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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02

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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02
(Notarial Seal
No. 1923.

mo. 900.
Office of Register of Deeds, Brown
County, Minnesota.
l hereby certify that the within IN
strument was filed in this Office for re.
cord on the Goth day of September, A.
D, 1889, ats o'clock D. N. and was
duly recorded in Book 1 of Incorpora-
ton, on pages 211, 212 and 213.
A. j. GR1MMER,
Register of Deeds
State of Minnesota,
Department of State
/ hereby certify that the within i'm.
strument was filed for record in this Of
fee on the 3oth day of September, A.
D. 1889, at o'clock a. m. and was
duly recorded in Book of Incor.
porations on pages
III Mattson,
Secretary of State.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02
CHARLES WAGNER fsEAL(
GEO. T. CLARK (sEALl
@. u. ROOS (sEAL}
.. G. STRICKLER (sEAL)
w. BOESCH SEAL
ERNST BRANDT (sEAL)
II. u. KOCH (SEALl

Signed, sealed and delivered in pres
ence of JOS. A. ECkSTEIN and VIOLA
KOCH, as witnesses.
State of Minnesota,
County of Brown.
On this 10th day of September A. D.
1889, before me, a Notary Public with
in and for said county, personally APP
peared Chas. Wagner, Geo. P. Clark,
c. T.. Roos. o. G. Strickler, Ernst
Brandt, E.. G. Koch and Werner
Bosch, to me known to be the persons
described in and who executed the fore
going instrument and acknowledged
that they executed the same as their
free act and deed.
Jos. A. ECKsTEIN,
Notary Public, MINI.
(Notarial SeaD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14


b x1isE i knowz ss the university Get.
Tie territorial gnsserssEy nss -ezntxs1 =
seetso1si 81 lard c. g. whiKtfesey, chr Of
TIE rsEssnss ~ fh4 university q wssharx-
soEr wAt seen yesterday ard asked whas
- befC1A ~ these Ixn1s Mr. White.
ssy replied tk2s Ut the ssss meessag "a she
boxsa 'sl rsgsrzss ot Ia nasvevssty. Il vas
rsso1vsHs 20 lock LIE szsss rassFer 50. Fgurs
HzSst OF tae land. whfcls amounted 10
- SO asrEs hxd tesE Sod ~ Daases BsgfsT
N1eE he Ezs EEzFer&ffT esnrs ssEnne< II,
tMzrs TIC xuzse Ssrx aud records o. tEf<e
Transactions ws<t sntsssnx sass TIE haxra
saa no esEA a. hard 70 GetexrasEs wifs ayr
essses e. setnssey ~sa- as1 been sold
sxr hss h41 ac1- From What e1zs1 be
seern@d i w1s shouEhg thai snrae zoo or
- krres staI remained ca AsHd +. order
Fo DETERMINE The tsxxrt c0nxisson uf Affairs
saE rscsiras 81 tiss Eexeral i1r6 ossee AZ
y AkasaETon VIII have 70 Be looke1 izfo
Tbs Viii Be done
NJ. iFhsuIsssy ssia TIE University Of
Nssallagtun wzs left cat IL tbs cold 81 The
enASisnE &C. - far zs rsGeiyiug grant Of
land ssIs cu1cerned- The eaiy reference
- The HEivers1fF + IN the following pxrs-
grsph IL tbs enabling ket. ssAna snrh
gHszsitF q TIE .sasss anfaorszee y she
EoAzstn skcfsou OF the ae5 al jay II, lsS8.
y - ntssrTed sar university purposes IN
the ferfiEorw uf Washington a. txszef her
with the lAnsss ecnErnaed 20 the vefdees AZ
the tsrsIteTy by she aess Of March Is. 1864.
Will masks the fan quantity Of - entire
SseszGass are hefeby granted IN ike man
nsr - { be state Of Washington for the rsar-
ps1zes 81 ; university 81 said state
The npzxesssty authorities had made an
application for the sf5eoo ser ennuEn ap-
pFvFglzte9 BY Congress for An agricultural
ex pe<srteaE station IA each state and terri
tory. a great deal OF correspondence had
ez1sszsi. and the sufferitses a. washington
had eaplGyed the usum ctrcumlocufz0n
and red ta9r- The university auth critics
BAD 80 repeat the sane proposition several
tines, kssE they yet hore6 TO receive what
fhs<F nxfsef fEsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
IN QUEEN ANNE Town.
a New Addition 10 seatfiess Hes
knawn Residence Quarter.

overlooking Puget sound in It's broad
sweep from Posnt Defiance 10 WILDLY q
Island. with aH admirable view Of the
ragged 0iymric range on the west, Mt.
gainisr On the soufh and MI Esker on the
north. ID sse latest addition to Seattle
realty. Is II known IS stneen Anne
second addition. and Is located imnedi-
afsiy adjoining Qaeea Anne town The
situation Of ffiis property. In the best
known residences portion If seattle
renders II particularly eesiF<ale for these
who are seeking hon.ss. and description
Of It's nd vantages will On that account
doubtless be entirely sceepfAfyIe.
Queen Anne second addition ~ that par
ticuIkf forty gcrss of land slopiDg easily
and smoothly toward the waters of the
sound. for which - many Inducements
to place II on the market He steadily de-
elined until last month, when Messrs
fancy, McEntire & Painting made him
such q catering offer that he could no
longer refuse, and be sold the property TO
them. The new owners Immediately
set large force OF men to work
On their acquisition, clearing. ievelinv.
burning, and rendering II ready
for building. The ground was plated into
30 lots, 30xl10 feet. with i6-foct alleys and
ayexues "a feet wide that conform exactly
with the streets OF adjoining additions,
The work has been pushed forward 40
vigorously that IL VIII be completed by
Hay l. The ground has now been 50 far
completed that It's ready adaptation 10
building Is clearly disclosed. and many APP
pliestions have been made Cor lots almost
before the rropriet0rs were ready 10 SELL
Very little grading for building viii be
necessary In any part of the addition. and
none In MANY places.
IL In not the splendid site alone which
commsnds the property so readily 10 all
who visit Sc. lis immediate access 70 the
electric railway and 10 the Seattle, Lake
shore & Eastern are advantages that make
IL i'm msdtateiy desirable for residence.
Further, 10 is definitely known that the
proposed extension oil The electric line viii
issss along the southern boundary OF the
property. This extension. to be completed
this summer. will place tie whole addition
In very ready reach OF the business portion
OF the city. IL Is announced. also. that the
cable lice VIII construct = branch 20
Saith = goses and Ia that event the addi-
f1on will he douSlY well supplied with rail-.
way communication
Summed up, thu unusual view, the rail-
WAY connection, the present and proposed
nefghborhood OF the snost fashionable
quarter OF the city, the fine contour OF the
land the availability af fresh spring and
sals water, The wise scale upon which the
property Has plated, the clear, hfacing cir,
aud It's many other advantages rei1er
Qaeen Anne second addition a place uu-
usually desirable for residence. and In-
qaestionably Messsx Yaney, AeEntire &
Painting WI have disposed Of the entire
addition almost before they realize Il,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
FUNDS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ApPortionment to the District Of
King County.
The Armouas 60 be Dfstrfhusea II
sfa.-7e @@-Pupiis sf scheos
Age Suuaeer sss3.

C1zrty Seheoi Superintendent :. a.
pusey !estsrssT enas pEefsss the spsorsies..
zzenf Of the seAooi fnrs3x 81 King tuursy
Tor ne taxes Ct isss 10 tits sexs-al dis1riess
Of tie ccurty - give1 helow. Tie app0r-
tsoasae1t has been considerably delayed
By ssFesai ezzses~ me usoss important os
whseh was waiting fsr the legal opinion al
Tie prosecuting Eescr1es uy.oa sEe manner
IA which tie levy for dist-scx No / saou1a
be Es8de u11e- tie rew Law. which serss-
rates i from tie ether districts al he
eeuzfy. The clerks % several new DIS
trsetz bare failed 70 repors TIE namber Of
persons q sehoz7 age u their respective
Districts. They are designated IN tie SAP
l5.1ea report ~ the wes-s sNot repurfess. =
school Dzss<iet No I tsssf:iel. l. ssn-
cEazeEz only Ia the sum Corrected frurn
nnes and feExes Of sesooi tarGx, IS urxs-
yide6 hy the new law
Toe Whole amount 10 be apysartIoned RI
TIE segeyN districts aSuoantx - {ls.7S9 q
Tie whole nunssr VI persons Of school ace
IN King e9szty, according TO the reports IN
land, "a ISL OF this namk<r szs7 are ia
District No fSesttle3. and 51zs II outside
districts. In District No. the rate per
capita Is LIZ and N o1sxide districts .&xss.
'fs.s u-4rz e4fxr.-- L. Frstf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
IllulBlE LAND At STAKE.
renewal Of Litigation Over the
Old Wingafe Claim
ne Homestead ~ Q. X. Jenner sas'
Others 10 40 Acres Adloizing
Seattle Contested.

Many Of The readers OF The Pes9 -Is1sI~
,xaxxcxs are familiar with tie effort Of 4.
Wsrrsse s.d others ia 1885 To obtain title
- ssefsou 4, township q. north range east,
ssssolrsrx seattle. aasseF coai nisag. raade
= 4 c. Laird xns othsrE Tney airs xlzo
easyefsanf vita the hsss1rr gT tx <zseeezs-
a. r.sessod taken by these persons % %
trjn the lead from the p1S5sic ssnooi grans.
wiaxxse aad bis associates we're sneeessfal
,.efssrs the local United States Isad ossee III
ssezring 3 favorable seclsson ia tbesr
- Egiugs on seefien IS. and Commits
s;fne. sparks es TIE general .snd aEtsee siso
Sec.sied in their favor. The title OF khe
f<reeiy BIZ the special agents that the me<-
- was brought 20 the attention OF aecre-
ss-r Lamar. wkse reversed TIE decisions 81
- LEGAL United States land cfisfe. and Of
car, missioner Sparks. Thus the land re<
verfsfs TO the government. &. *. Jensen
vas the attorney Cor the claimants. and
therefore received tie FIRST information
s5at the land had i8yecd 20 The guseyn.
nent. Mr.. Jcnner and two friends salne
diafely Sisd Homestead eatr5e@ On the
srnd The entire section could ggf lie
tskfr, AZ. owing TO the fact that i7a Erres
r,rs already covered b. q dorsslor LAID
e.sfrs, leaving buzz 40 TO D. aIes1 on
The ming was maze u }enneF and BIS
two frse1ds IN July last. and IL ii alleged
ihat they hare failed 20 make aay i'm.
nxcsemeits Or - live On fke land psshis
the six months required By LAW
A few days since THREE gentlemen ap~
rearss before the 1oeaa United States land
See aud fled contests against the hersse-
lad entries that had been made Ia seq
f6n Is. alleging that toe iilers hsd failed 10
t0upIy with the Law governing home
rfextl snff5es. The ckzes viii be heard on
lane :sh. izta and 18th II they can prove
these assertions 20 be true. the isni viii
belong 10 them. When Il is considered
that tie land Ia question II located ads
cent 70 the south boundary line OF the
.sty. ana ID worth from 500 20 800 an acre.
ssne idea Of the importance Of the contest
r5ey be gained. The 40 acres, ar vslua-
ton Of 500 per acre. would b. worth
SIS .01a.
A certain special agent Of ffse land de-
par;sneut had his eye ON this property. and
sent In bis resignation so that he nigh.
take up one of the three above menfEoaed
hcmesseads Tie authorities 81 wsshing
ton refused 20 accept the resignation - the
time, and he was compelled 70 sit Idly By
and see fortune alp out OF his hands II
Ia ags INST the l2w for special agents Of lhs
laud department 70 take up government
lana
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when He Talks 20 the Public. Is
VIII Ne Over HE sfeuafnre.

when He Talks 70 the Public. Fs
VIII he Over His signature.
KxCaisf 81 posse. NIseheig looked a.
genial ard ensteEtess yesterday zftzsnonn.
ssen Fnss ny reporter. a. &c he bad reTer
been cssfeE from his ofzEe. ard rezassked
that be wzs moi fessssr 81 81 scrs a. dis
cosahtsd Is the acton 81 the roanesi.
Mr. Mitchell was quite willEnr 20 tan
bar not fsr rnhliezsfoz He saEd he lad
been tried BY The Eexspaperz ard cd nos
wEsA tbem 70 sscte hfra ~ ssyEnw sny-
thisg. When hs COS Fes1y 20 tel hIs SIDE
oses bis signature. 50 that people
eoale knc~ frsm wneuee 4 cane. He
SeeIiaets Stating Whist action he would take
Is the matter hEt oxzS Of hia warrnezt
advocates and defenders sntfmssg4 that
the xrsuneil might Be enfolnet frozn pay
srg t;fe sslsry os sEss chief II police 10 bis
szenszsur. bnt II Il rxEersslT sezge4ea - &
TOO sstute politician % sffears srytnf&x
Of that ktrd- e 10 nsnre likely tnst h viii
come before the yssscfse a. tire election. eaft
ssk them % yzntfezie htsa By their sxf.
fraGe<
The Sight fer Tie vassns place il sssIl
qHttzlF zzsDz en-. go5rellr1eu ara gery
rsfiesDt On the subject and szy shsy have
SGT dec$ssed who shsy wsat for the ylsce.
some think that E4SA willard fs Ca prs,-
esiian sad II he ps5ves himsrIf tfficseus
dEting the coming week. toe place will
CROP into his hat When the rouEcsI
kheKes the eazEszl tree however the hass
ct Capt. Peer. License 0ffeer Bnsterzeid.
Acting Captain Harry BigeIow
and several other members Of
the force sesfdsx those % q
number who have never woEn q star ard
brsss bssstDns viii - strxfefed out n
eafeh the tempting fruit Ex-Chfef Wool
cry says be goaIdnsf hare me o17ee under
auy circumstances, kHt exShfef M1rpay
says that II II ia fErssst uFson him his sense
Of obligation % the pnblie might induce
BIN 90 take 81 Ex-Slser1T Cochrane has
been mentioned bar he ssys he hes had
enough Of official xsory snd ia nov con
sens 20 drive the plough.
Mean y bile the gars hiers are taking rast-
ttrs cooliy. They srgste thaz the virtues ~
c0a8rsi faye sporadic ~ the most. and
nov that the ps.oxysra has been relieved
BIZ fle removal Of the oheDxfo1s chief Of
police. everything viii 20 on rs before.
and they can continue baSiness ~ the Old
stand
The citizens are watching ire contest
with great deal Of sFssefess and are rery
free In expressing opinions. The ecuaeil
Is receiving wHrra eoFnrnentstIous on
every hand. kus the ny 81 sersHre sS also
In their CUP. Bot 50 NJ. Uarie says. IN
councilman Is q pgrhYceTfn," M adverse
criticism does rsot fFsck their flesh. and
will accordingly EsEe bat little effect upou
their actions now that their pIsBg have
keess formed and tssIt info exefstsffotf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
THEY NEED No INSTRUCTION.
The County Hoard Knows 10 whom
20 Grant Liquor Licenses.


60 Grant Liquor Licenses
Chairman Fred GaScA, OF the board Of
county commissioners. yesterday said that
no felt somewhat agggieYed at the action
ofthe City Counsel IN presumlng 20 instruct
Ser OF liquor licenses he thought that tbs
council had oil Il could do 10 lock after the
Affairs of the city. and leave the manage,
meat OF county affairs 10 the board II
there was any objection 81 the granting 81
license from the community I'm which
the proposed saloon was to be- located, Il
nsd only 10 10 presented To- the board aud
4 ne Il moi be very s'rung remonssrsnce
70 insure the refusal OF the application
hit. 1ssch cited several instances where
the present board HAD refused 20 grant
licenses, aud said that any iiuneg dealer
within the jurisdiction OF the board against
whom complaint Was laid would 0e cited
10 appear aud show cause why his license
should not be revoked. IL would be 80
With A. :. Chase. 81 whose saloon near the
race track The siisgracefui scenes OF last
sunday occurred.
The rstnsai Of license for places Just cat.
side tails one-mile limit of The city. To
which the beard OF commissioners i re-
strtcied by law. Is another matter. The
Board would he most happy 10 work with
the ccHneil In nalutainiEg law ana order,
bur they were haund sD grant licenses
where ali the requirements we're complied
with by the petitioner. and 10 valid ak3ecs
stoR was offered.
The board has established rule that
hereafter nsa licenses shall be transferred
from one piaee 10 another in the county
Al the last session oE the sass,i peiltsoa
aas Presented tcr the transfer Of license
% seH ilqnoF AZ ftoughton 20 Redmond.
Ar tissah said that Il would licyvr 10 ~
Als0N tais. Rs is wonif establish precs~
acBt for stfaseiing saloons fhMi could BE-
showed along toward the front ef RAILWAY
construction as the work advanced and
sccpggingiy the ortirr refusing transfers OF
licenses was made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
FOR THE LIBRARY BUILDING.
Hon. H. l.. Yesler Makes the Deed
to the A Asnciafion.

Hon. II. l. Yesier, with generosity
worthy OF the eternal gratitude OF every
citizen Of Seattle, yesterday afternoon
formally transferred the triangular LOT
bounded By fesler avenue, Third and
Terrace streets, 20 Messrs. g. 81. Heller,
George II. Heiihren and J. d. Loxman.
trustees OF the Seattle library association
The let, which Is worth fully 81, coo. could
nofsbe better adapted 20 the purposes Tor
which II is 20 be used 1t Will REQUIRE but
8. small afaoEat 81 grading and as ceaEral y
located. Tie YeSier avenue cable line
and electric line tsJth pass directly by rAe
property, While the Front And jackson
streets lires arc bssh close 81 hand
The deed was drawn up by Burke & Hal
Ter yesterday afternoon aud was sigsei
by Mr.. SeslsF last evening at las o'clock.
The property Is Described ia the deed and
Is Transferred oaIy on the conditions cut
lined IN this paper on Friday morning.
Plans FOR the proposed library building
wall probably be asked for some time this
week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

ESTERED UrOs His DuTsES-Hon. C.
n. BRADSHAW. recently appointed collector
81 The Port Townsend customs district,
entered upon the duties of bis Office yes
tercay in accordance with felegrsphsc in.
struetioBs frcm Washington. his commits
sion n0t get having arrived Mr.. Brad
and win be in Seattle foraorrog IL Is his
purpose 10 consult with the leading Re.
publicans IS 70 the filing OF the Offices in
his district. and that Is the object OF his
contemplated trip TO Seattle and othe,
r30fDfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

The seeds Of intermittent and bilious re-
mitfent fever terminate and bear evil
fruit. No community has altogeth-
er escaped il IN populous wards
OF large cities bad sewage causes
IL. and In their suburbs stagnant
pools In sunken lots breed II. There
Is at once q remedy aud means of pre-
yention. It's name Is Hostetters' stomach
Bifters, which is, without perad-
venture. the most potent antidofe
in existence TO the malarial virus. Forfi-
fed with this Incompatible, saving spe-
eific, miasmatic Influence may be en-
eountered with absolute impunity. Dis
orders of the stomach, liver and
bowels, begostcn By niasma-tsinted
water.or any other cause succumb to the be-
nefieent corrective named, AID rheumatic,
kidney and bladder troubles are surely re-
moved by its use when IL is given per
sisseut trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14
rRYg's OPERA HOUSE.
Sni Smith Russell - Msndefs4oa1
0ninseflH Club.

quinsefte Club.
sol smith Russell and bis excellent Sup
port had another delighted audience last
night. The opera house WA crowded from
pit 10 dome, and peal after peal OF laughter
went up frem every scat In the house at
the sninitabIe acting of the popular
com dian and the Snaay ludscrosls situar
tons OF the comedy. .Bewitched" In
Itself ii NOS very pralifie OF situations. and
has bat little comedy IN its construction
except M The actors make Il: but Sol
10 thar II WIS Loaf TO sight. and his every
action provoked snhsnnded mirsh. Incl
deutaliy, he Introduced q number of new
aonRs, written expressly for himself, and
after having been encored vociferonsiy
four successive times IN the flrxf act. came
before the curtain and responded In q
happy speech.
MEMBERSHIPS QuINTETTE CHR.
TIE famous Mendeissohn Qulniette Club
will appear At Frye's opera house next Sat
urdsy night. This organization has been
heard here before. and the announcement
OF IFS coming awakens many agreeable
secoleetions of its visit The following
notice OF one OF tie concerts to from the
Boston Trahscsfpss There was an audience
of excellent quality In chiekering hall
Wednesday evening. when the Mendel
.SoIN RttutttfS t4tHD Htafle us UfAS appear
ance in several years, and Miss RYAN. a
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Ryan tshr oniy
member OF the original club who Is s.lfl
10 seryicel. was heard since her return
fron long COURSE of study abroad. The
Programme. rsss'see realty was selected more
WITH - 1 sa,ss. OF displaying the skill OF
his tsse splo players than the proficiency OF
the club IN easesn5le paying: but with two
sEch mastery end mcn-using the phrsse
without disresreet--it may readily be be-
lsesed that anything ia the way Of cham
bsf music that the club shall attempt will
mses with adequate afteatsua.
AF. nhiiges II violiaist IF superior at
saInnsrts. There Is nefFous force iu
BE execution which II most gratifying To
near
NJ Hekking is a player OF positively
sunefb powers VERY rarely. ~ ever, has
there been heard his equal Ia evenness OF
tone. distiuetf4eEs af accent, and clearnehs
st rsrassug, nor. indeed. ip refinement of
expression
Miss Alice Ryan faads friends a. once.
more through her fine intelligence and
sincerity thsn by her present vocal a.
'9usremenfs. ilsr voice Is pure aud sweet.
except when forced. and tsne In tone 10
passages where sustained tones are called
for. she fails "a maintain an even quality.
but in lively phrases, snch as are found ia
the second ~ The widor selections she Is
whsitx .7atfahfFet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-14

THE 'eALIF0RsIA Hugh Gala
gher. tae fugitive from California, who has
eeen in jail on charge OF smoking Opium,
Thought be Was go ug 70 he released yesfer-
day when he was taken into Justice Mil
Ier's court for preliminary hearing. The
charge. which was only preferred TO serve
as an exeuSe 70 hold him until an officer
could arrive from California TO take him
back &c answer for the crimes Of highway
robbery and assault with Intent to kill,
could not be sustained and would no
longer serve as a preiext for OBTAINING him.
10 Prosecuting Attorney Newlin moved the
dismissal Of the complaint. In the mean
time another CEN plant had been sworn
out. charging the fugitive with the real
crimes for which he Is wanted in CaI.for-
MIA, ard warrant issued thsreca was
served on him before he could leave the
room His hearing ON these charges was
SET for nexf Tuesday and his bonds were
placed at 5000, IN default Of which be was
again committed to the county JAIL A
constable from Fresno. Cal, Is expected to
arrive Tith requisiiion papers for him to-
day or tomorrow.
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RAID on 4 SALOON.
cItixenc % Bosheia Go on y Midnsghs
Crusade.

The oEe saloua 81 he little hamlet Of
Bethel. on the HE eE TIE seattle. Lake
shcrs 4 Eastern rsilrosd, has for ,Ions
tine been q source 81 annovarsf 81
trouble 10 the inhabitants TIE pku6rs,
70 whom the license hat keen granted by
the board 81 county commissioners. sod
ouf their stock and made an informal aud
Illegal transfer Of their license 20 second
party. no enusuesed the piAee IL al ont
rExeous manner.
TIE People demonstrated with the pro
przefcr, but With no avail ard the long,
suffering pshiic Ut sast decided 10 IA
themselves ef the den II SUMMARY r.sau-
aer. st late hour Friday right 4 parfy
wss organized ard marched to the saloon.
which wss almost completely demolished
with rocks and clubs. The furniture. bot.
ties and glasses were first DESTROYED and
then the whisky barrels were no led our
and knocked In tie bead. A geurlern ~,
who came in fruE1 Batha1I YESTERDAY sat.
that everything Eboat she saloon was q
total wreck IN the morning as 3 result OF
the crusade. aaa that the proprietor had
come 10 the conclusion that s saloon
Noald not pss st BashesL As he had ne
deense. ae viii probably Be sfrxid 20 prose
cute the Eaob thai ssaeS bis deEl-