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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-21

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE To srCC KH8LDERs-TH RR6U-
~ lar snauai meeffnE 81 tie stcek holders q
the Puget seund Onion stock ! sr5s wiii - held
At toe ossce of the company. 6 fsastss e1pek, on
saturday DcceT Der ~, lseas ~ Q 80 4 p y.
c. e. Coleman. president J. = Aissi. secIe-
txxy.
N-oTTcE-TgE ANNUAL. MEETING OF The
~ sick holders OF the Eirs Nsuo5Al bank
OF seattle. Tor Ire election 81 directors t1E
the esasssfaz wear vin Be held at the bank "a
1aessssy sh- 18th Of January, lSse. ~ 10 ? "a
CTOcKHOiDgas' NEETIN3-TEE ngtsN.
- ssF a8uaA1 mestiaE ef ts~ ssr<Sk nasseTs =
the Ro&gnu SefionAs BANK Ok seattle viii ase hstd
Al is h&ak1az aotsse on Tusx3a3s s4EaAxt -
1ss8 81 S - q eaoek . IA, tor tks e19ace q O.
retfnrs an4 sns transaction OF suf1 0SNef hass-
rsssx A. Essr prouersy e broEgaf - ore r.
81 Il TAoESEIIs tEsesexs
seattle. " aAa-. Dee. 10. AssA
N-oTIrr-sTge EHOlDgEss MEETISs. TIfE
- 8nAak3 seessng 81 the szzs1 1ses%eFA q tAe
seEtfle Construction Co1pzEs VII = Gei2 =
TIRE gee 81 The secretary Of the caz2f&zss AZ BE
FzaweF asass Ct tne Nsassg ass1ne ssbsN Asfsr -
lake MhsainxtSz. ca tss secsnd AersAY stns
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Ifnstees fox ire easnirg YEAR wtl EAtG e
eseesea Gna Eaxh es5sg e1&2ress HAnsaeze3 -
FRKD 4 sANnEz. Fsssk1enI
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AssAYERs AND cHRmisrx

DRYANTs ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
I'D Pharmacy Hall drug store. sua Third street.
correct assays for terms and references address
Is above; send samples BY mail OF cxpresss
G. N. Bryant.
(sKoRGE BETHUNE, As8AYER AND CHEN
list analyxer of coal tire clays. ores. etc send
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srATEnrrIDrnA

CRAWFORD 4 DkfaAaT, STAIR BUILDERS,
4 meU erepArea - k&fuaeh ~ kth6a ~ alasFs.
T4fss ISL mewass a. sneft neElSeg eeEuF tfe1s1d
ss4sssAszE. Coznsf Isesfzh An2 sseNxft asrcesss
@4ssss8M Ma4h
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SOCIETY soxxcEA

yfzaE MARINE R&9gsaEsas BENEVOLENT
a AMsze4&s&an xnA4aA ktse Ers8 AnA shsff ssk8E
eAss IL szcA m0Hth ~ - 1eGsg Nksafni1sis
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BORN


wEKD-fa seattle. Deeember ~ 1ssg. 70 sfe wife
81 lanes Weed. . eazghssr
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TO LEasE

TO LEASE
I-oE LEAsE-OS wEsI SsE9EL. EAsE g
Il feet sranf long or sfest s8vza- NAsAaaKl1a
TeFrSf0Fy znxessmeak E8Ep&ny
IN0A LEAsK-.3S COMMERCIAL sTAkEr. A
Il corner los Cor tern 81 YeAra- AnAhsaxsoa
Territory 1EFeskmeAt Co. LSNel1 2-Aos4Ss
kaA8G4nx.
I~oR EEAsg-wHAzT ADJOINING EAfE<
* Easess t4e " 5soae % part - ssaSk ~
souz - sS,ogx ssrEaz sma1Anan sar misunderstanding
Or w.rxAozseA Washington Iezxtcsy Invest
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n, II. Ann. ATTORNEY AND CoENsEILoR
> ~ lAW and aetArys 60 mc-ela5 eoaiEc-
tiers speea<aSy. 0ekee. rnon % seattle block.
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I-nR sAIR-cHE&F. 40 pkI1- BCf hAG.
II eounsvs bAzk ar ard mirFnz. 5zrurns
yeasg fnass O. hans ard saa1e ~ osasR FeEnKnae
bef Ne zake Aalaen aad ssffe nEsinss = sp@-
efnlrv fh@resaze - esq s4R6 go0 Eso<ley. aeE-
lanRex & Co. - &eE6n4 atfexE
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REuorAx NorTcE

GCrRKY a OWENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND
- Surveyors. have removed 70 rev ofaceS IN
seattle block. rooms k6l and 49,. Plans aud su-
peT3afenGeucs for structures, ard general sur
3cying prom pity attended "a.
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
DlCHARB NEvINs. JR.. CIVIL ENGINEER
a 4 ard surveyor. has removed his otaee from
the hilgen block Is room Is. Boston block.
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rSarNExns ANp coNrRAcrons.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-KE-
- Fineers aud contractors for bridges OF every
description: wharf building, pile driving. drsdg.
ing aud steam shovel excavaiings plans and
specifications furnished on application: cnrre-
spondence solicited. ONCE toos OF Jackson
street, Seattle, Wash.
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noTEL AmKrrALs.

FUSS HOUSE.
7 L BelsingsIey. 81 Paul b Morrison. Chicago
Rice, city RI Whitney, seaheck
c RAIDER & vi, Tacoma " n Reed. city
Crawford, SY John 3 Esmond. PoTtId
Brigham. Portland G Tummings. Portland
VI Henick, Portland Nv Byoue wi, Texas
u souteF. ia II Y Thompson. PrtIn'd
W G Anderson. ny X valentine,
" q fatter & VT. Neb Carrie Benin, Neb
Mrs Ross a fam. Neb Judd freeman city
20 solnes, caaads &c Du4ell & vi. Ny
Mfs d Ellsworth, ST wv Hall Portland
&C Clark. Portland ~ Jacobs Michigan
NJ Honey Iowa Mrs. q Howard
u CiAki. Tacoma Mrs u Seymour, 81
d Mcdonald. Pertind
rHGxfx HOTEL.
D Sammers city PC Wade Oregon
Wood 4 WEIGH city sw elliott stockton
y @ Mitchell. Portland Mccurk de 6wf. Ma'yv1
RehsFt Craig. TN Crow.
G " Befes, Nj Vernon ~ n Kverson. EIlensbg
u Loree son. do i'll Hin. Battle Mountn
) y Baisha TP Morgan. Grimes
Mccarthy, Santa Rosa Martinez, sDohomish
u M0a!l0n. Tacoma y Brown. dc
b o Maker. Lyman - Edem
Ask Robertson. Olymp Mcclure, Durham
A Toliey. EatoE. Cal watkins, Portland
II jacobson, city TW Eoyes. city
THK RAINIER.
" sachse d wf. Ky II q Reck. Portland
N b Iesvitt NY up Howe. Portland
y Munsou a VT MINI 4 W Mftnsoa Kim
II Bradley, Portland Davidascss, - Paul
Gsrvin. Minn II q Campbell Portland
VI Watkins. Chicago Or Hinch 4 wi .pt Town
X Blanchard 4 W.T.. Non Watson, Portland
w smith, Portland JRWhaiin, Chicago
Murray. Tacoma " \ Meats Tacoma
u n Chapman. Portland J Kuhn. m Townsend
A Fiammcf 500, Town Power, Elensbnrg
u anow, waferviiIe IA Graham, seattle
rms sSoorALxIK
w II Peter. Edison JR Mhalen. Chicago
Mahoney. Chicago Mrs II crosson. Tacoma
II connor. LaConner r shAnghessy. NY
w II Talbot. Tniaiip P Brighton. sfanw'd
r Kuhemann. city J Paalsen. city
G ~ snyder. city J wakeheid Eima
Deal, Eima JK Adams santa Rosa
Geo wilson. MINI WI Close. Ashland Or
VI A WeiEe, Portland + McFlea, city
J D Boss & con. Neh johnson & VT, city
Johnsoa, Victoria Dr. haFt & VT. ri Towns
I'm DHvalI. city Perry Gibson, Klrklond
ssnp4&TMkG Ann NwsV xraeARsz ENgFrpzrfs
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a. = BOWMAN - ATTpRSEY-AT sEAAw
koozn aSS seaFtle eiocx. corner Third and
Cherry streets
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sPEcraL NOTICE

NOTIcE--T WISH TO EXPRESS Ny SINCERE
~ thanks % the chief Of paIie aud members
OF the police department for the kindness
shown me Ia this nay hour 81 bereavement
OFFICER G. A. TH0M
NOTICE TO PRopRIEToRs-PLA FOR
~ cottages, SIS: tor 2-ssory residence, $40 city
and county maps 81 lowest rates. ]. FsieGlandeT,
architect So Columbia street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-21
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS EXCuRsTo
RATE

The Northern pscsGc Railroad Company place
in effect 10 be used only on Dece mheF -. Deeem
Der %. December 81 and January l. an excursion
rae OF ono and oae-tfth fare for the roend trip
between ali local points wcSt "a spokane Falls
Inclusive. restricting destination OF ticket 20 a
ticket Is sold.
The object az this rate is 60 Accommodate che
many people who would perhaps like 90 take
short trips daring the holidays bat see special
reason for 50 doing unless some indGcemcnt IL
offered In the way of railroad fare.
tickets viii be sold only on dates above stated
aud will he limited 10 January for the return
trim
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sroxEcx1rEES

NEw ENGLAND MARBLE AND GEkNG<E
~ WORKS william G. gEoe1iA, pf9grsSiofs ~
kf-as at reEna5Agy ana augtdAax w0f& d0ae wsta
arESsase eklss ftu supgss q nszaLeis Constantly
en- haaa. positively better eoa r1eApsT tEaa asiy
cEheg nrHn ca SIS eDaRss designs VIA Pres
f1ruzkae1 % srslssagsa Etoa ire 20 faArSe rsEs
fsrNss se&aeen FuaxtA Aad flss1. e3Asssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-21

Advertisements under the assas Of Ioss- Found
Fer Sale. ios Rent ard sstuaficns Wa1se1 viii
he inserted It tie rate Of cents wose fer ths
Ant Insertion. 1cenf word Tor es - subsequent
insertion PsEaeat always Ia advance
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srEsoeRAPHERa

W AsafE6Tog TYPEWRITER HEAD
w aaagsars-stsnogr@phe furnished ehofs.
hard All tFpsErsGng woTk e1ecRteds ype~
writers rented hDxweit block Coium bis
sfreet
PENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQrAR-
hxefas machines and supplies; shgr hand and
typ3wrfsng oe1ees Room So. eeasae bi0cks
oorssf Third asa caefFy streets.
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HASpKKRcHIgFs

HANpKKRcH1EFs
We received everything In thas line; silk en-
bruidered, linen. Lawn. fancy border novelties.
plain white gents STA initiated. in fact every
Thing imaginable Chester Caeary.
k1egaat New Dtatng Cars
viii ran daily commencing August =. ever the
Ofgxun Railway & Navigation Ceupany, Oregon
short Line and Vnson Pacific railway. between
Portland and tire Missouri river TIE cuisine
and service uaextesked
loH that cant 1na time during tha day viii
Pad daylight a. car store - night HyaBs.
aAaxon & Co. the largest ciathiEg dealers IA the
weld. corner Front and Columbia
Family sepplloS Of vines ard liquors, Eaaran
ted strictly pure, Terms. casa and loves
rxice& Cali ca Lewis 4 AgaSsiE, SO Front street.
bic auction sale % ladies eloAks Friday ard
saturday ~ ~ FrOaf street. BikeFtoa & Belt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-21

NEA6IE. DE STEgGCER & RYAS-fHAS-
~ cock Neagle George +. de Sfeig0ez and
William G. Ryan. t-Atiornesseaf- room Z
Mashisntnn
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q + ". PRATT. ATTuKNEY.AT.LAw.
VI. corporation. rial estata isa, asxnaxe ssstts
= specially Reena -. seattle hlock
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TOTTcE-The Business osBce Of ths PoSr-Is
TxLxIgENcxR wflI hereafter be open uEtfl u ,. m.
Classified sdyertsEem met viii - received up 70
tbs n0ux
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IN0R sALE-ls DRAFT HORSES, IL WAGONS.
4 carts. SETS double harness. s sets cart
harness. Inquire Puget sound Iron Co. Iron
dsie Wash, or l. Miller. seattle.
IT hand sale cheaO. For terms address yault
Post.fnteliigencer Office.
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DCsH & MOVES WV. s. BUSH AND GRoRaK
ID =. Noyssa. attorneys a1sa eonn&ellnrs Rooms
a1ss2lSss. Seattle eSoek. corner Third and Cherry
ssreess
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s4Dsl REwAED FOR THE RETURN OF A
= ftst sxaass ehzntOzz sAx soni&1Gtng Sst1 sgsss
90 FRIDAY. esgwEea 6 and acsoT6 8 H. Mrs
Asm1 es&2bey, rs-oa = Lss ksgeAas h9rse.
4 OST-ssoLD aoCEET, wFTH PICTURES oF
II gas41 knG Suy 3 TARA - Levy bT1tzSFx
- Eassn ssaess. sd fxcaige sewAzA
I,s1EAT-oSR SAY STALLION. WEIGHT
u aa09t 50 pzsHassS. sz4ssl EEosEETs & Eas-
ses. esEEsS Seccz2 All { EssxsTxzsy.
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CHEPARn. SAnTH 4 LYON THOMAS
- r. shepard. Kveretf sznisA snd DOE F.f.yanl
lawyers. - Seattle block. Third and Cherry
streets. general nrarssce in eli courts cormeF.
eial and real estate litlgatioa spectAstieS
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NELLIE HAzLEwOCD, ARTIST-INBTRuc
~ tons given IN oils. pastel water ceiors.
crayon and china. orders taken. holiday deco
rations q speciaitys visitors not only welcona
but desired. studio. room a. Phinncy block,
corner Front and seneca
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voc4L Avn IssrRUmgsr4I Musrc
DREss MaKIsG.

QUITTING AND FITTfNG-L.Abiks' WAISTS
patterns cut ard fitted sackesh and NeW-
ryssskstk cut aud INSIDE 70 asry3er - RfkduAte
IRON the Berlin academy a perfect ~ gu3sAn-
faed. EsFtas and boys EaTue 1aA cat aud mhde -
order 10 TIE latest style. In inHcify ssofe, SOts
Pike street
ngEssHA KIS6--CUTTisa AND FITTING
4 y arsi dreeses male 70 order good work. Mrs.
storey, I.Rfs Pine sfrseL
DAKfs pREssa AKINa PARL0Rs-ARTIsEic
4 eating ard citing done 10 1fessmaking.
Wrst2 and e3n3ks Mrs.. !. 4. TnFol. rooms > and
No. corner senses ard FF0us Etfeek8, eeatties
N ssh
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NOR ARTISTIC DESIGNING. STAMPING
Il and instructions ia All kinds Of arr deoof8.
tion. GO 20 Mrs. q. " Carlson, 5ie Third street.
formerly with T0klas, SsnFernan q co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
WASHINGTON VIKINGS.
COrmorants of the Pension
Bureau.
A PRETTY STATE OF AFFAIRS
How Tanners Underlings Raised
. Their Own Pensi0ns-Other
Capital Chat.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

IAssocisted Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON, September 26.-The
Evening Capital says: The report o
Messrs. Ewing, Campbell and Bruce, the
commission that investigated the Pension
Office, though closely guarded by the
Interior Department officials, is gradually
becoming known. It is known that the
report takes up each re.rating case sepa'
rately, and each case is an exhibit in itself
Stress is laid upon the fact that Deputy
Commissioner Hiram Smith, Jr., received
over 5000 90 are-rating. This action ol
his comes in for severe criticism in the
report. Whether Smith has returned
this 5000 or not the report does moi
state. Smith received his pension at the
Topeka agency. Secretary Noble, in
view Of the report of the commission, has
himself questioned Mr.. Smith as to the
facts attending the re.rating.
The report also condemns Squires, es-
pecially for his action in making cases
special. It states that equires possessed
the stamp of Tanner as Commissioner,
and affixed it to papers without the
Commissioners knowledge. A number
of such cases, a very large mum Der, are
given, and Commissioner Tanner is crit
icixed for his carelessness in thus en-.
trusting his official prerogatives to q
mere private secretary, who violated the
confidence reposed in him.
The names of Pension Office officials
who caused themselves to be rerated
form conspicuous part of the report
Several were discharged at the time by
Secretary Noble, and they now point to
the fact that the one who received the
largest amount Of all-Deputy Commis-
sioner Smiths still in the Office. A
member of the board who made the in
vestigation intimated to reporter that
che chief culprits we're still in position,
but would soon follow Tanner into pri-
vate life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
LAND FRAU DS.
The Trouble I'm oregon WIFI
Fraudulent Timber Entries.

The Trouble I'm Oregon With
Fraudulent Timber Entries.
WASHINGTON, September 28.-The
officials in the General Land Office say
they are not aware that, as stated in q
Portland, Oregon, dispatch, the Govern
ment is Withholding from settlers in
Oregon patents for timber land to any
great extent on the ground that the
lands are agricultural. There are some
cases held up, pending investigation by
special agents to determine the character
of the land. The great trouble that the
land officials have to deal with, they
say, is to prevent violations of the law in
regard to the entry of timber lands, not
only in Oregon, but in the North western
States and Territories generally.
By the law one person can make only
one entry of 160 acres of timber
land. Syndicates have been formed and
great bodies of timber land, as much as
so 900 or 100 600 acres purchased by in.
dividuals with the understanding that
when they received the patent it would
be turned over to the syndicate, which
not only furnished the money to the in
dividual to purchase the land, but paid
him also for the use of his name. In
many cases these men are brought from
eastern cities, Jas the men living in the
country have as a general thing ex-
hsusted their right to either purchase
or enter Government land, the
law confining mans right to one timber
entry and one homestead, one pre-emp.
tion, one desert land entry and one
timber culture entry. In some cases
where party holds q homestead or
other entry, and desires to acquire more
land, he purchases timber entry. To
do this he has to prove that the land
is timber land, but in a num-
Der of instances land which he de.
clares is timber land is agricultural
land, and in these cases, according to
law, he loses his purchase money of
81 90 per acre, which he gave to the local
Register and Receiver at the time he
made his final proof. The law provides
for this forfeiture as punishment of at
tempted fraud.
At the General Land Office here it is
thought that these two classes of cases
are causing trouble in Oregon, if any go.
rious trouble exists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
Not a Forfeiture of Rishts.

WASHINGTON, Septem Der 26 In the
case of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company VS.. Randolph, Secretary Noble
today decided that by failing to appear
to oppose final proof proceedings on the
part Of pre- emotion or other claimants, a
railroad company does not forfeit any
rights which the whole case made shows
it to possess. 1t simply cannot insist on
any further opportunity to contradict the
proofs submitted, as it has had
it's "dsy Ia court;'' but if on
these proofs themselves it still
appears on the face of the whole record
that the company has prior or superior
right, Judgment must 90 accordingly
This decision corrects a widely prevalent
misapprehension as to the effect of the
Forester and other cases which were
supposed to,inflict forfeiture of righ
upon the railroad companies who failee
to appear at hearings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
BLAlNE-M,CORNIICK.
Em mons Blaine United In Matri-
mOny with Miss McCormick.

Emmons Blaine United In Matri-
mOny with Miss Mccormick.
RIcHFIBLD SPRINGS, N. Y, September
26 The wedding OF Emmons Blaine,
son of the Secretary of State, and Miss
Anita Mccormick, of Chicago, was
solemnized here at noon. The little Pres.
byterian church in which the ceremony
took place sits upon knoll overlooking
the village. 1t was lighted with electric
lights, and its arches were trimmed with
smilax, autumn leaves and ferns. The
pulpit was mass of flowers.
As the guests began arriving at the
church soon after IL: 80, the dark clouds
broke into rain. Ten minutes before the
hour for the ceremony Stephen B. Elkine
and wife entered, and were soon followed
by Secretary of State Blaine and wife
The mother of the bride was plainly at.
tired, and entered soon:after, and it was
now that the bridal party was making its
wav into the church.
The clergymen entered the chancel,
and the groom followed them.
At that moment the bride, attired in a
dress Of Valenciennes lace and white
satin, entered upon the arm of her
brother Cyrus. Emmops Blaine awaited
her at the altar step, and, presenting
themselves, the Rev. DR.. V. v. Holmes,
the local pastor, began reading the mar
riage service according to the Presbyte-
rian church, Rev. DR.. Herrick Johnson,
of Chicago, taking up the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her brother
Cyrus. The marriage was with ring, the
couple kneeling during the invocation Of
divine blessing upon their union. The
newly welded pair then led the process
sion from the church, taking carriages
for the drive through the pouring rain to
the Mccormick cottage, whittier the in
vited guests followed and sat down to {
wedding breakfast.
The party left at O'Clock for Bar Har
bor Maine
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
Dectsion By villas Overrulca.

WASHINGTON, September 26-In the
ex parte case of Abraham L. Miner, on
appeal from the decision of the local
officers at Marysville, California, the
Secretary of the Interior holds that under
the school grants of the sixteenth and
thirty. sixth sections of the State OF Cali
fornia, the title of the State rested on the
date of the survey, and if the lands,
although in fact mineral, we're not then
known to be mineral, the subsequent
discovery of their mineral character
does not effect or divert the States
title. This decision overrules that in the
case Of Colorado rendered by Secretary
Villas, December 10, 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27

compensation for the owners in case the
Government should accept the prop
erty within the year ending March 81
1890. The values included improve.
ments and prospective improvements to
the date above given. The appraised
estimate of the entire site recon.
mended, comprising 1910 acres, is
$33, ,120, the owners valuation for the
same aqgregating $37, ,064. One lot Of
59.75 acres, included in the above, is
situated on Lake Kitsap, in order to
facilitate the use of the water OF the lake
by the Government If desired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Secretary Tracy Wants Ten more
New Cruisers.

secretary tracy Wants Ten More
New Cruisers.
WASHINGTON, September 26..-In his
forthcoming report Secretary Tracy will
recommend to Congress the advisability
Of constructing ten additional steel cruis-
ers. It is proposed tkat the matter of
tonnage, horse power, etc., be left to the
Navy Department instead of being fixed
by Congress.
The Construction Bureau of the Navy
Department has nearly completed the
plans for two 1,OOO-ton naval vessels,
and advertisements for them will soon
follow.
The Naval Board has gone to New
York to appraise the Quinnebaug, pre-
paratory to her sale. The board will
then 60 to Portsmouth to appraise the
Juniata.
The Secretary of the Navy has been
formally advised by the Columbia Iron
Works OF Baltimore that the gunboat
Petrol has been completed and is ready
to be turned over to the Government.
The Inspection Board has been ordered
to examine the vessel.
Chief Naval Constructor Wilson, to-
day, BY direction of Secretary Tracy,
sent letter to the commandants of the
navy yards at New York and Norfolk,
advising them that one of the new 5000.
ton cruisers would he built at each yard.
The work of laying down the vessels will
be commenced as soon as the mould has
left the floor and the appliances can be
gotten ready, and will be pushed to com.
pletion with as m uch dispatch as possi.
BILE. The vessels, until named, will be
known as cruisers numbers and s, re.
spectively.
Rsar-Admiral Belknap, under date
Yokohama, September End, reports te
the Navy Department as follows: The
Omaha will sail from Yokohama Sep
tember 4th for Western Japanese ports
Chemulpo, Oorea and possibly China
The Monocacy at Yokohama i.
ready for sea. Passed Assistant
Surgeon NorAeet arrived from the
United States August 31st fol
duty on the Monocacy. The Marion was
at Chemulpo and the Palos at Kobe
Passed Assistant Engineer R. D. Taylo
has been detached from the Marion OF
the report of the Medical Board ant
ordered home on sick leave.