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Brlehten nsaeh Races

FRisHreS Peach fnfy = Three foarths
II a rails-t olszssFs wvo in 1861. King
Williams ssrana. 2aa.se D third.
seven igAf7ia 0f rssie.~Aaaiz M wga
ia aft.. pass.sgsata sn.sds lille naFxfsat
iasfd
oae aaf sna haI miies Tea TfaJ won
fs skss WlassDs second. Bsas Line third
uns sns oHe-sl xtsrnfh mslea - issAsn
FsGTs w0a IL $50 : IL ex sseoasss Lshigs4
shssd
t3ue aua oas q ghsh miles, Lancaster
son io 81. Calsrs ss<gud, Troy fsirsi.
<feeptvf hasG si1rl eagFse~ Hegeaes sHfi
fna S@. lan6ssseF snad. CaufeFa thlsf
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Correr Second and Jsmes Streets.
nave SONS Choicest F,apsrs n s psf's af Hn CITY
,.gsen vss ssos sr'eron2 Pi-c'sso's

- &es
ts@
Of
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- ~ns II oar
Av
We
SD shzvegp fTara The
kiEs oEhi
a.
rs
In 9ennt sasaf ~tase &hs
s1aseH onf
BORIS
essrs es1ssflA "a
Tbrsaga TIE seattle u
Ssanera r. xia rapidly rEse eofsnon u.n
exsen1 snsTsS sno
farfSyS
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Port Tewu.saa church psalea,,a.

FogT fpNNfENn, JnIy Y. uew and
attractive eslGee ot the Congregational
church was desile ted sunday. Rev. Il.
= Beard, of seattle. delivered the morn
lug sermon D. N arga aHaiepee. It was q
eeweut and eieamsni address aud caused
ma b favorable esaameuG The auditorium
sms cfeT4tG wst3 attentive sudiiars ia
The svcaipg. VI hpa Rev. sims. III Tacoma.
pFsaghed az able discauTrc. The iaity Ut
tails chanch ianated sS4s al the morning
sefsi,S suaiay sshsSl wss oygssIsess
with large membership. The musical
programme, tata gsogrfne sud evening".
was exee lea fly pfvpanssi aud art ihticslsy
res.firFti
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NORTH paaora osNys>rscx.
The William. epnstsf,tiea VIII
Probably Maj h~ xl-pssS

kisxARfKs July .---The VII ans cen-
ssasa9iesa, q - ssorsss af wAsrA as given In
she Associate. Press dispatches last nigA.s
Is Tbs subject ef much discussion All Who
read L sanis that the convention weuld
neE sasSe ssss serious mistake IN sieg'fag
ii bat Z Is not ia hsrrzeas wsfh toe aaS.
lsses o4 sorEe ef The Esrszaagrs sud rnnss
tAerrfvTes Ezsaerge saItnsf&ens and De
mora axssaeE. II IL IS not entirely laid aside
i%F h&~ made tscHmeut
\ nssiz1s~sr ef FrUEya~<gs arr gsss we've in
'sshftssksS Ia ttse cSssr~ntson today. sn1 il
NSs 1f4&tcss that al sta8digs sAsum{tte4>
es feta4rsss 10 rrpeFs - fhaTs4ay az the
pFsstsls wves- Tbs i 8aas ~ fsssce rae
convention to business
ne event Vt thv sssy uaS the esns.csrs-
ton ci TIE resolution prcysdSng FOR n siag.e
esssy legislature. The leading cha N pson
oi tae one house issta MAS Stevens IT kan
sou county. Who delivered . cArefaltY pre-
pared sfeeeh. Rev Ezra Turner. Of Raftf-
t.ssEe. ard Parsons, Of Merton. sso spoke
IN f&yor ot the one heuSe risR. Ine qges
ton VA essS1sScG IN eomulstec e,t ths
Whole, but the cora nittee ftse .thssu,
rezeEiog q ycte
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fssss cfeaxy kn.eks out nfke greu-
nSn sn Fanrtsea Eausds.

FesT TawSsxesn. 3aax sss,ul Isu
pe<spae wisnesssSi : wesi Sen;sstsxl prss.
AEftf Sssssss s-asnlsg AZ Nislow Yaiaf.
= SAtsx SsssaA TeE ceaa "a arts ws-p
asssa gaessy cs seattle. aaa sgtke fsernan,
q Pert To9rsst1 TIE fSAs wsS soy.
egacS os Marquis * QageuSsagv rtsiSs.
saa wsS Eef 3 rusSe ef tsan Tue IVES
estsGd 81 SIS s'satN&- The nsatcA lasted
a.EF sseSesi an8 ane ANif eslsssssS tsassl
t.4s se7ssEls sEzs rouao, wsen aSVauan uAs
&ssSs Ss1 eat, ~ 10 fsss sasf nauni, asss
s'essa ass& the h&rssN~t &ils acre es@srsus
: q showed fe ffs~T aaa. N&afs HeussAcss
hFeSsaAr xers iShils Ia rcsurr. AM ENsug
BIS yTgat srfz - any exsesst nat sac four.
Seata rsgstst wsfeE 10 delivered power.
ssst rlgaf.AAG3er pa RTesnAa's saaie.
saath isis tac lsfteE ashfsr eas, snl xzve
tass SgfE "a t.fezrv
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\. s.EASpsgKLooT, Pres. wHToNKfs supt
VI. <. NsEpgsELo5r, y.-P
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EDITOR IN TaouBLE.


CEse ksa. fB'g p - TIE f;eaazasEejsi Va
sioslal saaak, through !ts attorney vent
hefere SndSe Grfuaasi Gais raoFnsaE and
sselsws ss,zeI sEsiast sxfae J. Hess, ed
ter - fa.s taifRS8 TtNes. sFa gafseA
ssst 4 TO- wa2eh 2 afus sfefa8ss sifasaa
-sz1ss ,seQ. fsf8eT4Y saa.agj " Fs3itQg Of sise
Tsases s denass sAkg N9c. - tse zgsaes
b.lsasng Nna Uzae 6-MRnss far the
sao1ey Eae sasss- reEssz3 hs h3s nsa
isfafsisn sf tA@ eesE. Th@ sf-sces th1n
siagses for N@sss rvs 6euge wsfA tAs sx-
ssrs.sssi fHieasiea ei ixgyiaz o1 azs pr
ssszA3 esseEss
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smE Mfsss>s sEKoxsaE.
Ue BE- sissp sp f.r La-s~T.se isaf-
toon seer IN 2~Ssaekrs

HEE Toxw- 1ety - ~F. e. tssagAs
esggser of tAs hs}iaan ia zAleA iss l.s sasess
Ass &as HoEsa. ws4.s NJ. ssss tssst = =
nsss ssne Tat 81 ~ news to HegzG SHE
4s 1ke ksoH. M}e B.. saying Cast her &1sssssi
has3 sl3gslfess sAtstY % fssag isisnG. stsT~
sesz 5 - ~ sea@ 5, sfxw - u ss&m Waefe.
alsszfa aA8 s tsses ne4 10 @sTe 3 - up fcT
3sss
ssgssFgEzR, Jay z-tH fsEsis8 RAG
sesseT1nS ssse ass<gssg ses II Sie ass Asf
tfs&s ssasxzsi syer tbs eiss szss sa4s !
wsrE sgssa Eggfs4rass - ssssi &sFt aSl& -
80 ~ u. 80 .a.las EsEa
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AsfeslA. ialy Y Danny Rose, the Il,
year-ola son of ex she rid Ross, t.;ssi yessef
Gay eyeaing iFam isie eifseis Of gunshot
waaad in tbe forehead. received while
hunting al AGappa tea Gays aga
tast ~afafdst a napzi eel fisA boat vas
seen oat over tao bar II now ffsns spires
thas it vas boat No. :. ct the tuinmhia
River Canning G8npauy The capiaia's
naTae was f4amas 4. Thompson The
j. 81 puleeF j. aakueWa. both nea are
supftsssi - ba Grswnel This IL fhe Gfst
safai scgiaenf oa s8e har this season.
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saeKsss c,s wnrr SULLIVAN
ss ssss sTsrson Davies Ia New
hGrS,

NKw foax, JAS - PAysan" Davies
8s chieago, afsfveJ tonight lie T. stop
pips as the Continental hotel Al the iiof-
man aause "aafseg nes Y. ]. Van Horn.
4 sporting f8an fr,M Nofgh Platte, Mont.
Vac HgFn waa x0.szf on sullivan. aud be-
gan bias kgsa&rsing Davies, Nhp sas . XIII
FaiH nan, arous tbs baekiag be had giFeu
kllraiu REt f8essan. tisF col8red pgxslgss-
Davies bscslas angry saf3 kHocSs Fsn
HogN sgwn giAyles says Jackson can get
sT4a tark lgsg % HEss 5ailisan. He ~
here 50 srfanza tAs f.ght II Sassihse.
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W. p. BOYD & co.

''ase no" on sale the most complete lines OF
I0OLORED DRESS FABRICS and COMRINA-
iioN SUITS. Their BLACK goods are particularly
attractive, consisting of "PRIESTLEYS," HENRI
Z iAs. SERGES, CASHMERES, BYRITZ. AL
PAcAS. DRAP DALMAS, Etc. Etc Also an e,e-
CANT iine OF black and colored DRESS SILKS and
sAIlNs. 7o8 Fourth St, Between Cherry and
Columbia, Seattle.
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MONTANA coNySxrfoN.
Long Diseassiou CoDeeTning Cen
Wet lAbur.

H.IESa, July .2,--In tae convention 70.
day the article on boundaries was carried
aud also the military bill
4 resolution was carried that the lesfs-
'a'are may establish a bureau OF labor aud
Industry.
The eoayict labor question caused & long
oiscassion- Toole moved to amend the
clause prohihitiag the leasing uf convict
iAbsr. Middleton asked tha. eonyicfs be
allowed 10 work. Dsxoa offered au amend
Tneat that ali cenylets woFk, fJn. pruhi e.
Ing Interference with free iasoT. lssving
tue road open for the legislature 20 provide
wofk. Dtxon's asaendmeDt was lest by n
vote If iS "a 3.
Adi.urfsasf
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That Is aAas >.nates stanfoss.'.
tnsgSKss4y VIII Ee.

sAS F&6Sessse. JRtg sa.--Ia sa sE.ssrview
today cose@se}as tfle l.elan8 Ssaafaei. jr.,
aEssveTssly, SsaAlos stamford said no an.
9eSafnssss ef tIe president 81 Of prois,sssBrS
hAss yes hsva rsAse. sAe,asa q laialer oI
spo,acsUams had hesu * eivef fog pro.
tss9sshiaS Tbs mEia bais8iag i nox
reaiy 80 r. psfs. .ssssfesi fate tsaSs-
r9snAs, srss ee 81 gsesSe Is es Ksss ssntsy-
Tax tAe tafSra Al q alfss n eaEs ct q { head.
tsS iestsfNss0Ns at hayaiFg, std the work
sts 80 % wkea ISIS rlaAS are adopted
fhe Sauasor sad IL wsz tire Intention TO
commence - nagxste work bs .hv neat
ssisooi year. nosrsti~rsss are he5nx Haist
to SgVAnnsosiASe ~ sNSS. aud n.lahie ac.
ecEnnesaiioHs viii X provided tor siFls
vac wsil ae sfsgaltssi "a tae university on
tstaal feTnsS VIII bows
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san FRAxusee taly az.-The executive
egmmiiiee 81 ths cgmaaiisce for tae relief
% the gshu@pFn aud Seattle sufferers
lgll a Fa~etine This afternoon far the pnr
fese % seliisaE ~ astoaais. Toe total
amount received b Lsu 81 -. treasurer.
eaS ssS ~. Iae au0uni sent tp Johns
town ~as kaa.%sS sBa thai sent 10 seattle
SD. 10. 1hs committee expenses were
se5 80 ieasiae Ia aae~ ~ $s.ez7 na hand
80 - 5ssPs So of a. tas cVmmltls.a sees f8t.
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ssrw - aarss rhl..s. grsksn %.

ALne rEHzspE, = "a. tsly I'll crowd
o. rla,Ae3 men took two ho'se thssvss
from tl.e zaarIs e. ge -, Sscofre evsnfy.
at nsxfss ard lyneasa ft&n slssi then risf-
Z - fnss ssea5ks Wit1 cai cts Enis trffHs-
sases fse eR issener - A sanE IT norðfesss
hss n8Fe hesu nt@TafaE 80 fzSs ssrstsm
fsy 4 fsgssx ae Z = 1css hHak gsfe Mex
sn2as
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gEgCAsa. IEsg 2z-- ssls TFSss@f s.. fs tss
AS "a lssa as7 fsae sEss ssas lsslsE tat 4l9
sss = ssh sag 50 tsse szse aseussas e.sestssfss
xrscs srT s1gessssE - gsssas8as ssF sf.ssra
z@sssss ssg-szsssN. xAeTr = Exsszl sizs.t4 fh@f
fsSa 9nsrsei hsfsssa RS Assfssttgs eEs9 Ga
zsss1s~a f4eses T. Eza - Hees rzsge
= ~ isse as@ ss&x - SEAS ais ~ szcsss
"a - zssessTssmxs TM~ @k<ey4 Af sEss
~sass4xs P=@szse t8 xsT5zsx szvssss ~ vszss.
sr4s4s wAs sssx,zxtss NJ. tszs ~ szzAzsa<z-fnr
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Z = she sat~nIssM ~ sssss fss rsssssx,s.,s- -.
g large re~ssxssas saa& wtu - Es.s,ss ~.
tce r. fFazA sAaf : Systess IL n..sss
@sss fts~~ slsi lesss ~ all fssefS sss sise ls~u
saTfss3 fnx wasey fos iss.zas<ssr rsssr~ss,s sr,5
&fasststs< fastss1fss tor Ere gsrsassssss..s. Ta~
Fsisla ~ rssse ef gte ssssrn hss n a.ssa usfrr
ssss - . lsssx~Sssy. " a5ts. fr use ~ ~as. a
ere ta~x wilt tss lava ss4hi~.
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sA.xN, ur. Iuly g. Governor runnoyer
taslsy tcOx Secretary n state Ne.
Bride 10 tnk fnf isairg war
rants - psg the railroad cunnss sionsrs
lest Heek Ashfise seeIissi That be would
tssns wai faists Mu9il Tessfaiard hy court
~ eDsu upefcas tatss iicfioa that ha Goa.
ellis sd fas ease sssfied ~ tae recent de-
sisiuu ef tas sausyne eate,
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SAX FEANcisen. .tni ~ - The bark LaxosIia q
arrived fTaua ihe Arctic t8say. Nay sac
sHruagfeTesi 80 ieeaefg and bad her bows
tSye if, She -as temporarily repaired st
slunsl lask& Nlfh me assistance OF csfpen<
q - from tlss taiFad &sRi.s straF1er Bear.
ard thNa B IT, her Mas - this port
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CAUTION.

Beware Of Franl. ~ nsy name and tbs
price are stamped on lise a<ssss1za al all nv
stsersisrsi shoes before ieassrz the fxssxsry
which pr0ss-ct the weayerx axairsss hixh
prices ssist inferior Fpo1s III dealer e1<y,
W. 4 DOUGLAS shoes a. snssneesf price.
or says he has them without rzF r,ar,e sr.ss
price stamped ON The bottom psif hin aesvn
q fraud
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SxF Ye8K. JH8g = GaPfAsa Afiass ci
tae Aas ssssfashig aieae, bftaes nsss
fhas aa Inlg ii flygosyts attszapsSd 70
ia&e eogs 81 Tf{He~. Uz ifss 18th ne sls9
saas3ss neTs ~ sssaafs snsi ees repassssJ
nash tllsla alta sgas. szt$sQ Qasnffg he ~
treated - Esax 8es Ess4s e. Ee.iEs ssrsss1
a zsss : F1l.ss ssfsse4t
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sotra DAKOTA CONVENTION
slight stser sfancr Ana a Very short
as .i.n

Sock Falls. Jwlg 2A-Oniy few ds,e-
ga'es We're Present today az the canvsn-
lion and The session lss ed hat ten minutes
The ooly business pres ntssl gas q rssolu.
ton inssracllag the joint committee on
The ART Q! South Dakota that. in case Of
any uncertainty a - the location uf the
seventh stauSard parallel boundary line
between tie two Bakotas, as fixed BY the
omnibus Bill, 20 come To the best possible
agreement with tas comm issisa OF North
Dakota and Fepors the same 10 the eonycn-
ten
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SuK n.,rsk CONTEST.
rskiag 81, Testimony Resumesi-Ths Z
hxeNxsFed VIII.

Recovered VIII.
SAN FsANess-e. Jelly 22-Nhen the trial
= sha Blythe eass vas resumed tosay Toe
counsel Tor EloTauce Blythe npiisisI th6
veart sAat testimony had hsea ii. eoveret
which might make some change In 20
case He eislsrsRd that eapy al the wsll n
lecfHSs H. Blythe hs1 hctn fsuna I'm 4 &
Angeles. The counsel for tsc apnosifiss1
aesietea that she peesent proceedings =
continued, saI elsiastf tlfat no wii. hsR
been fo1nt. The ta&iux 81 sf-siimeny vi -
asaeor9sngsv rsss0ms g. II sHs rot au-
sffssse,l
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waa Hxnsess. 9sss.. ssIy sI~IAs
wba8ns ashosurr Fra4aAtsn aFrisai asta
s,gsaFg avs % sse ceew and pass Egsfs q
.sss steamer f.sf asa . aosias. fTgss Pssns
ksssssng 81. sasae@ ah~h wss bskfr%ss -
zsz 3alT Is 50 ~ aer ssFs Fszs
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sKs FaEN gn5F - fstssf tse sseis
sss IA ss.s 81 Si.steies ,ssserass'y - sesf
- Is se8sa "a axt44sasss hAii. "
sss tsa 1ssl nss 81 SsNsss ~ ~ d'<
80. 80 z 8 - kass9a SD "a tgsFxs~
- & f.ssssg IS esss ~ kgss
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rwo Mrs. eH.>fs.
Two wosnen Csassa e. ts be = ~ ,f
the sfareerts sfsn.

tire MHrs ertsi sfsn.
TACOMA, Jaly = sia' talk vas ocea.
sionsa In TaCosga las, wceS alter The mnY-
der 81 G. &, Grant. ay a Dispatch froa ssu
Francisco fgela Mrs. {. Z. Grant, stating
that She WAS the vile al the murdered
man. This mssie taoo Mrs Ggauis.
a Grss one comlns from Portland. Tha
seco86 Ngs Grant arrived ia facons tits
evening" from san Francisco, acrofa psaiwsi
". II. The iaftss is supposed u be none
either than Nc GRAFT he, 3 Both refuse
sn taik
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@H.A'i~HI
Title laSa aaee l. irssi e.asssl
CAPITAL. sGaz9, 900


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estate gft1eS, eakfSnsscslse S1assis f.ie rrs~
isscsl.ss aE4sssss ttssS IN rrsssn - Gs.tcetsye
tltisS
IL assznsrx At is easa exFseEs.e iae &esess>a'
a ali ssazSz psssssestsnee sussttHssst Ia TIE
sassrsSs 81 adverse rsxsFssazs. Eu1 reSs<Fes
he insured fraSa al ssfss kSe. AaEssss asssss.
sssssusy esss sad sxFessse &skes&sEzss s.see
t.glSzss9<ksS
CH HANr0zr. fexSi5eut assss te@nsst
Ex -<,xsv. u Ar<4sx q slxxxx Nsss I'm sssSxEs {,
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DETAILED 1xrogr.

oxasgsAs fasy s2---Tsg pssger 81 kcss J.
r. CasSssr. af olympia. szewHps<xs Szss s<u
srazntx = she ux>snxug ~ The n<sx II ta4s
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ass sx~A & - IGsast tAs ssxse sssssxase sass
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- STs ts.fsgxf sskse ia sssskfzx tlss rssss aex
u asrhsssAss. e1nzegr& kstss1saxh. k.pi
s.ssx- kfahe<-. L5aEs. MsEisuss. NrKs-ss~r
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sxcss<a ko< The ii sruessa. k~sszfr Al -.
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- - 49, - Ax~sa. sssE Wlslssez sssx
sick NxEezvev exszssstsr ssrsa4 ~.
as krAntezt EeaFe ef aAssrcx. tssav al
Poet Tvwnss 10.
Tbs x.snr-@< xs.-,s -s.,s x-xa .-x
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II the egnTentioa bad To-Day sseei.ea
uJsaa the report of fke committee on prin;-
ing recommending that the public printer
be elected after tie year 1850, ,.e rirst
clause would have been formally Inserted
ia the constitution for this proposition was
npon its final reading. Providing for the
Office OF public primer ia tbs manner,
sorae OF the members claimed. was so pal
psbly depgiying the legislature of pari OF
It's proper IGnction thai consideration was
pos tTsoasd. 1t il doabIfut IL th. propo-
sitiou will be Placed Ia the constitution,
81 least In its present shape.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

Tae committee on eoaG,r. city sni raH
niespal indebtedness hei1 a msct!ug .
nighS and was addressed by Hon. A. NJ
t1anen and Councilman T. A. BctsiS. oi
>gsskane Fslis, and r. b. Johnson. nf wsiis
Walls- Mr.. CauneR advocated general
liberal proyissNa ia the constitution 90.
iats.h dasss aud ar Belts asked for IN
limited poxeTs regSrssiug the incurrtag oi
Indebtedness fssr municipal Taryo<ex
Captain 5ahr @8g's rex sFss we're &c
heSsf u the &alia Nzija subsidy. The
committee sfserxs-4s held a cuufeTeucs
upoa the question, nHi hss rot GetsssSsd n
chenEp gt~ ssfgfA AAt t1ts fz{1eu Of making Is
nsr cent sssoxstber Tire highest Amit iasl
eitsssS. bat pr9a.sst;ssu n allowing = raGnf
rsgsAlstg 20 fncar hcnties Indebtedness 90
per essgst sn faxss,sa property agfxstse gf lhs
pFoxissaa fcE sae payEssns 81 cssEsssss eS
g-sEs@s without q Yuse 81 Teapse, ass csn
sise~vss. hsas 10 . sneia>s0s fezeAes4. flvs
tnexsssrs tss fhe rsyfaE4iftse sill -
gs9rs - tfe convention laFortns
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isar wiu make : Report sssfasi tse prop
eSlffon The conditions TEE SeAiaFtfT rc
sS5ys lyapssssS are ;fsss fwa-shiTs.s af the sEs
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csgs. Il she tAxShse EsgcT%rty. Il wss *
sssrtsti that TIE sssaraty rsPss-s Woats =
sgxsgsss sas.slssy sssa the Imposition 81 ties.
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gorrsEasEsee. TIE raiasyfsy VIII rsEsr
sssuare against &ny ssfSh permission zsls
fsis ssssfer wI.t as ssst:ssi 90 sae 2Ner 9
she F1axcntssssf.
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e~rv exeEa sslssEss HsSs 80 thS Hrst ;sss ts
tzv. Ehlx esza Esftfse wS1t fsrassasss fssSr
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essa = ueral tgAssTsss sien fsz ne sssszs ss-g
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-26
NOTICE
or the Establishment and Opening of the
Colfax Land District in the Terri
tory of New Mexico.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

u. ;. LAND OFFICE,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, July 10, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that by an act
of congress approved December Is, 1888,
it is directed that all that portion of the
territory OF New Mexico, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at the
northeastern corner of said territory and
running thence west on the northern
boundary line of said territory to the line
dividing ranges numbered twenty-four
and twenty-five; thence south On said
range line to the principal base-line run
ming east and west through said territory;
thence east ON said base line to the eastern
boundary line of said territory, thence
north on said eastern boundary line to
the place of beginning, be, and is hereby
constituted new and separate land dis
trict, to be called the Colfax land district,
the land office for which shall be located
in the town OF Folsom, county of Colfax,
in the said territory OF New Mexico.
And further noticesis hereby given that
from and after August u, 1889, the Unit
ed States land Office at Folsom, N. NJ,
will be open and ready for business, and
that no entries or filings of final proofs of
any kind for any lands located within the
boundaries OF the Coliax land district as
above described will be received, filed,
entered or made at the U. S. land Office
at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
JAMES II. WALKER, Register
JAS. A. SPRADLTNG, Receiver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-26
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

MONTEZUMA LODGE, No. l, a. F. Il A
NJ. Meets on the first Monday Of each month
| C. T. Easley, W. NJ; Henry NJ. Davis, Secretary
SANTA FE CHAPTER, No. l, r. A
month. W. s. IIarroun, II. p; Henry NJ Davis
SANTA FE COMMANDERY, No l.
Knights Templar. Meets on the fourth Monday
Of each mouth. L. L. Bartlett, L. G.; p, II. Kuhn
SANTA FE LODGE OF PERFECTION,
No. /, 14th degree A. A. s. K. Meets on the third
Monday of each month Max Frost, V. NJ.
CENTENNIAL ENCAMPMENT,I l. o. 0. F.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Max Frost
g. P; z. II. Kuhn, Scribe.
PARADISE LODGE. No. 2, l. o. O.. +.
N. g.: Jas. F. Newhall, Secretary.
AZTLAN LODGE, No. 3, l. 0. O. F.
Meets every Friday night. J. L. Van Arsdale, n.
g.; s. G. Reed, Secretary.
first and third Wednesdays. F. II. Metcalf, C. c.;
G. H. Gregg, X. of r. andE.
GERNiANIA LODGE, No; 5, K. OF P.
Meets I'd and 4th Tuesdays. VIII c. Burton,
G. c.; F. G. Mcfarland, X. of R. and 8.
NEW MEXICO DIVISION, No. !, Uniform
Rank K. of 7. Meets first Wednesday In each
month. E. L. Bartlett Captain; A. NJ. Dettebach,
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.
Meets second Thursday in the month Atanacto
Romero, President; Geo, Ortiz, Secretary; &. NJ.
SANTA FEE LODGE, No. 1857, G. U. o. o. F.
Meets first and third Thursdays p. W. Moore,
N. g.; w. W. Tate, Secretary.
GOLDEN LODGE, No. 3, A. o. U. W.
Meets every second and fourth Wednesdays. W.
$. Harroun, Master Workman; H. Lindheim,
CARLETON POST. No. 3, G. A. R.. meets
first anc third Wednesdays Of each month, at
their hall, south side of the plaza.