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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05
(2OT.)
MAIL LETTINGS.
(2N1.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 1, 1889. !

J
Proposals will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until 4
p. m. of April 10, 1889, for carrying the
mails of the United States upon the
routes. and according to the schedule
of arrival and departure specified by
the Department, in the State of Mime
sofa. from July 1, 1889, to June 80, 1891.
Lists of routes. with schedulesof ar
rivals and departures, instructions to
bidders, with forms for contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary informa-
ton, will be furnished upon applica-
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
DON NJ. DICKINSON,
Postmaster General.
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respond to the improved feeling before
noon, and, while dizziness was the most
prominent feature, prices made no pro-
gress in either direction until after
IL o'clock. when Manhattan made
squirt and Pacific Mail, ST. Paul pre-
ferred and the OregOns followed closely,
while the upward movement reached
all parts of the list. There was some
realizing in the last hour and consid-
cradle concession was made from the
best prices, the market closing heavy
and generally at close to first prices.
Texas Pacific is the only stock showing
any material decline this evening,
being rs but short line is up 2s4, Man
haitian 2, Pacific Mail rs, and others
fractional amounts. Railroad bonds
were also slightly more active, the
sales reaching S2,212,000, but of that
amount Texas Pacific 2's furnished
S15S,000, Milwaukee, Lake Shore 81
Western conservatives STAT, 900, and
Erie 2's $4,000. There was a gener-
ally firm to strong tone, and the Denver
q Rio Grande Western assented bonds
were specially strong. The important
advances include Denver & Rio Grande
Western assented 25s to SO, and Chatta-
nOoga consols 2 to los. Government
bonds have been dull but steady. State
bonds have been dull and steady.
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Cincinnati Whisky.
CINCINNATI, March 4. = Whisky
steady; sales, 97S bbls on a basis Of
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E. Townsend Mix. W. A.Holbrook
Messrs. {. TOWNSEND MIX g. GO.
ARCHITECTS,
800 TEMPLE COURT; Minneapolis,

Architects of Northwestern Guaranty Loan
Building, the New Globe and other impor-
tant works.
B. II. Brown, Supt of Construction.
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Duluth Grain.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH. March 4.-The market
opened steady at Saturdays closing quo
tations, at Sl.2015 for May, which ruled
dull with no pressure to sell either cash
or futures; tendencies were upward.
and the feeling very general that after
the large decline submitted to Saturday,
a reaction was naturally to be expected.
and higher prices prevail. The close
was dull but firm, with buyers at &c
above the opening: cash dull; no trans
actions; n0minally, &c higher all
around; No. / hard, sl.15N
No. northern, S1.0519; No.
2 northern, 95Lc; March dull
at $1.l6. May opened with sales at Sat-
urday's closing prices at S1.2O15, which
was freely bid for more at the opening.
Sellers were few and scarce; S1.2l bid
without bringing out any wheat. Close
was dull but firm, with buyers at S1.21,
sellers $1.22; June dull; no transac-
tiOns; closed with buyers at S1.2OL.
Corn firm and higher, receipts CON
tinue good, but very little is offered in
market: 35114c was freely bid for No. 2
corn for May delivery.
j. j. WATSON, BRO. & HYNDMAN.
Sc East Fourth Street,
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE INVEST
MENTS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
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ST. PAUL UNION STOCKYARDS CO.,
SOUTH ST. PAUL.
The Yards and Packing Houses Open for
Business.
Ready Cash Market for Hogs.
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milwaukee, Produce.
MILWAUKEE, March 4.-Flour easier.
Wheat steady; cash, 95X May. 97aSc {;
July, 943sc. Corn firm; No. 8, 301le.
Oats firm; No. l, white, Csc. Rye
easy; No. l, 44c. Barley easy; No. 2,
$3.50. Provisions firm. Pork, S11.45.
Lard, $6.7712. Butter steady; dairy,
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MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.

nv .'u'A ttlII III DIfdU
Chi. & Des Moines Elk. xs:45am &7:25 nm
St.Louis & Kan City Elk *S:45 m x7:25pm
WatertoWn 6 Pac. Div.
Ex...... ....... :. IS :o0a m *6:35pm
Mankato Express *3:5Opm II .35a m
st. Louis Through Elk IS :25 pm 10 IAN
Des Moines d Kansas s
City Express. de: 25 n. m d9 :oOam
Chicago 'Fast,' Ex. de rs D m do :OOa m
d, Daily. = ex. SUNDAYS. rex Saturday.
Ticket Office, st. Paul corner Third and
Sibley streets, and depot, Broadway, foot Of
Fourth street.
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Chicago Money.

CHICAGO, March 4. - Money un
changed. Bank clearings, $500, 900
New York exchange. 50(06Oc discount.
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FITCH BROS. & CO.

LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
Room 20, Exchange Building, South ST.
Paul, Mimi. Consignments and correspond.
ence solicited. Telephone, 1892.
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r. M. NEWPORT & SON
Investment Bankers,
152, f53 and f54 Drake Block, ST. Paul,
MINI.
Buy and Sell Stocks. Bonds and Real Estate

Quotations of Stocks and Bonds.
New YORK, March 4.-Stocks and bonds
closed today at the following prices bid:
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BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Kansas City Grain.

Surplus, 800, 900
VIM. Dawson. DR.. Cashier.
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Proposals for Building Ma
fera1IS

UNITED STATES INDIAN SERVICE, STANDING
Rock AGENCY, D. T.. February &c, 1885,
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, Endorsed
Proposals for Building Materials and ad-
dressed to the undersigned at Fort Yates, D.
T., will be received at this Agency until one
O'Clock Of March %, 1889. for furnishing
for the Standing Rock Agency, and deliver
ing the same either at the Agency or at Man.
dan, DIT, about 90, $40 feet Of assorted lum-
Der, SO, 600 shingles, 81 DOORS So windows,
800 bricks, %, 600 laths, IS bbls lime; also
a variety of hardware and other building ma
terials. a full description and schedule OF
which may be obtained by application to the
undersigned.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
ned check or draft upon some United States
depository, payable to the order of the
undersigned, which check or draft shall be
not less than five per centum Of the amount
of the proposal, and shall be forfeited to the
United States in case any bidder receiving an
award shall fail to execute promptly con-
tract with good, and sufficient sureties, &C.
cording to the terms of his bid; otherwise to
be returned TO the bidder.
Bidders must state specifically the price of
each article offered and the point of deliY-
cry. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
.. S. Indian Agent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05
E. r. BARDEN,
GRAIN COMMISSION
Milwaukee Produce.

Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Baled Hay.
"A Chamber Of Commerce, st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05

CLARK &c METZ,
Commission Consignments Solicited
Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Beef Pork, Hides,et
Prompt Returns.
1Q4 E. Fifth Street ST. Paul MINI.
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CHARLES E. LEWIS.
Commission Merchant B Stock Broker

7O4-700 Third st. S., MINNEAPOLIS.
Member Chicago Board of Trade and Stock
Exchange. and Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce: Private wires to New York, Chi
cago and Duluth.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Out-of-Town Orders for futures on Grain.
Provisions, Stocks, etc. Market Reports
furnished on application.
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Other Grains-No. corn, car; no
grade corn, 6 cars; No 3 oats, 10 cars;
No. barley, 4 cars; No. flax. 9 cars.
Inspected Out-Wheat-No hard, 1
car; No. northern, Is cars; No.2 north
ern, 5 cars; No. 8, 3 cars; rejected, 2
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DON M. DICKINSON,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

Postmaster General.
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a "a ST:RAUL -
"a 80 MINI EAPouS "a
. w@ RAILWAY. 81 "a

Dining and Sleeping *
Cars. Free Colo Leave Arrive
nists' Sleepers. ST. Paul st. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05

CWEHlg -tHIIU Utty Oh FtDTudTy, a, y. 1883.
PATRICK II. KELLY, [SeaL1
WILLIAM FOULKE, [Seal.f
JOHN +. BAKER, Seal.1
CHARLES F. DIETHER, [SeaL1
JAMES D. SPRINGER, ISeal1
Signed. sealed and delivered in presence Of
W. Fl. MCDONALD,
WILLIAM S. MOORE.
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n IsTRIcT COURT, RAMSEY COUNTY.

Room 81, Gilillan Block, ST. Paul, Mimi
Attorney for Said Mortgage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-05

In the matter of the assignment Of Charles
Weber and Frank Fairchild partners as
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w. J. FrrAe aAs EVNgsSYs~ o. en-
dag and Tuesday " J. Essm x q q
troupe of City zesssts wilt y Aaee 5he
Turn bail theasa tgsles Neras sro an
the World In Eshty DaYs is Con ss9y
binatson on TIA rosa pfeda TX ~ raj
dfama, and eFosae1 hsass eaa ) II
pecscd ~ both 8 Performances
MiaFeS Noas - 1anlghs II tus asa
Dolly Mobiles te0 x the faost 4 saisa
actors on ne Paste east aaa aass-
strong cntas say. wH nrolNtc st
Turn Hall ti5p1tsF, aa EHe Be 6a
Mr.. Nohies' stass ara mtst So
melodrama Fhis pag h al Sc fs fAr
more popular than ose and Isa sta
which Milton and nssiy Aahlsa asp saaa
hundreds of aaiseaaa on th Is tegn
tour two yeas 40. seats AEu xan REP
Idly If Grahssi 8 liauits'n Aers ~ Ass
or sale.
A sAeRED eoSg,sar Iunorroa ssp aits
LibefAus haaa I'D. b. speeisi nsa sst
give taree Il psfiarmane 81 kaarg
hall The "a Asuga tetsasreA la sAeeraf
band on the asian 81 is Ia 81 as ag,
anee here szsagsuoe eaat e -
greeted by sze Aaaaeass Thg SRA 10.
Sa'tdand OF ast q avg Az antthuee
of good prof0 sr.sa wssa geni ne
delight TO lhegst sagArh haasi ii Tee
AIhambra lass nfrhf EYest eathasissa q
was arous by 1e slsguiEes al nAy.nw.
and the az lanse al tifnes was fRivsy Nia
Most Of ths szlee Ions Nese encosea tIaafe
at sHstgii ass reputation - oosnet
player ef aaest esttet
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TIL NEN CAR Shops.
Tie Columbia 4 paget Sound
Big faduss
= - &C a..sslNEEY.


has - 90 a1ss a tie Sckunnhla
y 4heet %n aas pany on
lssSt0 I4sn ae ElA1 ssxSa are beng
/ sssaai sss1sH ass wgfk r. 8FaeT, bit
@ q ssI ~ s. fnacksaary % be
eea - gvssstoa Tsss naa1 - itself -
+ esea 81 Is IT, swa = machine
- 1Nlxsa less. ! razs19g se8TS9 feet .
/ kNsa1sfaskzo4 zESzsx seS 5 Saileg-rgooEn
81 fss4 SO saasrensz. pa3 sgai banker
I : tsea t. EhsA saeze i . tsndho4sss
= sefsxssy ssfAsssa xsSe -. sky -leAzr
/ 4 in esFta wSsa ven 50 ard a turn
4 = - tke ssasax.
- aaw ssssps 50 n1aea a. er han the
3 aaes Fcz sass2nes 80 blacksmith
e1e Il taSee he aM 10 one and
Bose haze meS auisfs employed
"a s<'z 80 e.sa skass ssa nSae row. In adj
afsen 81 sfa Safges u "a a partuent there
5 power gsasssa axs9 sflesz machine cap
g ssexrSag fss riga ron and Of
vss7saA4sss sesaa r. ga. his machine,
re esNtsg e safsln All punching.
q = issaEa1is 81 siag 81 work 81 SIX
meA There - A@s sla heading
sHaeigine IA She sENsnssn 80s which is
7aEsf3e ~ turassse eua irs1n ESQ to 1900
hests sazisy. This aHsksne b not in oper-
a4zea Rest vii Re assoytty. r. the machine
aap - sArsa sgns3 Afases and = iargs
9rfslsss sa1sas Ee1ss a. shepeY. hy-
t.Esae Vhes rtrs tf Dress and bolt
gesss@s sssa Al sas as smaller tools
q * z-e ssussiFe3
IL 81 saachssss stoa a,st al OF the
44zsee 81 psayed. gk reconstructing
5 COT iassed - - = Besides this
49, sF - - ftR4 in
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WILL THERE BE WARP
Rumor Of Another Invasion of
Madison Street.
THE QUEEN CITY sPgculAToRs,
4 noanfea omcrr rus en- 90 rrerrns
Tsaranx up Of she Street.-The
Casnpanyss GFun.

IL locks ~ Il trouble will begin on MaaE-
son street this morning between the Maaf-
soz Street Gable company. which hol0s
the franchise, and the Queen City com
paAv. whose franchise Was recently re-
y0ked for Noncompliance with It's require
meEfx.
1t was rnmored yesterday that the Queen
City company had force Of men reasiv 10
put On the street 20 wress its possession
from the men who are improving II. Hear
ing OF this intended move. the city author
lies placed mounted officer on Madison
street 70 stop any efforE At tearing il up.
So long as the Queen City company does
not interiors With thai part OF the strses
included In the cshls company franchise
there vii be 10 trouble between the com
panies, but the moment that they make
any such movement summary measures
viii be resoFsed TO.
The two hundred tons of iron for the
Qneea City company remains on the dock
OF the Oregon Railway & Navigation Coin-
pany; and eias fair 10 stay there several
days more. No one has called for it vat
and the freight charges stiil remain unpaid.
The ruulor that the Queen City company
had large force Of men hired and ready
10 90 70 work on Madison street this morn
ing was denied BY Attorney John Arthur
last evening.
Colonel ]. G. Haines said yesterday that
be did not anticipate any trouble for the
Madison street Cable Company He was
quite sure that the Queen City would not
lay tracks in the middle Of the street where
their tracks were being laid now.
There Is nothing in our charter he
said, TO prevent them from laying their
tracks on either side Of the road. bat
guess they won't try that
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READY e4 auxxrx.
The Hss ass~s " op-n So peers

The Hsg atsses " 9p~n SIC Bsere Re.
asMF
AetAa Eatnier yptE aosfsy ~ ~ -
ceptson Of guests. fhe AZ ssg s a. ~
complete, bsst eae IS q ssAaa
70 gave the pat ssss seer 5saesnrs s
Use way Of 70 ~ 4a.s asea- tn
ONCE i not yst fftss ap sss de raa.<s
bat these rooms I'D 81 pas insa hsls-way
snare today, aaa 4 arw maxe aass
vii find theta ssrfssA Fsss aanassssssa
billiard tables and saTge slsao-a as r4srrru
behind the bar arc q rises d tie asssnya
Dan On the seulaxes1 eaFsses q tie E5ss
hoof Gas was tszfnesi o. iask psaae 4ss
fvr tbs Arst highs sks fEas4i Rainf4 AewAs
that shere was Iiis Il.
Fer the prese4A tae ertyaaee a. tao.
building from BE STREET ~ \ ron e.
lumbia aSout niENas btsFssa fIEtA Al
sixth streets. A 6sasTwny as ran ea
through the hank le4isag to gsss aasgs
on the south side - 80 Eoass fer tn4s psp
pose.
4 telegraph eFics wEsl b iaeasal il tie
building, though - ~ + - % f<aa 60
cided ghich cossg4gT ~ COLA s.so -
Western Union and fAs sgstas s&srssas.
exclusive prisfs1e e tAa aoase. aat "a
individual meEnaesx o. To- heasa o dire
tors are Of the epini0a ~at ssteg viA net
ssaHs the exelaNss TxA Is sitAet Com.
parry
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sKw QUARTERS Fon rnE PoLTcE
The Departxment VIII Take Possession
81 ia New efsarwx Tnxsay.


TIE Departxment VIII Take Possession
- Iks sew OaAews To-day.
The new poESes headquarters. situated
on YesleT avenue. IN TIE triangle, between
Tezler avenue and Terrace street. Is now
about finished. and the removal from the
old quarters IN the basement of the city
hali vii sake place today. The rev buii1-
ing, alihuagh BY no means palAtias. n rs
catward appearance or inner arrangements
IS an Improvement over the old place. and
vii do sssry wei until the tire arrives for
TIE erection Of the rev brick building
which possibly VIII be commenced some
time next sp-sng--M the city council 50
DEGREES. TIE building. = frame structure
viii covered porch around two sides,
built on the jail. is about 40 feet square.
and contains four ROOMS.
The ofEiee7s' room Is g feet square this
OPENS into the clerks 0ffee. an apartment
Is feet each way, OF Of which and facing
Terrace street is Chief Mitchels's private
Office, IN sixe. IA by Is feet. Leading from
the clerk office on fhe Yesler ayenue side
Is = small stOre-r0om. A neat pattern Of
wall paper covers the interior wails, on
which viii be hung a collection of pictures
from the old quarters. known in poIice
parianee as Ghe .-Eogues gallery. not at sIl
artistic, bat serving the purpose OF keeping
the Seattle rolice familiar with the ''phiz's's
OF large number OF crooks in this section
OF the country.
The police are well pleased --sstAa ssss:A
change. as the location Is more convenient
and accessible than the old basement
quarters. The street department, hitherto
occupying one room Of the basement. will
now have the entire floor
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onsrnuerloNas1 -.
The saan wha bios ksssa 30 "a 20
Track AT stssek 6unetsnn Arressss.

The szan Wsa Elee ksSss 40 "a srs~.i
Traek AT stEsrk 1anetinn Arrested.
Deputy sheriff I aosasa ssas oaf e
Stuck Junctie ysssafsi4y AID asre Cd
John 6. Schulz - esrfaat svurn o. -
Manager Mad Z re 8'u.H sosne
shore ROAD, fof gds IS mss ruel sns % tie
track crossing S uilfss premg rs. The
prisoner MAS bruBghg & she city fass gas
and VIII be trieti l,e Hsiles Mi.iss
Schultz sale last nseas IA ~ ad act
chop down ans tree 81 place ssstF &c ssi
on the track - ailesea Il s1e saSFana BE
had set . FIRE Nhics asnRhl IL 5 fgss usten
burned oil am fssl ser8sa toe lire sesa klus
says he shen fs4s-osd red fssgs ca esd sfe
Of the tree as : waFntng hgs ca fl5s -
move the ohssrlefts = hs spea thas tbe
road would then oar hln. Schultz Asx@
the road leasea ths right - w2y over The
property fron 1haFses Rnral hsls ssaee
he acquired ths pfezaises Sc has racA vsd
no rent
Schultz has > Wis and seven chi assn
and Is positively In destitute elFen4asta ares.
Ills wife told TIE casocs lsas ~ h4a nos
enough 20 eak Iasnes HaFs. 81 slaag afsf
came in on tbs tram vita seha J. ausi 7ssn
assist him o. the I'll loAay.
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merit CAPTAIN Dehuey laugaea. aaa r.
MARRIED tkat he was sorry 20 hare dsstsrsed
the GOOD raxiKae Of Scaskae. q he bad 10 Gre
aboard. Iii explained that BE had been
wAIsslsnx for TIE Oregon Improvement
Cnsnrang real beavers, Who OF lass bad
ben ii the hahss 81 staying awsF from the
decks szs1 al TIE time he rms ready . coal
80. knd that he had 10 pat bis own steve
dores on their wurk instead
An alarm 81 ffe vas turned IN last night
~ about or1ock frcma fheeorner cf wash
fngt0n ard Fifth streets Engine ! ard
the hook and ladder rnek qeiekly re-
spondes, bat upon Arrival al the apparatus
M FIRE could be found IL Is the oriason Of
the fremen that some person llrnsd IA N
alarzn Just f<lr pare mischief
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Another meeting for the purpose OF or
ganizing camp OF the Sons of Veterans
was held last evening at SIS West street. al
which Morrltz Koch acted as chairman
There was q large number present. and
twenty-five young men signed the charter.
Seyenty-one more have expressed their in
tention of joining the camp. The matter
OF uniform was discussed and it was de-
cided 70 hold the charter list over for day
or two. The camp expects to get its char.
ter in two Sr three weeks. The meeting
was adjourned until next Friday evening,
70 meet at the same place. Officers Of the
earnp will then be elected
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rHs work or rms roLsoE.

Aissshapei Resolves Another GOOD
securing The 5esttess' Courts
-xlistiees Rivers ard MiIiss have held sev.
evening sessions during the past
p Days Ia order 20 fsalltass the work
Asufsssd by Chief Mitchell. Last night
pa lastige Rivers tuFn. ami he was
busy unal 8 so tn assessing lines
sas' Nhilechapsl prostitutes who wese
80 alsn, ssns there by Lieutenant Peer
q hss nlsn
fs uasihed Of afFestiug these women Is
g sinar.e. Warrants SIRE made Out and
e = sae otseeg iie visits the houses
issuss b.s pFauunelsmentos You 20
$50 h The courtroom. They ges no
eaa somHaud is needed. toF the officers
ias and they know fully what TO
p sheald they not comply There
esla a row an the prisoners bench
indifferent ia the charge against
as.d e}aally so 90 she gase Of The
sy saoga they are confronted
- g shame has hardened them. and
ssly isslins displayed Is Aa sppFehen-
q loa heavy Enc for them 50 he able
- asfe Is 40 efnotloa Shown. be-
TIE disgrace II hefsg IN cuart.
es sagh ehArke. agsscsey Is ioss and
se@sn pay their nnes with 8 noncha-
~ aa3 retura to theiy houses Ca re-
'SesF eating.
hifai tweusy-one 81 sha unfoFsa.
4 seee sums.0Bpt before the jusilee
- 80 cash. shica ia really 8 license,
Hssj IS being paid sEusAliy. 3 pAhi
lsfFsis xheae4ef The authorities
Woodward was among those Ar
= AZ pighs. and received tie asnsl
- itwas lad aiEht fog her, IS
" evening 8n attachment ssz
NAlasI her hy A FuFtloais & 10.
9eF vines fsraishsd Der hoase,
ssa - pas tho account and the
s seoA rsasSessson ~ her house.
Il @fss she asaal grtst 81 Migrants
Aeapfs vera before he Justices
ii s@Stv Rivers eouFt. ghrve men a.
@ tee vzFfaacv charge received
III ssfs Ia The e!ss isa
7s aan eAs hTu8ght ia atanf )
n sy 09ieef Osborne saF haaFfag
keess Of ti.iame. he vas les eg
~. sd will spe8d the nexs I've
he e,Ey SAL. although thew wss
Pa e'a S IN eold and > savings
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TnE sAIKNrrsr scRIr CASES.
Aftagaeg Cafe sseare# 4 Hearing in In
aszaeras lAaa once.

AttsgmeS Gale ssxsFe# \ Hearing Iva the
9sxaeras Lass once.
Mr. I Fae, az Gale & Pay, received word
ysaaertay frea Nr. john r. Gale. who Is In
Washington. g G., e. argue the cassss Of
toe contestants agAsfr those who have
gaesl EaisuGsme scrsp % seattle tide tznds.
lls sss wAs s6tiatsa From information re-
eeiyzsl Ia the genera iar ) Office that hear
Ia =sA r. eraateA IN the cases. Mr.
aals ess s informal ament Of the situ-
attos aaa eeWniissloar Gron, VIII 0 as
snfs6 a fhht lUB stiee and eluity
Waaa 81 &u0s the sestants and that
as easAs eoai6 - pr IDLY ordered back
Is tha ces seaO o1e for a hearing in
ssry aleFs ame
Ffan So HataF8aa7 received il az pears
Cast As So Wses rer Stones decis-
bass 81 sat se 8Al any means The
az So So g the question: and
arhts e paf1a} 20 3e rites who hFasc oe-
cu e8 nn8 ssaensa The water frcdlt. ex-
aesag Goualeal ray rent for the tracts
aeegnlsd Fhsn Ia 81 ssent OF the Valen-
slna us msG p'sstia the cases fluther
isse state ws Sc 4 IS " with the contest
Aat as ziths1s0d the action SAT scrip
asra Is stamping , secure the water
raae + tew la days viii decide
aitslher fhe general Id Office viii uphold
the sstsa e D. estants or place the
eases so taes ca argued before the
sei teiaa eoWt as sary.
Ensaaa snar1s the Indian woman
size a4F e. "a d cal land otiise this
sees 81 iosssis tt hAlf-breed sSrip on
pazts q sset'8e and -, township "a
rsnRs easf s' arted Thur siay to
strengthen haf taon by drivlrlg piles
AID ppt laT npa ~ on the 10 Is fled
ape. {eF aFw was, howe yer. re-
jeessa sis1ssay b. land oftiesa on the
ground a1Ai IN was within the city
linsi1S. GheFf AZ NJ aU acres included
Cd IRE Hart es Msaoas ls and ~