa in sfex days
1t = unde~ss0x.a. Of course that Mr.
WILSON rssx8e the esser be Gsd on coss-
aiEiau thas rsss seoEssc w0szsd eesae lo--
wa-3 With sss@ necessary ans0nns. sn&
Il wffl Assxs - readily understood
that the engineers wiGi Esog start sEs-
rexisx unfa there j. 4 certainty OF 81
argsra K innate ansoszsf h~fuE ~@rnre<t.
For The pgrFspce ct sssssezi1Esx sub
SfF1Efs2s>ss <S@e~&As RsAFstsssAseN -
thirteen vas appointed, which wss
s1iysessi into sever ssa committee 80
Which were slsosea separate essfrssss
81 canvass.
After the CON Hsstsses had izeex AZ
soasess sssir respective territories. III
r. ~ Esxsce prsztBresz subscription
lsss BEADED rs2vsz WIsson. s1lfsss,
MxT 4 luce. $50. ard JEAN Il
Asensssls, $50 xAsch VAS rseszve-.
x5th applause
The nse~tsHx sAen sss sesz-reSs every
ere expressing kiEsSsG ssrs~ssesa thai
she suknsav wgsu1ss PC rxssr1 IL > seek
thai nasenE%yrs sAsata fss0Ts tas'
s5guhsr hss g5pulzEacn 10 less thsn \
year. and that sfse weaks snxsszs~ tfss
vasas ~ h<v prny~sty - Per eszss- "a
aes. than d uzsrtA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23


Ssraii-lacesa EnglssAnsen Of the Cd
school ob;ecs 20 promiscnons snaokine.
as Is /. known 10 the United states.
and In every large club ia London
there Il q rsssm set apart. xcnesatly e.
the top Of the house, where The hah1t
nav lie indalxed. IL would b. =
heiuou< cssenss "a attempt 10 snoho
in TIE dinifs-roons ar la one a -
halls This arrxnf emenf. houeves.
does not SUIT Engitshnasn 81 IL
younger esserAtion. and In sxvernt q
The West End clubs where ~ 81
ioeses presouinsse they hare oEDnn-
ise<; dstsru med movement" fue -
enlargement Of she rinb smoking fec4-
siirs. fssssng IN this. one o. t~o csneo
have s<-n starf~d where the memnoe9
can saa.ske al ever the bouss eDo9le
in ore room 10 general has the 49,
s@eussae Ia Lonecn that nssn 49,
smoke uf-on the fsshIofAbse pfu0e-
n4d-s. even IN Hyde park on sunee4
Ssiosuing. ard Of the ssocs of evUsy
crab and evsry fsxhlonalie shce >
iasnp II kept burning that The susoeeaD
mar ire Gp upon emerging.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

AE% N&fk WaSsts
The rsIlxayx between LSverTz.sl
and Losador sre making sf.ec;aa ef-
furfa 10 secnrw American traffic aud
iAey rna vestlhsaie trains 81 Pullman
ears upon the arrival Of the large A.
lsfssr steamer The highest rate j.
charged and il - noticed that the
nexsy-avrfvra American insists S1f~oss
travelling frst-eiAss, though be often
thinks himself iarky 50 be ss.le 10
srxgel fssirtl-easS wAsn gsfpg hoEns
The iaverpsol r@iixsys make 3 great
s~oAst 81 their fsag- zxe-ehrckin sys-
tesus which they advertise a. ~tae
American pian. bat IL u nothing
Issgr~ than exssscSssee frssEzs the doc
e. ins Laasgon de. tsazfSas4. Tor hsch
~ cents pct pack sre !. charged The
real 4 userican checking - stena i stiis
nnsuoxn 81 Eegsani
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

rAse Of 80 mixes N -
sensr~a sora - szekf - q r. N
= rasF - llSs TIE 49, -. 7I||
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sSsssi- II = the e<ssq,s.rsSr~s - f. .]|
sf.sskszag Of The rppxor. n -.
sEsssnfAxrs IA ssz1S Yr<rerr -. h.
and oxrx essss~ ears (l!|
IL wxs rreEssy sfasxs4 = n.
saersfS that The rkpvrn.S
$50 Operated VIII reasene{sS
ssrfssc N View 1urk. ean -. a9.||
fafo E<arrsi 1se IS = u>enn~ ~ -
transit 81 Iscntx s,rucc.sss ~. +:
ssseh 4 rsss<;. Bzs thai 49, ;...
associated with the enc n E.! $
Morfa's Fair held in 49, -
single eseyzs<s. rssSzs uu.skI - ~
~ - ssasassseruexfff s thar reru,.s1S 4
rs~s<rae Ezzass&r roxs scaha 49, . ! a.
- sssra Krf cars az the raaR z
mis- = rsAinsse might croee - 2s
SSnssat IN less thar iay. f.
STOPS q wcaasi suakx 4 50 -
sssnks -foEr Aoars. IL - ,
hnats - SPEED The srxst3r~ -
las ssoEs . raite in : masautns - r.
seconds On a recent vovar. ~
cf the Sssxnaships t<swren EIril
and the nste>a STATES. 40 me- f.
recorded n the maxfmnm
taenfy -foar hears. The
ho-S< = ahead Of the ssrzmss - ?;
single mile dssh.
What's - IN cir futrrr Its ~
nras<sf wsta great deaf II cxsuS
that nosh4ns sixe the ssuzst q a.
has Yet he~n obtained kor : -
ship. The Ssssas. something n
. csztszry asss. the first rerstl.r -
steamship, nassie the trip from r.
I-ooA ~ Nes York ia i>aay.. II 49,
and Is nainufrs. The city of Pne3i
Yea DAYS aec. sstzsse tie ypxare 11
Gays 8 hssssr~ aaa minutes. 81
saxt v0sExs wSs completed ansaR
sEram<hsn has sere . little h~re1r
And vet tie xcsld u hos centruR -
thas extraordinary sf~e<i. II Is ~
predicted thai the voyage kxtwe<a z
tnffesi States and tnsiAni via &, :
COM pssshe~i in four DAYS. Ii may
sstfzsn the range II possibilities.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-23

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A sonng rsrs. who is .pparently w
much disturbed in her mind q =
her future. writes so the H~lf : <ux1.
osss letter upon the subject .o( ~
writing rs an advisable profession. r.
Tie course 81 Ger letter she says:
fhxTe iaSs seea graduated srca : -
lasss eai exc sssa wss Just haaksng lnrUaSn
e nsf.;y fut1re waen I wss tsa4 ~ 8
tssrssa taAs. asssSs aerefss~s . pon&c1un.
nader the rreteesissss Of relative. l uuG<1
se& ssd bear Easny k6laSs very disannfn1u<
- Ers<is~ x.Ft Thai lady ; ap4srnnun&1
wss ezilss4sst. &nd II she vxrs ~ 49,
sensitive beg feetises would tr - -
sowed ihss she woaiA ss~sa hsoAk 1ewn
sxstf wfss she we're IA her Qaifs hoxse. oDGn
y deprived - sse snos1y earu<.s q - -
f-sfsss " hes2sh and tso etf<n oz fxsa1o111u.
fse&s< ssfers8 sas Sf azl snexa are estl A.
taeSs ntssse who fra. tod Ar fhcse -
~esae y fso sEill ssssa6 s&csed the nsemaey =
nsssaer ~he nrst fzagns sheir tBDGn1
Ups. ieAs2 u ncs Into tfss rfafson-~
an al~s snforsnsxs e ss many rnrn ~.
employ sst<NFsfers ue ~nasrrsed Nsro~-
Nsxa - 20 fcrsst fSs.sr tuxa made e -
aithr. ard WHO tnihx Aals % their ouU
wfsxesi PLEASURES ami rot Of TIE mtGu1v
tAsx brine ng~aa the snuoseiss Nili ~
skndfs enlseAscn ne sud give ne ~ momo
-
ser. fEkfsxxtfH.
No stronger proof of this fuc1 II
necessary than rrssv se fonnd any 1oy
IN common possce court. uhelo
rsspsing, indecent wou~n ma IL -
with their moral inparsiy and acroo1
justice from the hands % men w6o
can leave them and 90 10 their sWuot~
hearts znd wives with never . thouGho.
at questioning their virtue Men ~
naef. good Girls arr goss1 gir3s. an1
there Il no soisdss word 10 b spokum
ia favor of the respect the ssss< han ~
the ether than the ;.resen<< On ~ye4Y
hand Of what has come to be recognised
9Th CREST favor as the sweet, kooen4
indercnaent bachelor girl So
earns her o~n lssinr and keepo h>g
seif-sespscf. and - time goes On -
graduates with as much honor = ~
most carefully nursurcd EiYi. an6
adopts her final profession of bibs cd
buttons. and bsg and little boys 70 Iovo
and srnil.