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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-13
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OBITUARY

FRS b I'D Pol}ie. II; "a III laren,ces
arisbIe, died at their home BrisfoL
S2s l)als 2288 1889 Of that dread dis.
fs t',ase, 90 sunlp ton.
vs. 4 81 ollie Avery was born id Greene coun:
sty, Wis. IN 1854 and moved with hei
parents 70 Minnesota iii 1851 Here She
wac married To- Clarence Frfsbie in 1915
She caIne with her husband to Dakota ID
1880.
She leaves hnsf Is 3. I. 81
TEcx following q - al ere composed II
her last hours; hey are mere frayme ii /.
but el manifest the tenor 81 her life and Tie
drift Of her thogbts; I
ainld dying. surely dying: Be
soon you IL miss me here below;
And my form will sODn be lying ssz
Meath OAK Ofa'S q ri ting snow,
How feel IT thrOug d and through,
50 And my heart. g most deep regret Is
Yhat have not been more true.
4s TrNe TO God and true to j esns 81
True to home and parents tod,s
True to husband and children,
Brot theirs. sisters. friends more true.
= can only rust In Jesus s IN
All past sins 10 wash AWAY I:
Andl have His word TO aid me $50
lf will but watch and pray.
CanSit be that 4 MN going
To that home hey end tht, 81 ies7
sSaSs Cna III be while here 4 nj lying
That my soul shall never die
w bile Lam dying, surely dying,
And must bid YOU farewell
And we MANY Years been trying
OF q Sayiour's love 10 tell 81.
Let me tell VOL, again3the story
$50 III 5. OF Il saviOnr's love and death; !,
How to obtain a home In glory,
] through the exercise OF faith.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-15
SIrRYed or AlOlcn.

From our pasture near Halleck, some
time in April. 1889, one light bay horse,
branded JILL conmeeted, (the stems Of
the J and l. forming the H). on left
thigh, s on left shoulder and 20 on
left hip. One dark hay horse branded
90 on left bipaud vented on left shoul
der, also branded go on left hip.1
A suitable reward will be paid for the
retu'n Of the horses to HalHeck, or for
Information where they may no found.
KELLY q MoCAIN,
Hnleof, New, May y, 1889. II
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Or waat sccoO % 5Fssf't , ,@o n"nr

=, -. l,,, I,-I ..-r
An AGED Nashville l.ty H!e" !3st "5;-.'
ana l2iv her fo-,unt ot ST.; I.loa:.n~ I.'-
lars to her two dogs that IS III w, or,
for their support and m9intenali@a' A"i'
is &n assured TACT, aud 5ugs@5'a som
possibilitie5 that the oio la@y A'E.1' ."..
BY her peculiar h24Neai' -..,.
In the fat place sj& i"IH"2-': '"'-
woulI have paid q Ptr'%@e> !oi ."
years service upon ncIe A.-e ,,.'','''. T.. =,
At tao end Of that ".a" re |.' Ley: t
been 0iH"h i-So ~" ~ .',",, ,n, !" 'i,r"., 49,,
n,-Bpent. So.
Aguin, giN tho@gan4 Qo..t3 'y''% III. .'.
been oitered 10 IA 1olI@' d. d ~.
n,iUIn uyou aatrlW}rI, aEJ '"+t IA Z
induced some gil TO 3&i9 h'Io. -,
Again, SAY tho"9an4 u"!ar5 "1N''' "a -
enabled oNr friend LoI.3Sf E'et ~ '"' !
ru0 his stocH l&f!' %1o''5D' ; 5- a,s'F AKA
that would aa5h ecu !oi! Aot NM ..,
Again, 3iE Thousand collars Y, ,n"'L t...'S
been apoGEh to have ooaSH. ''.& 'Noo. '..
friend Bob Payne, and Il ne nae io'..'n'"
one ounce ouy ol each poNlu' 9a N''i
have weighed at the end 80 Hooh0@'
Again, six thousand III. .."4s III ~"
! hanis 10 use IS he choose, m.g' , eHa"L>
! Ernest Rollins to go 10 Parg al" H&E' . "
| surgical GPei2lioh i'Tl'0} ''''- W. - ="
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
Hon. ]. G. Longstreet for the Leeiss
lature.

We publish elsewhere in this issue OF
the SENTINEL two strong calls upon the
Hon. j: G, Longstreet to again become q
candidate for the Lower House OF the
Legislature, from this county. Mr.. Long
street needs no introduction to this peo-
pie. He has served them too long and
faithfully 10 require words from us. bis
name and fame is part OF the history 9E
Mississippi. The impress OF his genius as
A profound thinker and wise and con-
servative law-maker, is impressed upon
the pages of our statute laws to%dar,
His experience on the floor of the h0u5e
and as chairman Of one OF the most i'm"
portant committees, fits him prc- emil
nently for this place, and will renaet him
one Of the most useful men we coold
send to represent us. He is young, ao'
tive and thoroughly equipped t2r 4n1
work. He understands the nc Is ot our
people, and judging the future " the
past, he will stand square t. lhG 1oar
winds in all matters that involve TIC
rights and interest OF his constituents
He would at once, take his stand in ta.
front rank and exercise as much initn'
ence over the Legislative body Rs any
man in It. We hope, for the good OF onl
county and people that -. ,.Jurstlce
will give over all his objections nd con
sent to the use of his nam3 IA tie pres
ent need of our county.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
TIE sENTINEL'S THIRTY.FIFTH
RIRTHDAY.

With this issue the SENTINEL enters
upon its thirty-fith year Of its existence.
This is the average duration of human
life, and far above tbe average term of
newspaper life. The SENTINEL, how
ever, feels itself to be in the very prime
of vigor and strength, and thanks to our
many friends, begins another year full
Of buoyant hopes and earnest aspirations.
The past contains many results Of hard
and honest labor, many rewards OF un.
firing zeal, and many experiences which
shine even now with brightness and en-
courage us in the onward and upward
fight. The SENTINEL has shared the for
tunes of our people, and has demanded
no better lot than to be the faithful ex-
emplar Of the progress and prosperity OF
our community, and tho jealous advo-
cate OF all things conducive to general
good and advancement. In times Of
gladnes and Of sorrow, of gloom and Of
hope, the SENTINEL, with clarion tone
has cried Excelsior and given all of it's
energies to the cause of social, agricul-
tural and commercial advance. In all
the past, we trust, our voice and hand
have been helpful, and it is our prayer
that we may yet find wider usefulness.
There is but little difference in the
age Of the SENTINEL and that of the pro-
prletor. This constitutes bond Of strong
union between us, and fills the editor
with earnest yearnings for green and
happy old age for both. Having matur.
ed and at its head, our desire is that
poth may become better, stronger and
nobler as the years are rolling on. We
have endeavored in all things to keep
pace with the times and to afford oul
city opportunity to boast of journal as
complete in equipment and as vigorous
and interesting in matter as any in the
State. We still feel the determination
to afford this privilege to our county and
community, and in. anticipation OF the
auspicious event now chronicles oul
journalistic birthday, the SENTINEL has
treated itsdf to handsome birthday
present of about a thousand dollar
| worth of new type and material, anc
to-day feels not like maid Of thirty-fv'
summers, but a joyousand buxom lassi'
of sweet sixteen-full Of romance, low,
and hope.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
TWO STRONG CALLS.
pom Hon. j. q. LOHEsirCet 80 Become
a Candidate for he Legislature.

To Hon. j. C. Loagst7ee', Grenada, Mss.
We, the undersigned, your iellow Citi-
zauS 0i Grenada county being deeply
sensible Of your able and distinguished
services 10 your State and county in the
last two sessions OF cur Legislature; and
feeling that you are at this time Pre-emi-
ueLtly the man to represent Grenada
county, aad believing that you can har-
monize all the clements Of 0l- body
politic-do hereby make this our ear.
nest appeal to you Z Aat you loIego your
objections heretofore expressed 70 be.
come a candidate again, and That Tou
will permit Us to Use your n"ng tot the
high and important position Of Repre-
sentative from thia county. " g assure
vou OF our earnest consideration and rely
upon your patriotism 10 accept this cali!
hereby rendering you our cordial and
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
GOOD AND CHRISTIAN LADY
PASSES AWAY
nfhe Person Of Mrs. II. NJ. Bristol.


On las. Monday morning, July %,
Mrs. Z II. Bristol, after long and lin;
gerias Illness. died at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs K. Z, Cole, at Paris,
Tenn, in the sixty-forrtA year I her
age. Her remains, accompanied by her
son~iu-law, Capt. z. ?. Cole, and heI
grandson, Eugene Melton, reached Gre
naia Monday evening. and were met by
a committee OF Odd Fellows, and by
them taken in charge and escort
cI to the WaIthall House. Tuesday
morning a large concourGe Of friends and
aaauaintaDcrs followed the remains to
Odd Fellows Cemetery to pay their last
sad tribute ol respect and esteem. ReV.
ID. B. Miller conducted the funeral SER
Wees Wbieh wcra touching, beautilu,
and appropr;ate.
TIE writer knew Mrs. Bs,3toI' ", |,
and had learned to love her tor /;
kindlipess, sympathv, christian gra yes
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
white mis-, and Bar hahrbor.

Commencing June 80, the Michigan
Central and its eastern connections vii
run a through line of elegant, ne" buffet
sleeping cars through from N { Chicago to to
Bar Hsrbor, via Niagara Falls and the
White Mountains, without change, Cen
uectlon will be made at Niagara Falls
with through sleeper to Clayton, where
CONNECTION will be made with steamers
TO the Thousand Islands. Alexandria Bay
Montreal and Quebec For full and de-
tailed information in regard to thes"
sn,, mer resorts, and the way to reach
them, send six cents postage for "A
Wodey0 M Pilgrimage and summer tourist
rates to o. W. Ruggles, General Pas
senger @ ana ticket Agent, Chicago, Ii,
July 20, tt,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
ASTED.

A "distrct manager" on commission
for Harper & Brothers Illustrated Peri,
o3icals : ("Houag Psople," '' T@fIy,"
"Baacr, asd Aa9d9@e.} A .aan who
VIII ia ke orders himself, and lt.er en-
plvy Others; also secure iens8als. Must
20 ee ability a4d cAaroC!9H give re-
iarencas. AISu give bond lor a 'eT nun
drad q liau5; and make il biz niJ bust
ness. Ezuolent opportunity permanent,
and eventually Local business offered.
Personal ins.ruos.ol given. address,
WIN. II. E0LDEE5
juy.20@4t, ColiieyYii!e, lem
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
=IAli- H'ft
NtsG3fE'

All yliyate boarding houses, iuHch
stands, esc., ara required under the law
10 pay upY!yiege TAX to the state The
c9rpgyatiop !. entitled to itty pr cent
Of The Stat tax in addition tot corpora
lion pnvitecag. Al parties who have
not paid os'4&. call at the oheIiN aHd
Navof3 Offices, and ta&e out LICENSE
q. 3.,.s Or they will be dealt with as the
na requires Other business that
taxable viii please tak7 notice also,
G. b, JONES, sheriff.
B. c. AnA2is, Mayor
7.ln 1I.lSSN.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Capt. John Powell and wife left last
week for summer resorts to be absent a
few months
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
ar. F,rnest Rollins, the active. popular

NJ. Hlnest Rollins, the active. popnIalr
and giccesstul representative u Ar6 4
Go. Memphis, Tenn, has been WITH his
friends md relatives in our ci5t enjoying
q teg lava deserved rest, }iF. Ao.lins by
r.yss and faithful attention TO huA16AS
hy untiring zeal and by Superior Du51>
ness intelligence, has e9tanAshe1 10,
himself most eAyiaHia reputation, ana
hgs won ioc his AnGsa many friends in
thisseCtlon. HrUeat Ra'fu4 is one OF our
coming young ousina.> zen and IS ear"
ncst in lis wort; IS We. IS, IL palt.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Ifyou wish to be pro.poreua ani hap
nv, chew trkansaw Traveller ana happy
Joe tobacco. For sale ly ieAolns ll,f-
nSonts May 4, IT,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Services will be held in the Presby..
terian Church Sunday morning and
night.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Th. s.apic and ingy grocery 5toF" OF n
H. /. utall ha been moveW INTO .he
conner house On Green street, lorIn3TiY ,r.5i
.'.Woied tr y. T. inman. Alr, Geali Is
A pleasant gentleman and goa = mer' P1a3r
r.f"nt "LiIe his son, Nr. Joun bea!I,
il ,'} an accommodating young man ana an
e2arge.a e. al young citizen, well liked by
everybody who knows lin. success
to iico in their new place oi business
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Are YOU made miserable y" Indigestion
rops,iIatior. dizziness, Losa o. appetite.
}rl,ow Sl'u? Shiloh FltoA1or is pos,
i've cure. Sold by Huguel y Nance.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

The best Ladies 81 so shoe on earth at
C. J. Austin & Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

will send a splcadiA High Arm sew.
ipr machine and the Grenada a., oETTiTEh ! an
tns nno vear for S22 90 Low Arm, - w.
", +, Hallam, Grenada MiE59
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Rows J. T. Thomas and r. J. NoweI.
,varo in attendance at the meeting Of the
Tyustces Of the Methodist College al
Winona this week,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

New Shoes, all kinds, just received
DUNCAN & WRIGHT
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Fresh cider by the retail or wholesale at
A. T. Inman'R.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Hamilton g. Brown Shoes wear better
and I'll niler than any other shoe.
~ DUNCAN & WRIGHT.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Old Rip tobacco is superior chew
Leigh Il Jones keep supply OF 1t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Get your meals at the Restaurant.
July-27-3t Trlmble d derard.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

The beat the market affords At th(
onlv Restaurant N ne city.
July-2'ros iftihD4e G "''''"
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

That bright and beautiful young la,dy
Miss Kate Duncan, Is visiting M'Sh
Adele Hotfa,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Call and see Eyitt 4 Brothers 50 80
shoe at Austins.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Miss Estella Rollins is visiting Miss
Ida Holcomb, of Greenwood,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

The bntding committee Of the. Gre
NADIA Fair and Live stock Associate; +;
met on Thursdnv evening, and aWaI y "a
the building oil the grand ana Judges
stand to MIR. n Eite'.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Nr-. Sarn EL,tott, q splendid teac!'sS
anil highly educated GentIeln"h' WIS
IN town Thursday.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Miss Kate Sadler, alter spending s2,'-
eral weeks with relatives and irien4a'
lett last Friday morning Tor SomefYiiie,
Tenn. She was accompanied ny he'
niece. Miss Bette Berry,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Miss Fannie Jones, one Of Grenada
brightest ewels, is visiting Coles creek;
She added greatly to our enjoyment, aho
our only regret is that We caunot k@eet @
her onger.-Coles Creek correspondent
Pittsboro Banner,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

A few more special drives in white
goods at JONES Great Bargain Sale.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

slippers, Slippers, sYirpers, from s. 80
n 81 70 c. J. Ar>rlN q Co,
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Glove beckons." Stick bottle Oh Chea-
thom,s Chill Tonic in your pocket and push
ahead. success will attend You. Cure Gu"E-
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

No hotel or eating house, bnt a lfFt
c aBs Restaurant. iF.lAoiH " 01I"'"'
Juiy-2l-3t
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

That GOOD and popular pa9sor, Re,y'
]. G. Carothers and his excellent la,h''y
returned home Friday morning, al'ei y
months absence visiting relatives at
Starkyille and Scooba.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Meals at all hours.
July n st Trlmble q deraro'
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Watermelons are plentiful and OF a
good quality.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

That elegant lady, Mrs. Blanche LaH.
renee aud her sweet ana pfetty lt.l'
child Mary LETT YESTERDAY fnaay IN hto,n ro
ing for Bowling Green KY TO visit re- re-
latives. and to be absent seve!a! months
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Go TO LEIGH & JONES FOB OLD R1f
tobacco if you want pleasant chew.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Dunca, & Wright have jn:t received
an elegant line OF Hamilton 4 Brown
Shoes, the best fitting, shoe sGia ia .nr 'no
South. Ladies should think 81 this Is, wheh
% thev huv shoe. July-20-3t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

Mrs. G. Leaore is in the city the guest
Of Mr., DR.. q. w. Trimble.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
,,,,ored at the post-ofrlce- at Grenada, Miss.
.as second class matter.
Illinois Central Railroad.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Ma Passenger leaves Grensda.. .....'...lO % p N
Ma Regular Mail leaves Grensda-."........ 32 a m
Ma 4 Local Freight leaves Grensds-.-"...3lO 10 p In
sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
~, Passenger leaves Grensda -...-.......E Is p m
No 3, Regular Mail leaves Grenadar-"..."s1sp p m
NOT Local Freight arrives at Grenada. .-"9 % N
Sunday excepted
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
Mississippi d. Tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi d. Tennessee Railro"d'
No. Passenger, IeavessG Grehada-"..-".. IS IN
No. Local Freight leaves Tuesdays Thurs-
days and Saturdays. oWa IN
No. 2 Passenger. arrives in Grenada-....." sl2 m
NO. Local Freight arrives In Grenada
Monday, wednesday and Friday."."."7 Up m
passenger trains arrive in Memphis."..'.r 'p a m
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27

'o A, I. Inman's.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-07-27
SENTINEL SETTINGS.

Plenty Of peaches on our streets daily
, 1889-08-08
Timber Fires In Idaho.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Aug. 2,-Governor
Shoup has information of heavy timber
fires in the Wood river country. The
citizens have been fighting fire there for
two days and now ask for assistance.
The country here j. almost obscured by
dense smoke, and il is estimated that
the fires in Idaho are destroying timber,
the value of which runs into millions of
dollars.
WAsHINGToN, Aug, 3,-Acting Land
Commissioner Stone received the follow
ing telegram from Governor Shoup of
Idaho, dated Boise City, August 2,
give hundred dollars authorized last
Wednesday by the secretary is made
quate to suppress the forest fires which
are raging over several counties.
Millions of feet of timber and
n large amount of private
property has been destroyed
4 telegram from Ketchum, Idaho, says
they are surrounded by fire, and fifty
men have been fighting 1t for the last
forty-eight hours. Can YOU assist us?'
In response to. this appeal the secretary
has authorized the expenditure of an
additional $500.
, 1889-08-08
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Resumption OF Debate on the Cor
porative Question.

Convention met at . u. NJ. On motion
of Mr.. Crowley, j. II. Reavis of North
Yakima, was granted the privilege of
the floor.
Mr.; Sohns presented memorial of the
board of trade of Vancouver endorsing
the memorial of the chamber of com
mcrco of Olympia, on the subject of cor
porations, protesting against sections 8
and 81 of the corporation article now be-
fore the convention, and favoring the
leaving of such matters to future lcgis-
luturcs. Referred to the committee on
corporations,
Mr.. Schoolcy presented resolution
providing that until further notice the
convention hold sessions from 1880 to .
L. NJ, commencing August 3. Obicc-
ton made and the resolution was not
considered.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion of Mr.. Kinnear the conven-
tion went into committee of the whole
on the corporation article.
Mr.. Bowen resumed the chair. Section
3 was taken up Ms follows: No corpo-
ration organized outside the limits of
this state shall be allowed to transact
business within the state on more iav-
orable conditions than are prescribed by
law to similar corporations organized
under the laws of this state.
Mr.. Dyer moved to amend by provid-
one or more business offices within the
state.
Mr.. Kinnear accepted tho amend
ment on behalf of the committee. Lost
ayes Is, noes 81.
On the adoption of the section a di-
vision was demanded and it was
adopted--aycs 3S, noes not connted.
Section o was taken up: Every cor
poration other than religious, educa-
tional or benevolent, organized or doing
business In this state, shall have and
maintain an office or place in this state
for the transaction of its business,
where transfers Of stock can be
made, and in which shall be kept
for inspection by every person having
an interest therein, including creditors
and legislative committees, books in
which shall be recorded the amount of
capital stock subscribed and by whom,
the names of the owners of its stock and
the amounts owned by them respective
ly, the amount of stock paid in and by
whom, the transfers of stock, the amount
of its assets and liabilities, and names
and places of residence of its officers"
This is the section which has
CREATED EXCITEMENT
outside the walls of the convention and
, 1889-08-08
PATHETIC APPEAL,
Massachusetts Asked to Send Her
Marriagenble Women to Tacnmn.

BosToH, Mass, Aug. 2.-Mayor Hart
has received letter signed by W. H..
Wheclright, Mayor of Tacoma, Wash.
in which the writer states that there are
about ten men to one woman in the ter
ritory, and he announces that the mayor
and common council of Tacoma appeal
to the people of Massachusetts, to send all
women of murriageablc age that can be
spared to the territory and city, with u
view to making pleasant the homes of
thousands of young able-bodicd in
be glad to marry Another resolve is to
the effect that the proclamation be for
warded to the mayor of Boston, with
the urgent request that IL be published
broadcast throughout the state and in
hopes that all the newspapers of the
thinks it must be the joke of some jolly
Westerner
, 1889-08-08
NO SUNLIGHT.
Forest Fires In Montana Obscure the
God of Day.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 1.-The forest
fires which have been prevailing in
Montana for week show no signs of
abatement. From Helena west, north
and south great black cloud of smoke
hangs over the country and for six days
the sun has not been able to pierce the
darkness.
Granville Stuart than whom no man
in Montana is better able To judge esti
mates the damage each day the fire con-
tinucs at 100000. At Missoula the
streets, buildings and sidewalks are
covered with ashes. The air il like Il
blast from furnace. The atmosphere
is filled with crisp embcrS that have de-
scended like light fall of snow.
The fire now raging in Boulder can
yon. near Berncc, has been most des-
tructive of property. n larger part of
the cordwood consumed in this blaze
was contracted to the Anaconda smell
ter. In the ncighborhood of the great
mining camp OF Phillips burg the dam.
age has been immense, while the town of
Granite is in imminent danger OF being
destroyed
At Helena the ruins about the city are
all ablaze, and while no danger to the
city is feared, the heat Is sitting and
the smoke almost unhearublc.
, 1889-08-08
WESTERN NEWS.
Vigorous Prosecution of Work on
the Astoria and South
Shore Road.
Counterfeiters Captured at Albany
--Train Wreckers to
be Tried.
The Blythe Will Case Developing
in Favor of tho
Contestant.

PORTLAND, Aug. 2.-Mnyor Dclash-
mutt to-day received copy of mem.
orial to President Harrison signed by
forty-two members the constitutional
convention of Washington, headed
by Chairman Hoyt. II re-
quests the president to cause the treas
ury department to enforce the revenue
laws concerning the importation of Mex
lean lead ores free of duty. IL will be
forwarded to Washinton city tomorrow.
Twenty-Five Hat cars loaded with iifty
pound steel rails for the Astoria ~ South
Coast Railroad will be started west from
Chicago next Thursday. The company
hasiordered 225 flat cars from the Pull
man Palace Car Company, which, as
fast as furnished will be loaded with
steel rails and brought here. In this
way the company expects To- save freight
charges amounting TO $4,000. 1t will
require 5000 tons to build the road to
Willamette valley.
, 1889-08-08
ALBANY NEWS.
Counterfciters Captured--After the
Switch Breakers.

ALBANY, Or, Aug. 2,-To-day g..
Adams and John Miloney were bound
over in the sum of $1,000 to- appear be-
fore the grand jury for uttcring counter
felt coin of the determination of halves
and dollars. These toughs have been
doing the town since Sunday last.
Railroad Commissioners Fault and
Colvy and Clerk Waggoucr, here iuves-
tigating the late railroad accident ut the
Lebanon switch, find clear case
against those who tampcred with the
switch. No blame is attached in any
other quarter.