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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-19
LOCAL ~us

Balmy spring weather still prevails.
The noon train in on the Northwestern
was an hour late to-day.
Mayor Teller has issued his proelams-
tion of the coming municipal election.
II is somewhat OF a coincidence that
election day and all fools day fall on the
same date this year.
The anDual meeting OF the stockholG-
ers OF the Yenkton insurance company
will be held this evening for the election
OF o board of directors.
Marshal Brennan last night resigned
his official position and the resignation
was accepted. He intends leaving
Yankton the 6rst of next month.
Il. +. Pettigrew, E. A. Sherman end
ID. Il. Bailey have been appointed BY
Sioux Falls a committee ON the south
west extension OF the Manitoba.
There will be a meeting of the fire.
mems tournament committee at the fire
mems room in the city hall this evening.
All citizens interested in she tournament
will be welcome
Alderman Brauoh, whose term expires
this spring, was asked last night il he
WAS a candidate for reelection. 'Whatl
he said, "Not by s-well, Jacob aid he
wasn't q candidate, and said it earnestly.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: II is rattle,
early In the spring time for booms 10
blossom. Yet q correspondents OF the
Ysnkton Press wishes to know why Abe
Var Osdel wouldn's make a good lieu
tenant governor?
Notice has been received from tn,
headquarters OF the Modern Woodme.
that she society is ready to pay over tn,
81 900 insurance on the life of Frederick
kinoel, deceased. This IL quick tim,
for the settlement OF q loes.
There was q meeting this morning o
the CITY republican committee to ar
range for Q party convention to nominal
municipal candidates. No conclusion
was reached and the committee ed
l)urned to meet tomorrow forenoon.
A commercial traveller wrote q lette
to his house from Yankton yesterday
de had been told BY the house that h
had not better waste any time in Dakctf
His letter began: whats the matte
with Dakota? Business is extra good.
50 say all the travelling men.
Ths Yankson choral union. at the.
meeting lest evening, voted 70 sho
taelf sppreoiationsof good music, an
heir desiss to encourage all Efforts /,
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ea ,ptei extending to mayors and alder
men 81 Souti DAKOTA oit,es an invita-
o. &, atsepd tt fremen's ournamen
STREET GRADING.
Alderman Powers was reminded by the
talk sbont the sournam' nt that some OF
the exercises OF tina. affair would ba held
at the fair grounds. There were some
streets leading over hills to the fair
grounds and those hills should be
graded without delay. He moved that
5000 be expended in grading on Broad
way. Douglas avenue and Pine street.
Alderman Branch wanted to know
where the money was coming from.
Alderman English thought the 5000
better be distributed 80 as to include
several other streets-for example travel.
cd thoEoughfares leading in from the
country.
Alderman Powers solved Alderman
Brauch's financial problem by stating
that warrants could bs issued.
Alderman Scougal wanted to see
g%radingIdone, but did not believe $500
would show up to any great extent il
the work was scattered all over the city.
Pine street was in the worst fix. He
moved to amend by setting apart $500
Of the 5000 for Pine street.
Alderman Powers accepted the amend
ment.
Aldermen English moved as another
amendment that the location of the $500
worth OF grading be left to the dlscre.
ton OF the committee on streets. grades
and alleys, consisting OF Aldermen
Powers, Brauch; English and Scougal.
This amendment was seconded by AL
derman Grove, who advocated the ex-
penditure. because the grading was need.
ed and IL weuld give employ ment to
poor men
Alderman Scougal withdrew his
amendment and the motion as amended
by Alderman English was adopted.
Alderman Edgerton stated that the
sand pit on north Broadway had On
croached upon the street. making g dan
| gerous excavation. He moved that the
committee Do grades, streets and alleys
cause the street TO be restored to i'll
original width. Adopted.
ADJOURNED.
The council, on motion, adjourned.
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A Home at a Bsrga'n

/ have q tine residence on Linn street
in the pleessntest residence portion OF
the CITY. which [ en- author lad to sell
for 81. 600-$400 cash, balance in one to
three years to salt purchaser. The
house contains eight rooms and ell i'm.
provemeuts. Lot Sc feet front by $50
deep. Fine shade trees and q comtorta.
BILE home. The price, compared with
the des,rabiIity of the property, sIeaks
for itself. 1t is q great bargain.
G.. w. ROBERTS.
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Horses and Buggies for
sale at Rardin's Bus Barr.

Il. M. Coates has secured the services
Of o competent matchmaker, MIR. 81. O.
B~onine, of Michigan, who will hereafter
be in charge of his repair ieweiry de-
partment.
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PEhSOSAL.
e. @. Kennedy. OF Parker, is at the
Merchants.
II. G. Preston, OF Mitchell, was in towr
last night.
Commodore Coulson left to-day 10,
PitSsburg.
E. t. Laugly, of Huron, wal among
last nights arrivals.
Governor Brennan returned to-da,
from On eastern trip.
Mayor Teller and Mrs. Teller lef. thu
afternoon for the east.
George e. Hand vent down 30 Yer,
million this afternoon.
Mrs. Phil Z. Faulk went 10 Scotland
on this mornings tram.
g. ". Hielscher, Of Aberdeen, regis
tered at the Morrison to-day.
Captain a. W. Lavender, OF Scotland
is doing business in Ysnkton to-day.
e. q. Smith started for Bismarck to
day on business for the Pattee creditors
for whom Mr.. Smith is attorney.
Deputy Marshal Young arrived les
night from all over Dakots, having bee
abs ent from home a couple OF mon i.s
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The Bomeliest Man In Ysnkton

As well as the hsndsomest, and others are
invited TO call ca Ralph M Ward and get
free a trial bottle of Kenp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that is
selling entirely upon its merits and lie
guaranteed to relieve aud cure all Chronic
and Acute Coughs Asthma, Bronchitis and
Consumption. Large bottles so cents
and 81.
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Masonic.

5 ssed Communication of st. Johns
ledge No. /, a.. T. and A. M. to- morrow
lu sday evening q. half past z o'clock.
Work / n the ID. N. degree. Visiting
b rthefn are cordially invited to attend.
w. F. MuNRoE Sec'y,
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CARPET SALE.

The entire carpet stock of
Cox OdfOrne & 90 IS offered
at C Sc. The stock Ia as yet
unbrOken. Will exchange
for good city property.
f. A. Odiorne.
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The Golden Eagle one price clothing
house will announce the grand opening
soon. Wait for us.
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MRS. BOYD & MISS HIGGS
extend q general invitation to all the
ladies in Yanktop to call and inspec'
their stock OF new millinery We have
purchased our goods in the east end We
are able TO show all the latest designs
and Parisisn novelties at very low
prices. We shall endeaver TO merit the
esteem and confidence of all. Having
had large experience in the business We
can guarantee perfect satisfaction. Re,
member the date March, 25th, at Mrs
Lyons old stand.
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Fresh vegetables at Caya'H,
the first of tho season
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NEARING ITS CLOSE.
The City Council Winding
up the Work of the Year.
A Session Last Evening Devoted
Mainly 10 Miscellaneous Work.

Yankton's aldermen met last evening
in reg alsr session, with Mayor Teller IN
the chair and all the aldermen present
except Aldermen Gilman.
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For Sale--A new Wheelock piano,
has not been uesd. Inquire of
MRs. @. LANCASTER.
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a Card From Grimw0od Brothers.
Yankton, OAK, March 18th, l889-We
beg to return our sincere thanks to the
people OF Yankten for their apprt ciat,on
Of our efforts here. during the past five
years in the building line, especially
brick and stone work which we shall
strive to deserve. We work on end su-
pervise all work entrusted to our charge
are experienced mechanics, as quite 6
number OF people can vouch for. We
use the best material and labor in thu
market. And now that our boom Il
coming we solicit o Continuance Of you
favors, Estimste, for public and privat
buildings promptly furnished.
The Public Ser wants.
GRIMwooD BROTHERS.
Brioklayers end stone cut Yves
Fourth street, Yenkton.
Onions, Radisnes, Lettuc,
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Goto Geo. W. Roberts for Insurance
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MRS. AID WHISTLER.
Yankton's leading m%ilIiner, is nov in
Chicago. spending 9 week among the
latest importations Of spring millinery,
in the interest OF her numerous patrons.
Respectfully MRS. A. WHISTLER.
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EIGHTH STREET.

The committee appointed to assess
damages causei by opening o portion Of
Eighth street. consisting OF @. P. Ed
munds, G, W. Roberts and Alderman
S,ougal. reported the total of damage to
property at $l4 and the report was
adopted.
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Onions, Radishes, Lettuce
etc. at CAYA'S.
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BOTHERED BY 7
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED

A concentration was received from
the fire department n~otifying the coun-
Gil that James Kingsbury had been
elected chief engineer aud W. s. Stock
we'll assistant Chief engineer. Ga motion
of Alderman English, the council con-
CURED in the action Of the FIRE depart
ment.
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We are not the originators Of the CLOTHING BUSINESS,
Neither do we claim to know more about it than our
seniors. We wish, hoWeverto announce to the public that
we claim superiority in our line i'll the Northwest, and
pride ourselves most particularly for being
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gress ana 9akptaiaA
YANKToN, s. D., MARCH 10, 1889.
h WEATRMK.

ocAn onsnRyATIoNs-yAxRN ON 77TR MHRx-
DIAN T-iME-ELEvATIoN 1894 FEET ABOVE
SEA LEVEL.
Ger Department, Division of Telsgremp, for the
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture
Sisnal Service q. s. a., Yankton. Maroh 10, ,s9.
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THE TOURNAMENT.

Byrequest, Aiders:an Eigerton moved
shat the council instruct the proper com
mittee to procure printing necessary for
tine frenaen's tournamentso be held here
in June. Adopted.
A motion, By Alderman E1Riish, was
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Personal.

The council. on motion, adiourne
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New Ircorpor.t,on.

OAs xPia. July 2T.-The following eo,
pcrsiions have filai articles Ia .sscre.ar,
whites oaiee:
Iseosna Olympia 4 Pacific p.,,sa.A
Com fany. fr!sssra place cf ts,sfnss - 4
ee sssssled 81 ulymsiA Capsla. sses.r
tsOa frEisstes--fresleriek n. Heusti-
saEaoias II. osfIes, Hlifasa II. CaIktus
AntnooS Cannon and iiaYfy A. CIarl
Y l1sf~ To construct, equip and s,s.yafa !
faairosa nfsd telegraph line ffosa : con.
rensffst fegss CA iss line oil The Sorther,,
fsssss. Tssffssaa o. Olympus, sfe eunnty
~ ~ AhhTssosa- Washington territory, aud
lfofs tNsafs running IN xenefal south
- s<Eas ssiFefssoH, by the flsss. seuI..r..
fs,siaS 70 tsrHgs hsrgssF ia said territory.
-saale trust Tom pany, u stgse fsass5ssi
stksck tsts IrBsfg<- BeEaxu Charsfn ssr.ff
1osd Z tale oo5ec4--To az "a irass.ees
or siiAnessl OF either ssens faf any px.rss,,s
of isxst'ss, nrsa so fFEs. rs rr4ssst az. a.
sssatsfsss OF sysftcate. sts3 ~ thsir l.sfs an
l9 pest 49,, bold. EaAnAse, ssh and sIls.~sse
ui rrA@ estate, mortgages Upon ya.i
estate. ard al gfasr Kis.sls 81 80
a., y sssstssl ProssssIv, TO n~gnfiase Issans
Mi 10 seli ssasi nexot3ase sha ente al ssss :
tsses asssa 70 Snt &sssivss c1s Il reees VI. ssna-
teks ~ fsAl nhh personal fgarz.F4s nrna
sSis,h TERESA ~ NAV k 2gsus4 nTssa
fnesf sonass Mutual Busgelas ana In.
tsst .nssif ssss Ezny. III rcsftsa- tasIssi
80 X ssAs1 Irssfees-T Aranr Wsir-
1 lae tt.v.si<sse W Aes,cna, Il. JOSEPH. u
lAAs-HEisa ssss X " I5sss .at fsssssxs
To sessisre. ssssssfsses. sess,s r. ssseasrss-,
nsAfs @ss. essssssy zsfl. hsls. la ssssla ara
$500 az ssssssz-51 aasss ~ b. fsss ~
7 p ssvsNIstst nsssa leased ~ osisssf iss.ess
49, 20 sell sod flge~e uf saxrts - ~.
ga lsssng ng ttasstfinxs. ssr1 rnrss - sw.
s'esssSserMFs - sesnsrr1 er saussruc1ess. s,r
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- wnnw men - AA<sn, csseasd
= - - 60 - vFsssA
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- emx4>nkzx ennns~&e<3 4 e. Eo<zln<. ~
49, $3.50 go e,a~~fkai s5<sh aaA uAn.
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= ssse - "a hrsa swsndsess COT 81 - II
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Yh< saAs Mo ss&oahsa him -fiamnrd
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xssss 49, . -
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tak WAIVED :
wu yaues called a NJ. Collins psace
II eszfse~ thursday Afternoon and asked
II ~ eousd Es,s <-csise emptoynsuf for her
she Md she had just arrived from The East
ana 50 . snxso1s . seeuse - 49,.
ehS w09n sfesW M 49, ~ -.
bow gQwly. psos ssisd . wss anrsIs nonos .s
Dse ena rguio kssS aef chs1' - ''''s
chYssnaa homr-
nofH YnoN AKRON
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-a.. - :.
from the ksa wss % ner efedit, - ne
nfmssa nsa ~ -
sns III - - .k,rn ,hte hssnr. IL
.sm~ = sssatse This sfrurk Mn Jones a
being 8 remarkable coincidence. for she,
too. had lived In Akron. and knew ell the
Browns, Smiths enA Greens with whom
Mr. Collins had once been Intimate
xuy r4..raxso rwsxrv posxAss
49, - = $3.50 $3.50 .
-. .r.s so..,d her ! $50 8 ! aor.ssstc -
: s.rx .xc.lIent ts.,iiv men m Lone
nernsne eor6deufial and inforruesf him
that her resources had been entirely ex-
ssrerossly pulled ont his wallet and urged
her 10 take 20 a. . loan fos present ne e.
aisies.
sLEErY IN TINE MsRxixG.
$1,000 49, ..,,sa !. -.
."c w so '.. -
once agsih- snc was ornsptcu WIN mes
place. but she had found one difficulty.
Her employers wouldn't furnish her an
alarm clock. and she wee In danger Of over
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sHs,trIss.

Front street lot Ia the VERY hsnFt Of the
business ecGfef, $1,000
Florence whitney q pFosssfaGe. aged r.,
was arrested Tor drunkenness on the street
yesterday.
,. X Gill { Co, Portland. or. are selling
Chaaisuans hoax fsF ssss aud s~sa fnll
ss'f u sssnt postpaid 10 amy ssidress sor 81
The White House, an the race tgas :
road. MAS gold AZ shersEs sale ytssersss/
zoe usIee =, r. Carson was TIE purrh ass 4
The fasst Found Machinery p.;ot 8
hssk So IL. cid stand. Tssy are fssnalns
shs lssx<st pir1 cutting pant Oh the
Seua5.
jehn Iusssay. J. Fletcher and +. ice
we're nrss ssesch In the police eeass yes
stFssAs ieE sesviay their tessas anhi:shest
on THE pablse streets
Forrest Yesterday kcF John n armose ara
lastsa Asibns =. II. G. Efirkson ard gcs.
gsne Jssaaasa Ksrlsrea all Of SEATTLE.
Ihogsss KIM " ha Slipped maa Nh on 4
sss sbffe ayrs use fr a mil ~ ~afFssxs
hss Is ssssssas easzts sud wssi reessxsr lie
fesessssi sNnsfsi e'sAs inches hong AID
s~e nsaes deep N els right hip.
Tsss ssaih ratri street essvas-s. Roadway
ctcs. - Jackson ssTcpt aud assssyss ING
seest sss IA tfe Trsrsser uAsxs0a<e
esSNssi - gsafis sssfe-sSx saa hssssase IA
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stsfsa re sssesis os sssstess tsfsa usa The
sslsssyss viii fAse yssep ff,sa ftss r ssss sssss
fsgsasf sHi1 Dexter streets ss - e'r1sA..
Ihss aaseasnx
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NsssstHs, Sss. 49, sFss-esEfsst sans nssxr.sssr
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seattle - Jmns :, asSs, sssysae ae sss1ar
-
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Amrsx~xxrs.

A fHetsn 90 nssas- Pref 4 Norris Ans'
his troars ~ thirty essnSesss 3sssx. 81
nsoss has b prsstueS~s hsre last fail. ~sil
sppeas IA thas eats asss ~ s<sre~ass AID
Faarefar with FhsrsesAs Esassnse ii SO
r. ~ rhess dog are . fsasvssy .tss PRO
ssar~ SeRs~ rev sxsfuFsS Uszs cs shexss I.
tas santme ssxausaS. In wAtcA twwssss ssAx>
take asfts fSsmsssx ssnw os sax ssesss sasnic
sFfesrss evvs rsy~tzs~a az 81 eutsxs ssnrasal
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eth tasx sAea. s-sss A. the chtszsszn v ~
rsssssvs psesHsx uEksas-
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fstasss sssssew testA ssx xassses 20 rsrz
bal taensss sfAyo Aszs.4y xssninx wssn
sasasssvvs Twelve f.sss<sfsazse slR *
atsssFstsxt 7Asr~ = aeb4rxesesssxfc hxlses
- she secsss a<s anss al Exs gssaa saaass ia
tie tsaftA. ne lAss keznx 3zs4ss4sly sNs.
s<s& s'ss< - the sexn<s arr truly sag
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VERDICT OF THE coaoNEg's Jury.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The king OF Greece Is In London.
Genera, Eoulanvar will visit Sa- "

The king OF Greece Is In London.
Geiier2i Bousangar will visit New York
Al Columbus, Ohio, FiidAy. Chris Wei
msn. shot aud killed his vile, and then
sGicisietl.
Charles Gee, OF Virginia, has been an
pointed tint Der agent OF the general land
once. with headquarters at sitka, Alaska
Eighty tons II provisions have been for
warded from Chicago 10 the starylna
ioeked-out coal miners In Coal Valley. mi
Yesterday John Berger, q Young farne,
~ tsnandaigna. n. ", was farresi and
ieashered for attempted RAPE upon Mrs.
Marietta Lord
A spot on South beach lust within IN.
hArhor ~ Yaquina bay, or, has be,u -.
lecied as the sire for the new life.sayins
station at that place.
The Yellow river, In China. has again
burst it, banks and footed an tnnense
section Of country. There is great destrue-
ton OF life aud property.
owing 20 the effects OF ftyrms and ION
prices nearly l,e0o, 900 gallons of black ber.
IT, are psiiis left to rot on the vines In
Maryland and Delaware.
Assistant Secretary 81 the Treasury Itch.
nef consiades that loaded Canadian ear
engaged In srsfslc between the Irn;,ad
ntaisis and Canada should not BE- taxei
A true bill has been returned, as.snst ~
Florence Elizabeth MAVERICK. an Amassran
On q charge Of having poisosied her hus.
eand, wealthy cotton broker NJ Liver.
pool.
A westAoaad passenger train on she
Chesapeake q Ohio MAS wrecked FRIDAY
morning bsi6getowu. Tenn The engineer.
nrfiBaiis nsgrAxe master ard q mating
clerk named BHrnetf were lies.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Sits Barlow Is Willing Miss Anna
Rinehart. In this city.
NJ. J. Edward Chiiberg lest for Portland
last eyeuiBg on = business trip.
Architect Finch. Of Walla wai,a, Ia I'm
the city and viii remain. engaging In
basines4.
Mr.. c. l. Webb. OF Denver. aud Mr. J. n.
uandry. OF Mineral Point, Wis. are At the
Griffith house.
r, @, Young, Of walla walla, prominen,
merchant. IL In b attic making prepare
tons 90 remove TO this city.
Hon. Charles n FELTON,. the California
millionaire aud ex-eougFc1man, II In se-
attic. looking for opportuai'ic for invest
ment
Mr.. J. Y. o'cennci. With the Puget
sound shore Railroad Company. has ten-
ilorarfiy accented the agency OF the com.
pany al Slaughter.
Mr.. end Mrs. Pierce Mays, al The Dalies.
Creg3n, aud two children arrived in the
city last night and viii be for time guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. lair Hill
Mr., aud Mrs. James II. Rurgert, OF cieye-
land, o.; Mrs. W. q. Hart aud daughter
claTa. oi Toledo o, aud Mr.. George H.
harxeFt, OF Nebraska City. Neh., are visit
ing With Mr.. II. l. Yesier. Mrs. GAri Is q
sister aud TIE Aessrs. Bnrgert brothers OF
the late Mrs Yssler
sNts ~ ahtttt HS-H ftAt0 ~ IN FcfffFt Oh u
letter from X. e. wsshhurn of this city,
dated July g. at the Hotel Csgne, Lneernc,
Switzerland. Mr.. Washbufu and wife will
leave Tor Seattle August :. whiting Berlin
ON the wsy, aud arriving home about
september |. The wanderer inquiries
warmly ssseas the canoe club.
Es-lieafceant tosernor Andres b. vii.
ssn. of Colorado. and Hon. j. G. Hummei.
II the same state. will leave on the Elder
today for Alaska Mr. Wilson Ii q cattle
king of Co ado. and Mr.. Husnmei Is
interested ia Coioradc's agricultural sufu.e.
10th aFv more than pleased with seattle
They VIII return GA the 18th inst, and win
pFoosb,y engage in business here
Rev. Il. A. Beard. superintendent of the
American Home Missionary society, re-
turned from Eastern Washington yessese
day. At sreksRe Falls he tock she prel1ms.
aary steps toward starting new toagre-
sssienal church. At Cheney be attended
q chnsch coat ell fer tse ordination OF Rev.
4. r. Chase. This moruipR be gees 20
Ellensturg 30 conduct tire services al the
laying 81 the eesper sssre ef tks new on
gregsfionst church
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TOuR NEW scuo0LHousKs.
The Heard Huy Two sites-~Prababl,
kocatton 20 the Others.

Al . meeting Of the seheoI board las,
Night, held ~ the county trssxsrer's offes.
II wes decided to purchase block ~ il l..
fuutius' addition. near Lake rnian, aud
lots IA. ID, ID. II and -. IN block II. on The
corner of Tayier and King street IN tia
Jackson street addition, FOG the purpose oi
srsctiax thereon suftsble buildings mas.
much IS the rapid increase of school eksi
dfen ueecesitaiss tho need OF more school
kossrs
Is i the hoarsis insensfsn 10 erect foar
whoolhcuscs. two -sorfes hixh, With fens
schccs rooms on each iaor. gour IRONS 10
to fitted UP immediately upca the ercc
ton 81 the hnsidlng. and the upper ficafs
a. ~ hntsstsd when needed
The board has nss definitely decided
upon rrsssxsty for the other tive haslatnrs,
ises they VIII probably buy one piece oi
property Ia Rsnscn addition near Nadsesss,
street. and another pseee ef property OF
she hlii haxt az 4aeeae Acn town
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SAN FRANCISCO. July &s-Unised Sfatcs
Fish Comm ss1oner McDonad and As
nistAnt Commissioner O'Copncr arrived
today from the East On tour Of varIons
coast fisheries The commissioners says be
purposes % re-stoek The Columbia rtyfr
salioon 20 that In Eve yearx the catch will
BE- ax great - formerly. Tue commissioner
and assistant will leave for Raird SRA
lion Tuesffsy next. They will there make
SINE improvements for which coIigfwss
has appropriated a .0Qn. and will then pro
coed to Oregon aud Washington.
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jsess Levy, et this city yesterday ~
ecsyed = ieases from hls son Fred levy. 10
Chieaxe, containing aa account IT . palss
fas xsesaens wnssh ssfslE him ca she evea
las Of Sais ,. yeasx lew lad eecssian
- he cut unssi e'efa.A ea the nigga,
fnsnuoasss. 81 q Vii e ergssias >sais ssres,
he was s:sssfa a. stnrams ear 81 To- cshss
stsse. toass levy managed - catch hcsS,
al the car and 50 saved hsnsaal fysaa,
instant ssAsh, whea RS Gamnsy va,
ssssrsssd az1 Mr. Levy ress.ssrxi tFsara his
p~siiSnls gsssssaa Il IS feasss that ems al
his hsp< sss ssasAIssca aud shs ssesh sasp
ssat tF~a she SIDE M levy Pas h~ss
santtsszs b. ats r~ssa ever ; usss. hssi h nuu
Fapsdis seeoswrinx sud will sscn se abs
ta rTsarm 20 ~eaiEsT