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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29
Island Transportation Co.,
NERnERr =. 80 gR. Magaeer.


The steamer J. 3 LIBBY, Herbert p
/ Beecheg, master. leaves seattle reerv S-f
Gss sftcruorg - ! p u. spF Yo-. fovusens
sH1 ilse san Ivan Is ards. tfaFr Hatds III
wharf. Leaves Port fnw aSana - "a a m.
every &un8sy, We aestIas Aua riary "a.
NaatcoFn. calling Of SMITHS lflHnsa. ant
htehardspa's (ReSfher nersTitgtf u, ArRy -
Lapez, friday EsghnF. Maple toss Maneag
going nasth ana THURSDAY se'sag south
Eosehe HGrtof, Dress. and Ess. -ssha.
Returning leaves = hatcofa - a n.
/ TUESDAYS. Thursdays and .afara@ys. On
/ the Saturday trip tie LIBBY roe2 through
70 seattle. Pare feofE Port 8ownscud IL
seattle. 81. Until further ntstfeA, RAISER.
gers or freight from seattle for the Stands
by the 1ibSy's "Wednesday aud Friday trips
will be Iasried on Toe Washington steam
boat 4 Trans parfatioa 10. e stese1er Edstt
70 Port tswpseed on Tuesday ard Thurs
fsy uigtfy snd transit scd dfrsct 70 the
fasbs. Ion these days me ~ = 4 f. ro
viii iSeshe tickets sus biz freight thraug
% 6estih baton.
h4RafRr p. BEEcHER, ssuager.
J. a HATFIELD, AeeGf, @eattis.
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ROM.

L DEPOT street owner can have same
ny calling At Thirteenth sad Howell. 0ie
1 rRsssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29
AZ , PER CENT.

AT , PER CENT.
tHitfe'} step gAFiae 9es1 and owA soar
~ hsssut ssees sH the american hksssft-
ing tsssa smf investments ~Ossty, ~ tfft.
eses. a:1 enAste yun 81 a. THIS st stoSe
rase IS lstrpsG fsss tesesser Is taTgnasses
ssl6ssssa asflv g. y . ffankila 4 Ia
ea7 f'sa5sstt5s xlTes4 New7th's hlaes ra.ens q
HStf FSTsrS Hststs sfNN
1sTg0gCE TNx EssTNK M - EfGST AND
I uaS-sAfef sc-es ga ssefi0a 8 cHsy $50
a. an stxtf 8 Ae3. t'tAft Eass q s4ssasi
Ft00.t \ &CBE = 80FsaTF SgETH 90
1aze ssnz - $50 "a Nsss s- se-ss IS
stas-s vsFyssf trssU sFe - 81 sErs EkSk
A HoA6AtN
FEITbk. HAss5s&sHs * Ions 80
: feen &ia 81 s&3Nsu sfrs,sss A. xt
fo # sn.sa. SFa Barr 4 &&aA MAJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29

llEs9gesSAf.S IL WRITING wILL re-
4 recely8d uat luaY lss, Dor e2c4T8tsnx
los corner Commercial snsi Main Streets
n. L&14TusF, 80 Ssnk Dexter, 4erscn
4 ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29

- OTiCE-TaK OFFICE OF The Ash
~ iuNtna Esal Aavks IN can f0w -
.eane = caeaa .. besscn box
rI@ik rAEkE G Lacy MACHINERY
Co3epauF z sna IS Nerta Froas street
Portland Ssf.. manufacturers 81 aad acai-
/ e4s "a faas ASH ~ sntgg " a \. esry. eo{lgFS
eaz.n2ss sEsod an iFssH warkiug ynschia-
cry kssswssgs furnished ga eognIicsc
plants 20 ever SEES = 3nu- seattle esssee
rsosn IS. Rs@tsae Ae~sk.
f0AN SPENCER. T. d Sax f.lss
~ resisence cagacT High 4sss " slnw
sfsetfs, AnFt1 seattle, Wi5I ,spss seen. err
SER lglf1 aH3 GherfY streets W!sh eans
fsEte 81 g8a3isss aa4 eaSS 52rs sessls
lE.s lEggs -- ffl5Uss8Tr4N 4. WILLIAMS
fshgFr seure1 eaag-sfs 81 ss css.5a
ttn fAsf7 H Hfee3 aT = MgsE73
s So aaf ss. aarte st s-.>tH f8ua
20 fHk Ptb8 tA CORDIAL EENl
3 1888 sEsHsf ~ zee essts5e q "a.
& fee Yst.s SO ta &aic lasf-ssf
IH ng sV hastE n8T sssa 80
Hf osef Era sssa 81 hss sssss.s s,es ,-aa
e tsGseed u5Nbs ans
1a les @sffAwf ke3nsfy t4s
s4 & &TE3 Ases efNanr
8.AAS s. E&ES SSH r RNggg~s & g.
\ carAe5s. 9s efe t.snsg s1r essn
sass say eaes arsa BE- ~ s7s0sz sesfs 6.
az @@ ss& fea ss & 80. kEEz
sfss r. qsorrs -sfsh ar-F sTfsh
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STEAMERS
xhalesn and SsniihRoo seats
Steamer Geo. Z. Starr

TeaveS Seattle 81 II =. ~ Sundays, Tnes-
sssvs Srss THURSDAYS Arrives as NhAtessEr
a. ii i. IA Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
.sayS. Returning. h.aves Hhatcofa 81 , p,
=, Nssssslavs ansA Wednesdays and 81 SsAl
s.rsays At a M Arrives 81 Seattie AZ A.
10 tuesdays and Thursdays sfss on sal.
ursaags AZ assous ; =. n.
49, steamer IsFssts AT sfi rcznt9x land
igs-s EXCEPT Oak Hsrbcr, Laeenner and
ESssgfssa
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eST June 6~FtB{ & D1EES TABLE
i Ysek -, Ofse ssszt sDFE sf1Yite sui
tao v sssfs faasg~ ynaSs Between James sl5d
FeuftA streets ard fifth sal Columbia
ssYeets. 4 snifa38ls rsRerd slii D. given
fog sEse return 10 g.ss. EKIs1es street.
ENGLISH SETTER DOG, y sSEb
Il Ned White badly With tan sYots. he
tara g. ~ H. Fergsssos, e. rsc ,fia street.
ef.s8 Yf,sss tFs reward
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E0tI>F N0TTysi AND PlJSTye;

FINEST SET or FOOLS OK THE SOUND
l. al work promptly done snd salts
fsstaoa guaranteed. ". Husfitf. 7. o box
III rasitlazfcsE 2.as7 So. nd sfr..sf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29
U. s. Nail Steamer HassaIo

lxsses seattle For Nhafcotr and 81 way
,afssfi1seS MpndavS. Wednesdays aud fri.
ss.vs II II p. IN. Arrives Al Nhateosn Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and saturdays IS 2. "a.
Returning. isarvs NhatcoHa sundays,
Tls,ss3ays and Thursdays IS : - =. n Ar.
rives AZ seattle MotstasS. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS az ? n m
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(! JAMES 3. HOWE. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
~ tweroer of Gated States saEaeIag
Coaft bar Office. e9 Maaon stSes.s, ha
tween see.,nA al lhlni
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29

q T.. X. PRATT. ATTORNEY AT Law.
Ne Corporation, rial estate. la9 and
damage suits specially. Southeast cor
ZEE tnfnrrhis All pnirsi
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AsfRfED


sANBokS-ufsEA At the fDaBsc OF the
Presbyterian church. b. Rev. Elliott vs..
EFsNn. fns3iss I saGb9rg and Aanie
sflsea, both 1i -egttis.
SG0TT-J0HNStfN At residence - bride,
cofuer MafkHs and tlereaec streets. Icha
Ssott aud Alma Johnson. both II this
witty.
AWAY ct.EAS~At Weed beuss. Lerea
Auwsr, ~ Seattle. and !saos! Mclean, 81
taSEuu
Acknowledgements aisss@r the neads ~ Inst
Found. Fer sale, For Rent, a0a situations
Waited si,l ~ iaserfesl al ths rate al ,
geuss a HoFi fas hrst Insertion. | cent 4
sa1t isr eaeh sahse8Ggat insertion. Fay
a5eat sssays Ia advance
&HTlEE~~The business office oi shs p8sf
isfELIteES1FR viii hereafter ~ sygaa a8tii
2 3 M Classified advertisements vii be
received ~ ia sals hour
Tltr following letters arr awsigag ssver-
tisssfs 10 tbs esiiee
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BANK or NORTH SBlfI


Corner ~ Trsnt sai Bssserv x.~>..- IS
Foreign srd domestic excasn,s -.
and SOLD. fssseEraphte trassfe-x sn.ssss
ac-ats received. and q general 49, -
business TRANSACTED
We have sYeciai facilities sor 49,.
caiiect.aus lEs al parts OF she I ni.ed 49,.
and Csssds- Hours, ? a M. 10 ar "A : 49,
afsiss ;. = u, ts p -. ana 10 : y =.
dent: JoHS Y. OsTRssBwR. Vice prsss.eos..e
G. 4. BseksY, Cashier. y. 4. Tssxv. ~
Y. -THNS ~
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HfNINrss rffiYrEs.

I,SEg6ETIC Man Has s2.eoe To IN
IL vest IN some established hE slaesz.
Lszst manufacturing ar commission prs
f"r0ssa Address &essoa. Faef iiigeaeer
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raclfrc COAST STEAMSHIP co.

pispatch steamers from Seattle IS fellows;
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend
and NNtori2. 1t 600 ?. n. Passengers ~
eeived aa board 81 800 2. m , ON Jane ,. 7.
- l., - n. aud every Nyc days thereagaey.
Fer Alaska st 2 a. "a. Iune -. -, -.
Ialy >, -, Il. r, August /, II. ln, ~, sep
teTnIeF Jo snd IS
Prom ssh Francisco. Tor Nsft0ris sTd
Puget sound ports. Ats y IA. 4ape I, 2.
r. IS, a. -. and every ave days thereafter.
Gsh'n tickets nag Re oA'3 net 80 the
Office e The company az Tue EgSSeIi"
Storage tickets froGa lie pagseF a. board
steamer
GpDDALTs PERKINS & CO, Cent Agts.
No. 10 Market street. San Francisco, Cal.
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Fss.sa 4fSsss. - seeE Efssnsaxal psas safe
IsarG.ss hslfss * AZ B e saE s&r<sssl- sssF
ssns = aStNF - invest - i@sn s's.s{ pf9fesss
"a fze effg esl5 - ash - eals Sr - 8 sss.fe
a. Ezs esd eFesiG 0sszsNs Ass~ssa4fs. ss,fslt
II IEerty spa sseaf.4 sIsess~- Dsaael
I-OE -AIg CHAP A EISE BgaCE-
J. yard site. As.stFsss N1. BsIl, fes@
Aadssan.
ssoR SALINE FESE oFFlCE DEss.
ere Eesalytnz toak ess.. ssrs 1ssess
ct&tSs EnqasFe a. essee AZ E1a9tz Z. 5ssssks
Hiil 9fsScgs sf-esoa bis~.&
rSCK sAfg-s0TTH Half 0s LfsT 4,
bs0tk "a. ssruex FIsxsuss sat tE0zt
stseess inquire Zl92T ssc0ssa street.
Usflg sAEg~CHEAr. Tw0 isxss alIBT-
+ f.sos aaa tests, viii 50 aEEss double
rgsss. tssfI-ousee heavy zuek francs Al
complete Es4gire Sovta Pacific News 60.
Yesler rn~, TEiri street. ofIpsste city haZA-
! -srassaau.
BgICA YARD ~gTE-FoR 1ALg or To
ID leS4e TIE lest tFsck gard is Wett Sc
s&f.s having % ieet ssteT front o. elliot
Bays 2 acres l8 level land for yard and al
lus xbsssssahls hank q the hest hrsgz 4nd
ftse elaV Appsy - u Z. AoaeFsos- rs
Co ~ 80. -------
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fffRyNyF4N @fVENsgk.

Mr. ASn MRS. r J. CASTLE. HEAL
vi exs sn4 teachers 1<ocasl en Ecurth
ss-ees. so<ta OF Pike strses, 2. .. osax :. *
zStip "
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The F.ssr- isrrz IS 80 - = - zzss a tbs
1z1pwfnx sxenessz
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ma IAxreues.
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wafs.s aaItA y. n. Hart
NHkFt0n - " sitey Posts
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MIR w4errn.

8ffaF BsNTff.
ASTEp THeEE Oh FoUR TX.
w peEiseeesf wafssa ifonefs 81 ,ascsle
sass Lsnosiry Apply Atodigs s54s bscoad
s.fesf- az Al iseaefs.
sssASFEb GfIt 70 80 GENERAL
" b0Hsswagk AZ Ms 5 seFus5esa, 30
ssagsa ftEse'. els,sl 2. p 70 Z. -.
4AfASFED ~FagB GOOD SHIRT IRON
~ ers, Al sea,lle strain isaueiFY.
w AEIEli-A floDn GfaL fog GIN.
w sfai boasesovk l,bef, seeood II
yNANrEp gSEg8ETIc MRN. ROOM
Z. rs Xesseg ase ne.
W 4 N1xp AGENTS. APFLY I4NuOi.N
htase. spring, betNGen See9ad end
~s-s----.-.--------.-
y ASTEp~ RAEBEg, AT oNCE 2ii
lnian street
ANrEn afGt Foa sEAERAL
faiffss'Fftrk Oh NrsAsr averFf
AAfANEED~AN INTELLIGENT. EARN
sci fhNN ~ FapTsstnt q isrrv. sasgensl
tie htys~ss III bis owe lgeau8y anf esli lse
~ Barge eiiiss f~faH4sefalive sasagy ~
Teas qsFfF References axChaEaeH. Asn-
sFtutaalsens Manufacturer Haasa. lasas
H9z sassas Nea FsgS.
1xrANfKD ~gixE uuNuRFp MEN Fog
" ilse f'usss ssaa8 & ssray's nafiear
e. road; Tie lagg sfai graders tiEhs away
j ssi h1as
EMPLOYMENT s4NrED
lyANran EMPLOYMENT III A We
" fasu C1ak. hosbl - restaurant Ap,
plf Is Esefett lleass Fourth rect.
SlANtEn Position 81 a YoUNG
~ HAAa. softer, heaest an1 industrious,
nsssAhlH Intelligent sut of ensNi address
h,sst ai sefessases, ;, O., fesg.tutei geacsr
" ANEED ~ PRACTICAL xAx IS
W hEtek ~ sssep work desires eurd -
sagsHssn ag suVs gsfsteaaeuf. te=ss az teffr-
eats'r g4fFa Aa8vcss T. f. @ Il l'osf In.
lstliSeacet oisye
~ ANrEn NntNG GENTLEMAN KE
w aAlnes g0sit8w eossf hs5ns serr3.r,
Biographies aaa types rtsr. reNsreaees
gsFfe i g, box ! Ia
4trANKEp NxrgegFNCKD Book.
~ kegtef, Wtth shorthand ans tyfe
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srsssssal ssarsz8 ass II ts4rfssa fase5H sf,ss
s sEis $50 - lssS ~ Piss srset
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stfktf w stt4Aif ftfsN-
IlRogosAf.s Ix NgfTINg WILL Pa
4 rscSgyHd uEt luag fst, Dor e2e4Tatsnx
los corner CsaEnrse-gisS susi Main streets
II. ls&l4EneF, az ssax Dexter f4ersen
a Ce.
pIns Will BE RECEIVED UNTIL
Id THURSDAY JFl5y 8 - Gt.a =. II faaes tssss,a
II Fisher. a-rnlfs g. EaalsS, eerneE TART.
loT TIE recssoa ct tATes. story trick
Building :as ssaare Hal Owner reserves
.lle riga. . fsgeSE sly AID ~ BIDS
dds ARs INVITED FOR MOVING NY
ID stssFy za3 A half cottage. 1 ~ Frat
s.Fess, aid Baking brick basement guSet
ssssse, pans aid specifications ~ c1fiee 81
:. J aeassy. azehNset. ssSsFE@r -scRa1 ana
Nari.sa street, ] Levy.
dds ARE INVITED FOR EXCAyA,
I'D ton OF ray let CA Frant street for Tfro-
fesss5 brick building. }, levy. l.esN Frcnt
srresE.
NoTTcE TO CONTRACTORS - BiIss
~ xii be received 1t the effEee Of the
Undersigned architect. un 10 naoa. July 2
ssss, fof tAs erection Of sutas-sF0yy arieS
/ building Scr Me- Il. l.. Sess the 6sostssr
iku = RsxAar b2li1fEg. Owner reserves The
! right = reject any or az bids Il stella
man Boston alcck.
NuTICs 10 CoSTRAcT0Gs Plans
= sosS sfe<si est iGfs Tor the construction
OF 4 gr-ssary lsusei for s - Maid. eaF-
/ Ear Second sasi Virginia s. esTs Seattle,
Z can sa seen az the Office IL Bird & Dorm
/ % 4. aa 70 noon .. 5aly : ISsa.
E NOTICE TO g0NTaag TDRS-PEASS
/ ~ sad scerTscs ~ ons Tor fAe SaOh efa ish
/ .caeol bulidfng can he seen NJ saososaish.
+ " T., .heee estimates VIII be received BIZ
Tie beard 81 education fer It's constFfiS-
+ ton. Sirsl & Dorm bach. arphl eefs.
I NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS fia-
~ wiaf hss received st the Office 81 tae
: "a }srsl gned sFehites.t. up 10 Boon, gulv 7.
+ lisa. on fae excavation for ana eoasfr;le-
{ ten & 70 tsngs and foundation walls oi
{ building for Mr. " r. Bail on ihs Sauta.
east s1Fsaar of Cherry aud >econd streets.
SEATTLE, ". r., owner reserves the right
{ 90 reject any or al bids: Charles W Saug-
/ derS, rssoan a., Boston bios k
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
X RAILWAY.
The TRUE
TranscOntinentai Route
BETWEEN
IHE PACIFIC AND THg ATLANTIC.

Its passenger equipment Is the finest in
the world, consisting of Luxurious steep
iHg Cars, having drawing. smoking aud
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Cello
mist Cars, with Free sleeping Berths for
holders OF seeona-elasS tickets. and the
most modern style 81 Day Coaches
LIS Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality 81 lopd. in unlimited quantity,
* reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur II scenery
alung is iAus Is nuequal.d, and IN the de-
tails 81 trafk. train service, eie., nothing i
omitted thai can add ta the safety and
eomiori OF lts patrons All IN all. il gives
the hcst sind most services bic iins of travel,
v neither iar haslness or pleasure, isetwetsn
Portland, Tacoma, seattle. Victoria, and
81 Pacific Coast points, ana Winnipeg.
Minneapolis. ~. Paul, Ehieegc. =. Louis,
OTTAWA, I1rUDio, Montreal. Bostaa. Sew
YORK. aud AL E8sfura cities
THROUGH TICKETS are Issued 20 all
principal points IN the United states Can
ada. AID EuF0pe, ~ loves, Rates
toT 3e.s.ia3 Information apply - she
following egprls OK the company.
G. q. sef18D, Washington street.
Portland, Oreeoa T. ". MeSINN EsS. seat.
He, ". 4; r Z. ELLIS, Tacoma. " r.:
j. Z. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent Vancouver y G.
Correspondents respectfully solicited
canadian Pacific Co, poStofaice.
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ATTENTION. CITIZENS AID TAN
PAYERS.

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-05-25
THE opinion Of the United State

-THE opinion Of the United States Su-
preme Court in the case Of the United States
VS.. John D. Hall is the subject OF earnest
discussion among the officials of the General
Land Oflce. One of the points at issue was
that Hall had made oath before notary
public. The Supreme Court decided that
where an oath is required by United States
statute that oath can be administered only by
an officer Of the United States. Hence, a
notary public, being State officer, cannot
administer oaths to United States officials,
except when the statutes specifically state
oa,h may be made before such State official
This opinion, it is believed, seriously affects
the status of more than 100, 900 cases in the
mineral division alone of the General Lan!
Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-05-25
Thursday. june aOth. 1859,

will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public au ton. and, unless payment is made
before, will be sold on SATURDAY, the THIR-
TENTH DAY OF JULY, 1882. to pay deln-
thing and expenses Of sale BY order OF the
Board of Directors.
Ofhce-No 20s Main street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-05-25

-SoME Of the San Francisco papers that
do not make As much money as the San
Francisco Coll have raked up what they sup
posed would be regular douser on the Call.
They have accused the Call managers OF all
kinds Of crimes because it appeared to them
that the estate Of . deceased partner in the
Cell had been lily used. In fact they claimed
II had been squandered to meet the expenses
OF the Call which it was claimed did not
make expenses. The Cal, however, shows
that nearly half a million dollars have been
paid Ia dividends 10 the last few years. there
fore ii must be paying business. However
this may be it contains more general news
and interesting reading than any other paper
in San Francisco. Its items are not sensa-
tionally written, nor does it make column
ri matter OUT Of a two line item. The ad
yertisipg columns lock ducedly as though
they were brin ling in considerable coin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-05-25
BEEr-sUGAR PROSPECTS.

1t looks as though beet sugar would event
ually relegate the product Of the cane to a
secondary place in the worlds markets.
Louisiana planters have felt the competition
of German and French bset.sugar severely.
Cuba, with better natural advantages, has,
also, been hard pushed. The Sandwich Is
lands owing to geographical considerations
and questions of tariffs and freights, have
been more fortunate, but their prominenceas
sugar producers viii be reduced as the de-
velopment Of the beet sugar industry on this
coast goes on. The latest wall comes from
Queensland, Australia, where Commission
has recently been considering the difficulties
under which the cane planters labor, and
trying to find remedy. They have local
and temporary trouble there growing out OF
recent drought, which they hope to correct
by irrigation, and there is shortage OF suit
able labor, which has been in part Supplied
by the importation OF South Sea Islanders.
That business has assumed so much the guise
of the slave trade that the Government has
put limit to it with the prospect of the en-
tire extinction Of the colorei contract labor
system in the colony. The competition OF
beet.root sugar is, however, designated as the
leading cause Of the embarrassment Of the
industry in Queensland.
From present appearances the competition
threatens to become sharper IN not very dis
,ant future. She prospect of beet-sugar
making in California is so promising that be-
fore many years the product is likely 10 sup
ply local wants and leave surplus for
export. Recent experiments in Kansas,
Nebraska and other Western States indicate
that they will soon have sugar to sell. Eng
lish and American capital, enterprise and
labor are now engaged in putting the bust.
ness there on an extensive footing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-05-25
100 Doses Ono Dollar
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SUPERINTENDENT GoLD AND sIL.

EUREKA GOLD AND SILL
LIVER Mining company.-Location Of princi-
pal place of business, Stockton. California
Location of works. Como Mining District. Lyon
county, Nevada Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of the Board Of Directors, held on
ment mo ~ OF ten ll0) cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation
payable Immediately in United States gold
street, Stockton, California Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid on