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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-14
Church Notes.

REV. JOHN WESLEY weekly average was 10
DC, ,nnons , ,,
ne oiA'n oni'eu ie'Os 'eii"n Onuion A7
closed 1or REPAIRS
THE Church OF Sharon held delightful
Harvest Home" last Thursday.
THE Presbyteriaus of Beaver expect tn erect
a new church at a cost of $4,000.
THE cornerstone of a new Methodist
cburcb ,vas laid Mt Orwell n auoust on
p,sr,,,, p,,r, mil, dod;o,+e .no u
r-IaI: GU. :. ~ 1I
Na'noiio Onuion a' NE eisuAle oh ouhuay.
Li19, oi tn9 Me'nouIs' Touls
onoo "-- 70 p o'INeU 0'ei W Di''p : o''
REV. u. b. MOORE mas Deen elected as editor
OF the western Advocate, to succeed DR.. Bay
iess
THE Shadyside Presbyterians laid the corner.
stone OF their new cnurch on Thursday after
nOo"'
AT the simpson Methodist Church, Erie,
there have been received lately ~ into its fel.
lo"Shlp.
REV. WE BROOKS has resigned the pasto-
rate OF Grace Memorial Church (PresbYterian),
ii''sOuls'
REV. W. II. MILLER has been dismissed
from the Presbytery of Pittsburg to that of
hearney' NeO.
THE Rt Rev. c. Whitehead was in Johns
- ->-S
'nui'n 'neie'
BISHOP FoSS will preside at the Erie con-
ference OF the Methodist Church. 1t convenes
al FRANKLIN octoDer
WESLEY CHAPEL, Youngstown, Methodist.
Rev: ). y; BLISS, pastor, has recently received
~ lh'o lull membership
REV. DIR. ALsoP, of Brooklyn, N, Y, will
preach at st. Andrews Episcopal Church,
Nin'n street. tomorrow.
AT Latrobe Methodist Church on Sunday
last AZ were received into full membership,
naAns 'o'Ai VI "oou' 4VV.
THE pulpit of st. Paul NJ. E. Church will be
supplied tomorrow by delegates to the Prmi-
i've conference no" IN session.
REV. G. M. JUNKINs resigns the pastorate
of the School Street Church, Allegheny. He
goes 10 NeDraska IN november.
A JOINT meeting OF the w. F. M. and w. H.
NJ Societies VIII be held in North Avenue NJ.
4. Church FRIDAY, the 2Ith inst
The First Methodist Protestant Church will
be reopenedtfor services tomorrow, after ex-
tenslVe renoVatlon and decoration
THE pipe organ of TrinitN Church Wasbinr
ton, is being thoroughly repaired, under direc.
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Erie caued
ros,or fror, Conodo bn+ or oooo,,-. -. ~ "
alien labor law they cannot have him.
AT Trinity Church. Washington. the Row
Mosnn vi, Oh for .I,a root S.o ,se' +:
t,inita IN ftbr;st fSbnrob Ro,.;i, 0StGr, VINO VIII
r.,r sr,a1,est cnrrct in North A,,on;
tho ,,outb of tho Sagrenov rivor =, @ % "I
Canada. 1t has room for only 20 peopie -1O"er
,,, ,.-.
c.Iled Row 7, NJ Lewis to he ito nasto. IaS m
comes from Thomas Station. this State ihe
I'll, b.
EPIsc OPAL services VIII oe nelo IN the U. P.
noom at An Rev q a Rracdon WHY Will nraH alter-
n vo,-,,- -. - = p -e"'n'
bonns @ Wv ~ of the PSi,,;nshnr m invited to
become Lhe pastor OF the fhIIhpSourg Presby-
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Re Snre tn Try T,l,nrr-

Pancakes baked before your eyes from
famous self-rising pancake -four, at Mar
wins stand in the Exposition. Don't
forget to try them when you visit the big
show. TTSsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-14

OvERHoLT. Golden Wedding, Large,
Gibson and Dulinger whisky for sale in
large quantities bv Geo. II. Bennett & Bro,
135 First avenue. second door below Wood
street
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-14

PITTsBURG beer, brewed by Frauenheim
& Vilsack, is product of home industry
Call for it. Drink it.
Telephone 11S6.
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adiass Guit Parlnrs.

Visitors to the Exposition should not fail
to see the new costumes we are showing for
early fall wear. PARCELS & JONES,
IT'S % Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-14

DR.. Shafer, one Of the physicians Of the
Polypathic Medical Institute. at 420 Penn ave.
Mr.. G. V. Pulpress, of No. 46 Liberty street,
Allegheny, had for a long time suffered from
weak. tired feeling. no ambition, pain across
the small of his back and palpitation of the
heart His complexion was very sallow, and as
the diseased condition of his kidneys from
which he suffered further progressed, his stom-
ach became involved. He had bloating. belch-
ing of gas andtdistress after eating. He lost
flesh, his memory became poor and his mind
became so affected that he could neither read or
think and was in constant fear of becoming in
sane. He often felt dizzy. SO that everything
seemed TO be in a whirl. and he became so
nervous as to entirely unfit him for any busi-
ness. Having read in the papers that the
physicians of the Polypathic Medical Institute
make a specially of kidney and urinary diseases
he began treatment with them. His own words
state the result: This is to certify that have
been cured by the physicians of the Polypathic
Medical Institute at 420 Penn avenue.
G. v. PULPRESS."
Office hours, 10A. M. TO P. n, and6 to6P. n.
Sundays, to P. N Consultation free.
se5-TTS
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Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
Wall Paper!

If you want to paper your house this fall
call and see John S. Roberts, 414 Wood ST.
He carries all grades, from the cheapest to
the finest, and with the aid of experienced
decorators he can assure you satisfaction.
IT'S
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STEAMERS AND EXCURSION
WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal ard United states mau ste.us-,

Royal ara united states Mall Steamers.
Teutonic, sept.1s noon .Teutonic, DC .16 l0:3oa m
Germanic, Sept. ., d m lGermanic Oct "a q n m
Britannia. Oct. 2. II m BritannIc Oct al 10 4 m
'Adriatic, Oct.a, $50 d m - Adriatic Nov ri An m
From White Star dock, foot of West Terth st.
Second cabin on these steamers Saloon rates,
$50 and upward. Second cabin s35 and unward
according to steamer and location Of BERTH Ex-
cursion tickets on favorable terms. Steerage go.
White Star drafts payable on demand In all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. Ap-
ply to JOHN J. MCCORMICK, 4Ol smithfeld St,
Il Broadway, New YORK. sei2-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-14

JOHN TEEMER ssstf9S.ss ,sss S1ss.%os e sgmGr 2
terestin0 article on ''SJaelLs and ScuLLs,u pfth
detailed account of The manner in tolttch the
modern odrswdn trains for a race.
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AMERICAN LINE.

Sailing every Wednesday from Philadelphia
and Liverpool. Passenger Accommodations for
all classes unsurpassed. Tickets sold to and
den, Denmark etc.
PETER WRIGHT SONS
General agents, 307 Walnut St. Philadelphia
Full information can be had Of ]. ]. McCOR-
MICK, Fourth avenue and Smithfield street.
LOUIS MOESER, 6l6 Smithfield street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-14

WHILE IN PITTSBURG
Attending the Exposition don't forget to visit
AZ Ohio street, Allegheny, and see one Of the
greatest free exhibits in the two cites-over
20O specimens of the parasites that infest the
human family. Forty-three tapeworms re-
moved from patients in nine months, all but
three living in Allegheny county.
Remember DR. BURGOON, who has his
Office &C AZ Ohio street, treats not only for the
parasites that infest the human system, but
also treats all chronic troubles with great sue
cess. Do not forget to call as it will cost you
nothing TO consult the doctor and get his op1n-
ion of your case. "Catarrh cured by new and
easy treatment" se3-76-Tus
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"A race war is threatened at Dexter, Mo.
The people in that section have for years ex-
cluded all negroes from among them. A short
time ago man named Williams settled on
farm near there, and engaged dozen negroes
to work for him. Fifty armed white men waited
upon him there and told him he must get rid of
the negroes He said they might kill him first.
The armed men returned to town, where they
circulated a paper pledging the signers to stand
by the regulators. About 500 mem signed the
paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-09
THE sMEl.TER Al PORTLAND.
Its freIeetors Avoided the Clutch Of
the Northern Pacific

PesTLsSn. March s-SSvesai members oi
the company organized ia chicago to erect
smelling works ~ Tacoma have beea ia
the city several days looking for 4 iocR-
ton for their works After begin
Mag the preliminary work IS Ia,
coma they concluded II Was not
a Suitable location. as emily one railroad
the Nosthera Pacific, enters thar town,
and fhs officials Of that road are largely
interested In smeiterS AZ Helena. After
Visiting seattle and Spok ane Fails they
came Ia Portland aud have secured sses,
aud decided a. efrcs works here. being ahle
o. hsve the use st three overland railroads
aad scoess ~ shsrplak
The site seiscfcs Is on the slvcr 'front.'. at
fhs north end ef the city. aad they propose
- erect af once smslteF costing $500
WITH scaHscity 81 100 tons per siay, The
mafa ia&rT - al rssiF 81 ship. aud the
ssaetssf VII ~ u t.fsstAks.4 fats saimu sr
dsyeg psl ssAmgls aud oiher large sains,.
nwasgs Is ssesr a'Aicue have afsart,t =,
ssstfsyaes "a deliver 80 teasS of ore a. fsae
ssstel - Ree DAY ss IL j. poxxiais that asisi.
sianas sflSCk3 viii ~ a41SsSA
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
A justices 0aandary- Railroad Snr.
vox-BusIneas Chan ges.

xALLk WALI.s. March s.--There Is cor
adorable controversy here about whether
A. J. Gregory, elected justice OF the peace
At the city election last year. shall still
bold his Office. or until his successor IN
elected or qualified. a. be was elected only
under the city organization. while the
code. which was changed By the last leg
isfatush. reduced the number Of justices,
and states that justices OF the peace must
be elected under the territorial law, giving
those 80 elected power to try city cases,
which seems 70 make the city Justice SUI
perIIuous osilcer.
NJ c. shaw, of the Hunt road. win leave
ia few days with asHrveying party On a re-
confloi!ering tour through the Blue noun
tainH. looking ont for location for that
Grand R0nde valley.
Mr.. John Jnstise. late warden 81 the pen
itentiary. aud Harry Poland viii form a
partnership and occupy the place OF the
late Y. J. Williams. 80 soon AZ matters con-
nected with the iatters estate can be az.
ranged.
The Pacific Express Company have been
notified 10 yaeate the premises now oceu.
pied by them on Main strest in this city,
aud IL Il understood they viii move 20 Sec
ond street between Main aud Alder.
The new bfick machlne To be used AZ the
penIseutlAsy has arrived. and Is being ser
Ia position
The Jarvis Conklln Mortgage Trust Com
psny, an Eastern concern. has established
an agency here under the direction OF K.
b. whitman.
A rumor is Abou, that the o. r. e. n. will
soon make change ia the arrival and de-
parturc of trains in Waila waiia.
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RUSH TO THE GOLD FIELDS.
Thousands HurryiBg tn the Lower
California Placer DiRRfnca.

Los Angeles. March s.-Exeitcment is
on the Increase here ..bonf the reported
.sch gold and Ia Lower California, and
many are hurrying To the scene. Five hun.
dred tickets were sold for this afternoons
santa Re train going south.
TIE local excitement over the gold dis
coyeries In Lower California still continues
anabassd. though men claiming expert
snee show less enthusiasm than the
others II II admitted that there Is plenty
of gold IN that country. as piacers were
worked probably 100 years ago, but the.
absence OF other water than the accumu.
lafions OF winter rains or snow, IL draw
back.
At the santa Pc depot this afternoon
when the San Diego train was about 70
leave the rash for places was great and has
never been equaied in this city. All OF the
floating population seems 20 be bent on
going, aud the demand from san Diego on
local labor ehanfeis has been 80 great that
certain lines are exhausted and applica.
ton had 10 be made TO san Francisco.
At noon telegram was received here
thst the Ensenada steamer was already
overloaded and could accommodate no
passengers from this city. The little
steamer Falcon, which formerly carried
excursionlsss between San Pedro and Santa
Catalina Island. has been chartered 10 en-
gage In the carrying trade between san
Diego and Easenads.
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RpsK's vICIsstrUpEs.
lie climbed Ahead In spite Of Wis
eoEsin Politicians.

soEstn fotttseIans*
Washington Cor, Ia Minneapolis Trlhanr.
:" can Eeeaemiser. said a Western
congressman yesterday, "shen Jerry
Rask was everywhere in Wisconsin re-
garSied a. 8 played-ogt quantitv.
That was 10 or + years ago. Nobody
ever dreamed he would ha made govsr-
saeF os the state. much less that he
woald eccapy that high Office for seven
years. That he wonia ever be a cai5-
net minister would have been most
prepostssogs assertion 10 uaake ia
these days remember how he came
down 81 Madison one winter a faded
~oFn-<sat, ssegiy. uv-coautry specimen
II a politician lie dlssast seem "a
have AIRY particular friends, aud there
were gOss3 many enemies poncinw
up al at0and him. lfy some xTse,eSs
" smaro1as i<sgie Governor Smith
selected hIna for a railroad commits.
stsAneF. Sss asfsee worsh SAso i wear
Vel. d@ yea exlaeye il, The state sen.
AsS wosaa0 MOI eseaara Jerry Eask Tor
FssfySssa csEu sassssoaeg lie aas down
80 sos politically that there Was NO
s~S&x % do aat1 reverence The Re-
p1sssssSu sss2gaf4sfs hesss : secret eas eaS
sIa8 ia THAI eaasas. RlA Rrice. after
wants fSsSsassT os congress. and nssN
scteS, g9t mp Ais4 s-ssa.s FaeSs ysg,1-
isSsFaslve Sf~s@cs against REsE Way.
ss&1l tsrsss, iA.s ga2a Goa know his
sx'sSrs ne caak a's write BIZ nana~
seElsaH he Don / kFs0w grammar Tram
as Tasse 81 sares, he never sas q rail
fSsxss GHg4{ iT ~ - ~ Txszss saks3 ssss4 a..
Gay deaf ka@s rAilTsAad truss frnm
an ssssata-sssass ~ r1.re hernla Prkee
sezs On ia tAss ~ for res-Sssszrsrrs
- Aa hour. and the rpsssls was thas
they easacia Ted ta fejext Uucle teyrv
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wheefs--Bess Cinb-
Tscoxx, Msfeh ga new sssesHsy -
fe<fer she establishing Of German Aaspi.
TAI in Tacoma has 5nst been o<gsotxesf ard
Eiu Be lneorpofzssc 10 fss dasz Oh
eers bare been s}srted ~ fellow PrF<a-
dent Charles ke.ehsubxch: GFst slcs-
president. Arthur We5ehbsus, second vice.
president, Charles r. syhsmszns Fec9rsfEs
ssfrefAfS. Wilhelm Mes2sHee Haa1cisl
secretary. Fred se2st. treasurer. william
nSenkei; physicians. Dzs- 2. Fsaak sEa
Hsnfer, Emil EneIsT. Anson Nnesler. Z. A.
LDtenz. l. HEIlesstefu and Max seIsert
The next nesting viii - hza4 at the efstes
OF ~. Ffaak. sna1ag exeusag next, 10
adops q consultation and aY lGEx. aza 30
vote on the arfIcses of Incorporation that
VIII be presented ~ the society noz has
Ia IL treasury oyef $500, u Is thJughf
work will De essnneresd on the hospital
buisaIng as spoa - site has been sc
Iaefed.
Geo. o. storrs, who proposes 20 take al
advertising car bearing specimens ct che
prodarts os Washington through the mid
menf ffor The northern Pacific Railroad
20 furnish car and transportation 10 81.
Pa1i free.
yudxe Beverly, III the probate courf. TO-
day granted petition from fne gnartisxa
of the minor heirs Of the estate ~ John
DAi1as, who live tn iosa, 10 sell real
estate
Nc. A. j. Baker, accompanied BY her
sou. stephen BAKER, iets Thursday for Ia.
rope. Mrk. Baker has Just been appointed
administrative % her deceased husband >
estate. and tne trip 10 Europe IL partly on
business in connection with Enoney and
bonds on deposit Ia the Bank Of England.
The Tacoma Boat Club viii hold . meet
ing 20 morrow night 81 The Tacoma. for che
purpose Of completing the organization.
President 0zkss retains East Tomorrow.
after a weeks stay in Tacoma
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THE WEST COAST.
The o. r. & N. River Steam
ers Still Tied Up.
the ELLErsBURs RAILROAD.
why Portland Gets the sm<Itsr--
stampede 10 the Lewer Call
fsrnia Gold Dtggings.

pa,rt4r March s.--The strike OF o. &
4 s4eemboef captains and engineers.
,ssktnh vsx tnsagaraIed on eec9sst 81 8 10
- cent. REDUCTION In salaries, assumed :
s.e.v snd entirely different phase TO-DAY.
gnd the employers change from . dsfsn-
sfrc 10 "A aggressive posliioa- This morn
Inc sup<rintendent Johnson recetvsd .
1ispatoh from Manager Hsicofab at Oms-
s. rescindsnz the making & re-
ductson OF wages ant stating fhst
fhe employees could resume Hork
81 the I'D SALARIES. This information
KS tmmedisseiy conveyed 10 the engi.
rses.rs ana captains. VITO held meeting
and decided 10 reject the proposition Until
She wares Of pilots are raised 20 Sfgf q
snas,th and those Of engineers and mates
n aM superintendent Johnson says che
So1nueny will not raise the rates, aud
thinks Il has done all that - fair, " Bile tAe
ras.r, ~ that HnIess tiie raise il allowed ~
I 1iios the figure win BE- pat up 70 per
cent. 81 around
ne company believe that by allowing
che nh rates II can get enough nsen back
u S,r-ak ND the associations This the
sfxIkers deny, aud sag there IL not man
Svfo win 20 10 work. over - neg mem
hen have joined the an5on siiaes the sfrsks
me TeIepbone went down this morning
,vifk nail for Astoria and Washington
noiuss So far the company has been
SnabIe to reach points On the Ore,
ron side. Tomorrow EseFning Port CAPTAIN
j. ~. Tf0up Of she compkaS. who u Z
member Of the Masters Association will
fake cut 4 boat and move the fIesl-1p
hoafs 81 wharyes where they viii unload.
Cepl Tfoup declined 70 perform any such
seryice while the company WAS Ia the g.
eressiye. declaring that he would rather
sssieu frat, but now that the company has
weakened and offered The men their places
Il fhtsr old pay he believes be i justified
81 taking ont boat
a. soof q the boats in the harbor are
unloaded the company win supply the
places OF the strikers with outsiders. and
Sxpcct thereby 20 end the strike. In the
meantime the steamer Telsphones which
was previously an independent boat, but
Il now aaid 70 be controlled By the O. X. &
n, Co. Is making round trips daily be-
tween Portland and Astoria.
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go .,s~srr--s Il


All grades OF sssgar A3ye advanced IS Of
s cent per h. Thls rise Is aae % TIE
action OF fhe san Francisco renners IL I'D
sanesrx the price there The market a
arn AZ fhss advance
ar. Psncrs yessssrsay receiyed 90 hsies Of
hops from Mr. wiiIserk's f&rEs. clanssen &
sweeneT yesterday received Il bales Of
hops for brewing parposes froaa oriils-
TIE exact price paid in each ease Is not
stated
Potato receipts have again grown free.
s. Bax.er & Co. shipped By The Tmatisia
tonight 20 sks Of seed potatoes.
Eggs are growing . sriSs scarce.
The few snail lots OF green peas received
hare Amos been exhausted. What stock
there is retsGEs ~ lis for Is cts.
Live Stock and rnuston for slaughter cen
f5nze 10 arrive In free quantities.
The poultry market. owing TO recent lib
erAl shipments Of hens aud turkeys. Ii 10
good condition.
The fIsa market Is improving.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE Re.
cEfP1r - During the last ~ hours the
merchandise aud produce receipts Al this
port were a. follo3s. Puget sound Shore
road, 10 tonS; E0lumbia T. Puget Sound
railroad. 10 fouss seattle. Lake shore 4
Eastern railway. 80 tons. By water--i@ j.
Perry. - tons Premier. tons: w. y. MHa-
roe, 3 tons. EGith, , tons: Lily, ton
Fseetwoo4i. ] ton. Total receipts. s1zls tons.
SHIPMENTS. Daring the last - hours
goods aud merchandise we're shipped from
seattle 20 the surrounding country as fol-
lows. Puget sound shore road. ~ tons:
Columbia & Puget sound railroad. y tons;
seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern railway, s.
tons. By water-~Is msffiEa. 100 tons; lola,
2 tons; Filth, tons: Eliza Anderson, "A
tons. Glide, IS tons: w. r. Nnaroe. Is tons:
Lily. 10 tons; Ueary Bailey. 3 tons Fleet
wood, tons: Augusta, 2 tons; Grace, ton;
Michigan, tons Nellie, tons. Total
shipments. 1871 tons.
NATURE OF RECETPTs,-Tw one
head horses. "a tons hay, s. bales hops,
cars potatoes, ear furniture, mules. 20
boxes apples, 40 SKIS potatoes. 80 boxes
apples, 81 rolls carpet, eases hats. 10 hbis
whisky. Is cases boots and shoes, 2 iron
safes, tons printers materials, cars
has, 40 SKIS onions, ifJo SKIS -four. 50 boxes
apples. % cases eggs. Is cases lemons, 90
pkgs hardware. 100 pkgs household goods,
20 600 Il luIn Der, 2 cars brick.
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New Westminster Bonus Raised
The Tide Flat . Jumpers.

wuATcea. March s--The fnit $4,000
bonus has been raised for the railroad
from Whateom II Westminster, aud our
people expect 10 see dirt fiy at an early
day.
The building boom IL unprecedentet I,
aud business geHsraliy is good.
Cosft viii convene here next Monday
with IS cases on the docket
The tide tat jumpers are wondering how
they viii scqntre title. Our people gencr-
ally feai that they will oppose any effort 90
deprive the new state 81 the tide lands.
eFen II necessary 10 fetarSi admission Ia or
der to Set an amended enabling act. Our
state needs the tide lands, and will not
permit the corporations 90 gobblc them Sc
easily. u looks ~ II some railroad ntan;p.
ulatoys had taken hand ia framing oar
enabling act 80 a. % defraud the people
cut OF their territory. We DO not want ad
mission bad enough 10 give away all the
tide lands 10 jumpers aud corporations
Mr.. Miner was here Tuesday. lie said
the Anacortes 4 ship HssboF Railroad
work had shut down indefinitely
AR, Cafundrl 81 the Sehoma Railroad
will be here next week
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EGLxHsBuEs. March 9. --Messrs. Walkers
and 8houdy returned from Tacoma to-day.
where they hsd lengthy conference with
President 0akes la regard 10 tho road 10
the Columbia river. while they are very
Guarded In their talk. and viii nothing un.
I'll they present their report 70 the Board
Of Trade. which holds meeting tomorrow
night, IL II understood they secured the
reccssary help 10 build the read at once,
which will be knG=n as the Tacoma,
Ellensbarg q Coneonuliy Railroad. ran
ming from here % Port Eassa, distance
Of ~ miles. there connecting with steamers
for the Concoauiiy mines The essI
mated cost Ia about 500 900. completed
ready TO receive rolling stock. of this
eln0ent about t75 900 will De subscribed BY
EllenAburR citizens and Hike amount by
Tacoma capitalists. the balance being
Eastern capital. While the Northern Pa.
Gfl3c does not subscribe any OF this capital
they VIII give the road their moral support
and liberal traffic rates and also aid Il In
noasing the bonds
The grade Il easy throughout, with no
heavy cuts TO make or hong bridges TO
build. The road viii eventually be built
through 20 the Salmon river mines The
cdtizena are very enthusiastic over the
project, and large mass meeting will
probably be held Monday evening 10 dis.
Gum the matter