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WASHINGTON NEWS
Tacoma loses 4 Northern
Pacific Department.


r.fax. Fxb x--AsssM&af SspersnseE1.
ear7 <sf TRANSPORTATION AsNnAr AEDs 40
q :. ~ p~rr<xx- ATE eA3ef clerk Of Ssneral
Tsne&s,r Bres ~. ieAss fof Eeiesle Ifzfz-
dSv r:arusnz ~ order Of General sgper1 2.
;feaslzenf Ai1ssee i pTssasIse.z ones: s g
e7s<srz~ss f<set u ts means tsla< The gezeszl
=s~..se<:rsy sr.Ar<rssnt Of tire dfvssion rekt
~ H~oe Won't. .now E1ezssd a. Tacoma = Z.
- safsso~ed ID Heieas. II f-se slsss VIII
s<.s<fv dS<rxef ffo1a Iaeoaax's t1nr0rtxfaes
IL, ~ rclxfsor ~ tae S@FfAern ksfsfie
H1rry Xorzau MAS arrested fHis fsfsn IS
f,r se;izax iiQuor Hsfhogs 1csnH, Is
~{fsrn<.5u a. J ssclSfk his ease fssnss sP for
fs<~I f.rfdrs Snxtiss seatef Rid ssas -.
f,urssed Il 5 O'clock s1ssa 50 morrow sneEr.
~ ~ ii His defense Is based or pxrslI
49,. 1901 1four,s5s CT, 10 s45o8rnrNeuf 8 !
~ Sfse fsunrnerxh.s objections tDa1e ~ b.
r59nse; had been osersu1ed Ut thc court
II = feneTsIly =s,psssiszatzea saEt sAaieS
Gerzlert decision - zltsfsN NsAi be = ss1s,,
- norrsr,. ard thai TIE setl0ts ia<eD %
re r<uura entardsy ostfeFiag his place
fslfsned. Win se rne5e effective. E0rxaz
eeIfs5a 6rlA isexfer i. hoxessr, st5H rue
NM e 11ssssl. and his bxad. Hlsh tn65sfd.
s1rfs ID frost carrying prize Dsunsf, an
s1onuelsg the engagement 81 uex starr -
rsded tbs streets Tor sevefal ssa''rs IBIS NJ
IA ! meeting Of the UnIoa Relief Asso-
ciafl0u this eFeaing Il Was decided 70 bold
= chAx4fy tall {. the near fzfure. President
Gamuel f.ol55ef viii appoint eosa fnlissss e
make the necessary xfsanzEEHes1. Il viii
&c the gresfexE social egessf ever witnessed
~ the city
xfr3s5es have been aged incorporating
The Alert Fire Hose 10. TIE capital stock
q 12s0. fss purposes arc. TO maintain
sfe h1<z company and to aeguirc, hold
own. eli and dispose % OF mortgage real
81 personxi property It's officers are.
Presfdecf. Thomas H. soszfn: sieeyrss5-
fleuf. 81. swamp. fsessnkef. Edward Miller
oefrsfay, Vim. Hcgee-
me fSii0wsur persons fled TO-DAY their
dec1aTntory intention Of ber0snsug United
4fa:ea cstixeps: Esastzy Peterson %
SWEDEN. Anton KfEsiansyn 1i Norway,
J0if, slater Of scotland, g. Kuchsnbe%ker
and Joeepb Hess OF Germany.
leslie BeHkb, for keeping house OF ~
fame. was fined SIS and cots % Justice
Awfenee. and Fannie nSssli. for being
q iu1nate thereof. wa< sned 80 and costs.
n y. Rrinton, q common 6Euak. was aEess
o ard COSTS
Tosisy's bank eieafaaees amounted %
~, IU1.W.
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Our Catholic formulation.

The latest figures published on the
church in the United States give the
country SIis pFiests. of whom a0s are
regular and bIi0 secular There are
sssG churches, over s7Ta stations and
more shan 1850 eharsels. The orphan
asyiums number lis and contain mere
than ISIS inmates Scattered over
the country are - Theological semi
uaFieS. having more than 1870 candi-
oates sar the priesthood. The colleges
are - in number. the academies $40,
and the pAToehical schools reach 27ssl.
with an attendance of scr ,iaa pupils
and 4 decade OF .iiooeSeS vet 10 report
GA their school statistics. The esti-
mated Catholic population Is given as
S.fSae-G New Work iseceSe, al
course. heads the Use With ~ss 90
boSson following with rs. 9s, Chicago
having 80, so. Phisaleichia, 10, nusA /:
New Orleans. 5000. So Louis, 80
Co; Rroaklyp - ,0sl: - Paal. -
90; baltimore. ~. 600, whsss Hartford,
t.eyeland and san Francisco have
~ go tafholicS These statistics are
given IN Hoffman : Cafhnlie Directory
Tor lisa
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wALLA wAILA NEWS.


4<8afE H80 6ao480y &0mNktx GAf-
dened-P Prison Labor.
wAILA wALLA. Feb. 4--Thfs morning
the commissioners OF CsiHEnbsa county To-
t<a 900 10 aid Ia tie construction OF this
road tsroegh that county. This road Is
evidently making heading "a Lewiston.
hrkye doubts existing regarding his
Eeiif. Clarence Gray, young man con
f'nea in the p~uifentiary for burglary com.
mittet in Tacoma, was today pardoned by
Gov. kefapse and immediately DISCHARGED
Al a meeting Of the yeni,entiary com.
fnsssi0nsrs IL was decided 20 purchase
another brick machine of greater CAPACITY
fnlly believing that they will be able 20
meet eli demands the coming season Tt
u thought they will be sble to use eise-
fftcify a. motive power. Commissioner
sharpstsin il nov "a san Francisco inyes.
iIgsiiag shat feature Il Was siss decided
thai eouytcts must wufk 10 hours ter day
II - reported that the q. H. A ~ will
shartsy locate q lfna from Pennington to
Deep Greek. thesee 10 the raioase river,
thence 20 the Clearwater, theme down %
the russsteh connsry.
thsrses TShsn. 9 restaurant keeper near
hsilnis. has taystefteusiy disappeared.
when isst ssea be was well supplied with
fands.
This evening al old lady named Iron.
bridge accidentally fell. breaking her left
leg al fhe knee
Ms. Mary Ellen Page 10 being pushed by
friends here aud n pendiston f0f agent os
THE Iinsitlka Indians. she being peculiarly
wei qualified. thS Indians having entire
eonadsnee ia her
z. 6 TesIFnnIug of Prescott. who aeri
deniAilY los, bis left eye last summer, Is
fatally blind
Joseph story Was cleaning a well az
bayfen. heH, by the breaking oI q winsi
lass. 4 Bucket 3eadetf with Ftssk ss8f xtrtk
teg bis bead His skull wzs
badly ffsrtured. aud be was ufkxrmise
seriously injured. Is Is tAonght be viii die
ke~prss frun all seefs0ns Of the sAiiss
Elss prospects Of = very large fruit crof
The eena1ns sRassssa
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fHEaAtts, Feb. s~Ihe sauasaee-asps
that The Seattle 4 Southern kasirssssi ssssy,a.
ra1y Will soon coasaeaee active ht1lfasnr
operations fills saeksisx.isS atth rs~z<Fsr,s
Tor e assatsS US aaetbeF EafSgs,sa TaSe
uhst route they may r. fsafssazs.t ihvss )
40 practical one tAaf VIII Kiss ghsh.,ts
We viii alss have kAS sssaa fr0ssa t.sssss
Hagl,us. upon which EentrStla : as,w
building her bopcs. Scr tae sasas rsgxssr,
There are sssslse Of The seas@ss wAy she
rrseE 81 real essatr "a ard afcnaa Z ~
halls Is constantly advancing She ssssti
pies tas key t. the Whole essansFy on iasfA
sides Ia sogae respects tbs faes AAs
szfs<s ~ . fsf&k. because II gives laS NEE
backs s<snfssr - hold back and resasa
development hy refusing 81 aeEiecssstg ~
encourage nem enterprises.
Real estate transactions ia Cstcassls re-
sasdsa In the inonth az 9gnasss fact up a
hsssc ever sls.fdos Efct saxEV xGna. 80 -
sssre. e.st representing & g4paf naaay par
stss % sasass, for Il has lseea entirely "a an.
1tapfofesi town lots.
iae Issehxiis Mater and Electric sfrht
tofaissny has pure. ased TIE slss Zoe ma
shshegy sea pumping works last sss.tk ~
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ne xnznu<oner az WhzxE1n euEury.
Wnuhzux5oa feu1tcxT. - ixsze ooz1s ro<
- exHex4 45EaAE - hrss4 . cu4E holse
sud AL ID tze to1u of C1z<kx~ <og suEr
Srtisjuns~s raaM hrmbay prxTz 49, yssx
c0uA1e-<s nse and eve .bez the prt -
raise xznzSG HwEl sAks Ekzs zzzorEt -
ke~r re oo1n<y sex1 ecwr = tAsx SotE-
xRzs N1Ize rus ars Eb1nt X gre - 80 ~
-11rk - kzzsz . Entipc1 70 - aeEz - fsse
e14Hty SCI ard g1zx ps<5111er VII efSx
r.~xT y0az SMITH.
Tze szstifssn uxs rtfer->f % sae ck<zz = y
sac a. serr7snr5<&.
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sAs FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. A--wheat - Good
inquiry both from mllle.s and shippers,
prices are hrEaer; quotabse: 81 g7l4fGl 49,.
BarIey-Hosders show more confidence
and are asking higher: No. / feed. s0a
s2sze.
oafs-Reeeipts liberal: $50 centals
Oregon arrived to day. choice feed, 81 10;
No. /. 81 %; lower grades, sltaI o2Iz.
Hops-Smaif business doing
Potafoes-Markes amply supplied and
receipts large; I1lD Oregon arrived to-day
Peerless. 90G65c; Burbanks, 6N9S5c;
Garnet Chill, 50555c; Early Rose, 40n45c
Bufter-Steady; fancy, 25a2sc; good TO
choic, i5fgZ2ei store lots, lSd2ec.
No charters reported.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Hops-Quiet and
firm.
Coffee-Options opened steady, 5 TO Ii
points up and closed steady, 10 10
is points above Saturday. on better cables.
and dull; sales, $50 bags, including
Feb, SIS Goals 20. March and April,
SIS 7ogi5 50: May, SIS 70di5 70; Jan,
SIS saai5 80. spot Rio firm: fair car
sugsr-saw. dull; refined. steady and
Copper-Dull aud easier: lake. Feb.
SIS 10.
Lead-steady and inactive: domestic,
So III
Tin-Quiei: Straits. 81 so
Bar silver, s255xc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.--wneaf closed strong
and higher; cash, 96lse; May, 81.
Corn-Steady; cash, 35lsc.; March, $3.50.
May, 50 1i-i6c.
. oats-sieady; cash, 2554c; March, nc:
May, q 7-iSc.
Bariey--Sothing doing.
Pork - Firm; cash. sfl 80; March,
81 80; May. Sill 20.
Lard-Flrm; cash. 50 20: March. Sc s2Ix:
May. 81 021S.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4. - Cattle - Receipts.
l6, 500; choice beeves, x4f14 80; steers, $4fa
4 30; siockers and feeders s. 20a3 40: Tex
as steers. - 50ld3 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 22J9oo; opened weak and
closed strong. mixed 81 5SG4 So; heavy,
" e014 S.: light. 81 Sn15.
Shsep-keeefpts 6. SO; steady: natives,
= s0g5: Western corn-fed,s 81 40gi 50; Tex
ans, x$s5s 80.
The Dr0reT's Journal special cabiegram
from London quotes cost of American
steers lSlsc per pound, estimated dead
weight
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.--wheat-Firm; de-
msnd improving: holders offer sparingly.
corn-Steady: demand fair.
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2Ag FgAscIsc0. Feb. 1.-The American
schooner Waiter l. Rich and tae British
schooner Pathfinder. both. sealers and just
from 0ictoria. were seized hy the revenue
cutter Richard gsssh in brakes bay yesser-
day. They are reported TO hare been
seized for having no papers OF
entry The captain Of the Path
finder states that on account Of
4 gale when OF Cape Aendoeins ne put
into brakes bay. but thai this fs common
prsetice Of seafsrs. and they have often re-
manned there from three 10 six days with
out complaint being made The eaptainz
appeared before Collector Hsger To-day
aud denied any intent 70 violate the law.
and asked that the matter be taken into
ceHrt az once. Collector Hager notified
District Attorney Carey 10 institute pro
ceedSDgs against the master They are
eech liable 70 fine OF 1850.
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callfornla Crops % 1sss.

1Ax FEAseIsc0. Feb. 4--At d meeting Of
the city board OF trade this afternoon,
President sanderson in his report for iSss
presented the following statistics concern
ing the production oil the state. Owing 10
the extreme hot weather in April last
there was shortage OF nearly 50 per cent
in crops The classification Is. Wheat.
s2s. 900; barley. ss.oo0ooo: RE, $50, 900:
oats, 81. 100 ooos corn. 5000. 900: ties aud
pine lumber, xIi ,sz6 .s76, ears OF green fruit
exported 70 the East. 2,oO0 900, gold and
90 fsfxF gsH1
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MIAWNuAtt Us cNILIIItI-
1t is said that there are schools in
this city, and probably there are others
in the state. where there is no English
instruction whatever The remedy
for this should be instant, and no way
appears to be better than that suggest
ed in the message. To make it the duty
OF county and city superintendents TO
see that English is taught.
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Rate DISCRIMINATION Against spo-

rPsxAxx g&xLs, Feb s--Tae ts&rd OF
trade IL ns2kfsx v5x1rozs kick agslEst
the Dissatisfaction prsctteeG b. tie SorTn-
erU gaezhe II the zassSAF o. ffElgnf tstes-
The rate 20 spokane Fails frgz the East =
eezssa ba tie fErosxas rate. s11 = rz2nT
eases ruses greater than the tarsEg1 fzsE
10 Portland THIS = wtnsre tae kick e9sa7s
r. xs1 the merchants hare formed AZ
ten and vii kr5ng the qnesrs1n before TIE
sfYferefafxs ezzro Sc sssEsre-s
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SAS FRANCISCO. Feb. S-Indicasions for
- hours hours for Oregon and Washington
Territory: Fair weather, followed IN the
western portion by rzi1s:. variable winds:
nearly stationary temperature
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sgw Yonx, Feb. Money on call,
easy ST 295; last loan. 5. Prime mercantile
paper, 4a6 sterling exchange, dull and
steady; se-dgy bills, s4lS: demand, 81. sslzz.
E. s. zs(regist q ]. III sxs coupons. i0s
Il fco1ponsj lZ5{ Pacific 6s .-..--... IN
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yffy3Es4 4. Fek- S.--,prsx Heinrich Bob
rtsT. d weikk noEu Musician while giving q
lesson 30 lady pupis this afternoon
dropped dead The cause wes heart dis
ease The deceased sRs . native Of 6@f-
IaaaT and veil known ia Montreal
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vEcTsEx2 Feb 4 - The schooner
TrsRxnph. Capt Dan AeEex1, Ass seea
chartered 70 take the HeaafIa1 Islands
cable frsEn Fxue1zyer 10 is destination.
The esss7e i now earosssc 20 xaszxsxvEr
Is IA 20 nzisxz icag. and b intended - con-
ssecf Tho SsfaxsHs
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WANTS A nouBLs poss.

Jahn smish 90 whisusan c0unsv
trssnaiy tie raiiee Improvement.
AssfSsrssS. FvsA t-~EArVSs,seaE ssss sesa
ingalls, - asy sasd S@sogN he sasssss tssr
t94sewihg fezsfien ~ra tie aaaaszAie
SS2sss Asc aaszse 81 Representatives
fsz< eaEahse r.esisszsaxr woald essnerf sasty
l<s that sesar hea~raAss hss4y ss@ss TIE hsss
1assoaaFsd ~ senator ssnsser egns.swessng
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EfAKSsxfx9. Feb. 2.--it Il reported to-
6sy that the Roslyn cssaI mines viii be
closed for TIRES mouths This looks rs
though the company IHfeEd % stxrye the
men out ard then bring ia new men 10
operate The raiDes-
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nlRRFIS uD SHIP Ine.


8L4TILGr EE4- -
The asa market eozsinnes 70 - az
rrs-<zr drZi. nnne being received hese-
sx<e szw snaz lo<z OF roek cod. pesxh
and zoun1exx xesfzer ssl<asn nor hxssEszf
are b ae ss1 At any pzscs- Dealers repo<s
ssne eomplsfnf q TIE f<exn< s<vGaesS in
dressed nsez<x Saith EE==ss. yesterday r.
exsre1 fnnm ws-s2 walls f1ur eaxso1ss Of
lat ext11e- TIE market Is zooted with eggs
and the recespts fov tDsssy xere larger than
fss ssyeys1 days pas
xyarHaxDrsg AID ggoDCcE Re
CEzPTe--E5zzzng the LAST - hours tfse
ne-ehkzzfss aud Yro1zee -erslpzx q sklx
E-arf haze ssae1 ~ soI5awE Pzgsf sound
Store ruz1. a. toms se4tzse, Lake Shore
d Ezzserz rxflvxy. 30 ta1x. Steamer
Ids s1zs. sloep Eraraa. : I-s rDass AEgEs
81. / E1<s Glide. 81 tesSss Glars B-~wlr -
toess " " NuaFge- IS tor. Jrzz2tslzs. Ct
t0as. ship spartan. - fans. Total re-
eEzpts. ls-s Tors
sHgPHESTz- Durznx TIE last q hours
goods ana merchandise hare been shipped
froxz seattle 20 tbs Surrounding country IS
fo.lsaws Puget sound eaore r1s1 - tors.
CosEnnbEa and Puget sound ro&G Is tens.
.easrse. Lake Shore ard Eastern railway.
~ soxz rsexnn@rx--Iol2. Il Ton. E6zfb. 2
t1us Eliza Anderson, 81 tasxs Glide. izfS
4
s. tons. Niehsgzn, : tons: seEike. 2 tons;
Augusta. toux Total shipments, Is2 liz
foTzs
SATrgE OF REcEEPTs-Eas-e-, tubs.
= htl. Erksas. Eour. 80 SKIS peanuts,
II k3gSs potatoes. 70 sks. dried pears,
soxes: azf0n. 8 sks. dried rr1nss, boxes.
lard, % eases picked pigs feet key red
cats, bales. cheese, case: haxzs, crate:
esn1e6 corn beef, 5 eases canned oysfers.
case. seeds. box. axis. chickens ]
coop oyxrers, SKIS; wassky, bbl. shotdy.
SKIS. horses, Il head: sneep. 10 head
cattle. IL head. hogs. q head. bar, car:
eggs - cases, - packages, nuts. : sks:
hs1es. hdis. boots and shoes, 10 cases:
nails. 20 kegs: sore polish, : boxes
shingles, Nn0c. lHrn ber. Lat10 feet. hriek.
EARS. wood, car. saft. .[g SKIS; sugar. 80
bb!s: hardware. lie pkgss household goods,
% pigs. cigars. 8 cases. hats 5 eases:
bans, 10 SKIS. general merchandise, $50
pigs: Portland cement. go bb5s-
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Fishing is very good along the wharyes
at present.
The steam schooner Signal Is still under
going repairs.
The steamship Ancon leaves for Tacoma
ON Thursday next.
The little sloop Emma Yesterday brought
80 coo shingles from fiidalgo.
No efferf was made yesterday 10 locate
The s0oponud hammer lost q, Baxfer's
wharf on Friday last.
The neriean ship Gernania arrived
here Saturday night. Size viii load with
coal for San Francisco.
The United States light-hou tender
Msnzanita, with Captain w. sebree aboard,
is expected here within few days
The steamship umstilia steamed into the
harbor yesterday from ssn Francisco. with
20 passengers and e27 tons OF freight for
Seattle.
The ships Margaret and Gsfherer are still
loading II Tie Oregon improvement Com
psny's bankers. The steamer wIllamette
ii Also loading with coal al The same place
The new plan regarding the registration
OF the amounts OF the cargues OF vessels
entering and leaving this port is working
well, and al opposition to IL being gradB-
silly Withdrawn.
The American ship Spartan arrived here
Saturday evening from San Francisco,
with cargo consisting of 200 barrels of
Portland cement and some machinery
She is diseharging at schwahHeher's wharf.
-
PoRT TOWNSEND, Feb. s.--Arriyed -sehrs
Fred T.. sander aud Annie Larsen.
foRT hLAKELgT, Feb. !. --Arrived--Schr
Coursef. Feb 4--Arr;ved-Schr Fannie
nutard
roEr DISCOVERY. Feb. ARRIVED
Schg fxsta
SEsH BAY, Feb. s.--Cloudy: light west
wind
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.~-Arriyed--Str
State Of California. Portland. sfrs Ajax
and AFngo. Coos Bay. sailea-str Oregon,
Portland str Wellington, NanaImo. sd
TopeallAnt aud Mercury. Port Blakeley,
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DAffR0AD. MINING. MATER wOgEs.
II typographical, bridge. sewerage and
drainage engineering ESxea special atsea-
ton. Clsy property o. lands Surveyed or
szh~atvsded Maps and mechanical draw
tags, sngTsSSzHg and b.as prints q specia 2ty.
Township piAtx and MAPS always on hand
Re1rax sS and 20. Yexiss Iesyy einek. ssss.
tie. Mt
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Caution

Beware al Frans1. - ny nxzss = :,
p.ce are Stamped Ga the hossum 81 ~
- rsrxisesi slioes before leaving - -.
Nlnrh froseef the HeArsrsl axntrr4 T23e
W. l. DOUGLAS shoes - . 1890 -
&C SAYS he hsx them wtzhnzt a -
psscs stamped ca the bottom - Ss
dawn &c q frEa6.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.--wheat-Firm; de
msrd improving: holders offer sparingly
corn--Steady. demand fair.
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poRT TOWNSEND, Feb. S.---Arriyed --schrs
Fred L. sander aud Annie larsen.
foRT hLaKELgT, Feb. 4. --Arrived--Schr
Coursst Feb. 4--Arrived-Schr Fannie
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-08-08

having the money they went to Jail i"-rr
ont their fine They pleaded Ignorance "i
the law and their tine, wrre made light
Ignorance oi the law could not suffice i"r
an excuse Tor it, violation. TIM orrur-
renee will probably prove a warning To
Others inclined thus to disregard the sover-
eighty Of the law, a. it is the intention Of
our people to protect our game interests to
the iull extent Of our statutes.-liusband-
man IIali-bree.s have friends who can
explain the law to them. The probabilities
are that ;h.s. breeds knew they were vio-
lating the statutes.
The entertainment given by the Calif"r-
MIA Speciality company last Saturday even
ing in Landts hall was well attended, and
iudging from the applause that greeted the
artists in their various lines all went away
we'll pleased. A troupe visiting points 50
remote from railroads is laboring under
great advantages as regards costumes.
| stage fixtures, music, etc, but what there
was lacking in stage settings WAS more than
made up by the talent of the performers.
1 The singing and haracter representation
Of Near were good and elected merited APP
plause. STANLEY and Hart proved them
selves me- novices in clog and jig dancing,
/ while their chs racter sketches were excel
lent. Hart. as u Chinaman, WAS the best
| feature of the entertainment. la then
| effort to please the entertainment was
drawn cut Il lttl. to" l.ne. but this is /,
ia ling not common with travelling troupes.
The troupe will show at Philbrook. Utica,
Belt and Great Falls. and may possibly
! visit this section again in the near future
II So, they will he greeted with good houses
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-08-08

JomS =. MoSwEE>ry, Plaintiff,
ALFRED W. SiFIo>, Defendant.
Tn. people of the Territory ri Montana
send greet ing To the aboVe.nained defend
ant:
You are hereby required To appear in an
action brought against you lay the above
named plaintiff in the Dist riet Court ri the
Fourth Judicial Dist rict of the Territory al
Montana in and for the county Of Fergus,
aud 10 answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive al the day al
servicc) after the service On you oil tins
summons, ii served within this county: or,
il served ont of this county, but in this dis
| trict, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or judgment by defauli viii he
taken against you, according To the prayer
Of said complaint. The said action is
brought to recover from you the sum nj
fifteen hundred dollars, due plaintiff upon
account Tor mereha ndise sold you by plain
tiff and labor performed by plaintiff for
you, at your special request. between the
first day Of October. 1887. and the first
day of March, 1883, as more fully appears
| by reference to the complaint on file herein.
Aud you are hereby notified that il you
IA To aOpear and answer the said com
plaint, as above required the said plaintiff
will take judgment against you by default
fsr the said sum Of fifteen hundred dollars
together with interest thereon nj the rate
ri ten per cent per annun from the first
day Of March, 1883.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the Territory 81 Montana.
IN AND for the county OF Fergus. this
.sth day Of May, in the year Of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
eight y nine.
W. NJ. CocKRILL,
lsr.L Clerk.
BY CHARLES =. Fell,
Deputy Clerk.
FRANk>E. SMITH, Atty for Plaintiff.