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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Chehalis
County have performed their duty in
reference to the appraisment Of school
lands in Chehalis county, and have
made out their report and placed same on
file in the Office OF the auditor of said
Chehalis county, subject to the inspec-
tion of the public.
D. R. JONES,
49, County Auditor and ex-cfficie
SEAL Clerk of Commiss'n mrs Court.
By T. L. KNAuss, Deputy.
Pot
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

We are authorized to announce d. w. FLEET,
of Montesano, as a candidate for Auditor on
of the people of Chehalis county at the polls
November 4th next.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY,

We are authorized to announce FRED f..
BURLEW, of Hoquiam, as a candidate for
County Attorney on the Democrat cticket. SUBJ
ject to the decision of the people of Chehalis
county at the polls November 4th next.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

We are authorized to announce JOHN J..
CARNEY, of Elma, as Il candidate for Repre-
s,ntative for the State Legislature on the Dem
Jcratic ticket, subject to the decision of the
people of Chehalis county at the polls Novem-
Der 4th next.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

We ere authorized to announce j. H. McGIL-
&c JnDY, of Aberdeen, rs Il candidate for coun-
ty commissioner from the third dist let on
the Democrat c ticket, subject to the ac,inn of
the vJ:ers of Che',alis county at the polls on
November 4th next.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
FOR SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce B. F. JOHNS.
TON, OF Aberdeen, as candidate for State Sen.
decision of the people of Chehalis county =,
the polls November 4th next :"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

The Seattle telegraph says: The
brethren continue somewhat inharmon-
10 Is in their utterances and policies.
Here are remarks by two Of the organs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

We are authorized to announce e. L.
hETLNR, of Aberdeen, as a candidate for
Soinsr Treasurer oil the democratic tic ket,
W ject 70 the session Of the people of Cheha-
=. colntF &. the polls on November 4th next,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30
MRS. N. CRAMMA1
tl.t. ofn.~ Vol
Fashionable

A Full Line of Hats, Bonn(
plies and Fancy Goods, cal
from the largest stocks
direct from New
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

FOR AUDITOR.
We are authorized to announce G. w. BOY
VI - =. OF Montesnno, as Il candidate for
County Auditor on the republican ticket, sub
k, {, til d ,"si " Of the people of Chehalis
'aIn.y AZ the polls IN November 4th next.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are althorz,i to nnnoance Z. G.. EVE 3
SHAM, of Hoquiam, as Il candidate for Sheriff
On the democratic ticket, subject to the decision
Of the people of Chehalis county at the polls on
November 4th ne t.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1890-10-30

Market St. Near IF, Az
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-30
T.E TRANSFER HITCH
Lake Shore Road Change Will
be Delayed.
WHEAT SHIPMENTS IN TEN DAYS.
The Terminal Road VIM be Completed
in That Time TO transport Them
street Railway Lines.

The instructions issued to the Northern Paci.
nc ofieisls providing for the transfer of the Sc
attic, Lake Saore & Eastern have been recalled,
and all parties now agree that there has been q
misunderstanding about the proposed transfer.
It Is pry bable tina; there will be no change in
the MANAGEMENT Of the Lake Shore line until
the directors meet and take action upon the
proposed lease aud transfer. A similar hitch In
proceedings occurred before the Nortn ern Paci-
nc finally came into possession OF the Puget
Sound Shore road.
The Hamilton Logger contains the following:
Considerable railroad grading has been done
BY the Seattle 4 Northern contractors within
the city limits the past week. Wednesday even
ing however. the force was cal ed bxck to sta.
tion 1.90o, just below town. where the dirt il fly
ing with the impetus which can only be given
such work by large forces OF workmen. Chief
Engineer Roberts is authority for the explana-
tion that grading within the city limits must be
done BY the aid Of the construction train, as il 10
not desirabie TO I'LL the yards with holes, As
would be necessary were the dirt for the grade
taken from beside the track, within the depot
grounds and yard limifE"
All the rails on the Seattle Terminal railway
to West Seattle viii be laid by Thursday night
The work hiss been delayed by the non-arrival
OF nshplates for the rails. President G. G. Aus
tin. of the wheat elevator department, said last
night that he expected shipments Of wheat
within the next ten days. The wheat ware
houses will be ready to receive grain by that
time, If not before.
Four new cars loaded with rails arrived from
the East for the Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern,
and were sent to the front yesterday to be laid
on the Northern extension. Chief Engineer B.
H. Talcott Is now out inspecting the line and
will return next Saturday.
President Elijah Smith and Resident Man.
ager H. W. McNeiIl of the OREGON improvement
Company, went to Olympia yesterday.
Attorney w. II. Efinger, of the Union Pacific,
came over from Tacoma yesterday forenoon and
returned in the afternoon.
Counsel James Mcknight of the Northern
Pacific, returned yesterday morning from Ana
cortes
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THE STREET RAILWAYS.

improvements ON the Cable Systems
The Fremont Electric Line.
Only one OF the new largs-sized com bination
cars for the Madison street line has been received
from Stockton, CAL, where they were made.
The cars were promised over month ago, and
the officers of the company are unable 10 ac-
count for their failure to arrive. The car re-
ceived is being run on Sundays and days when
there is 8 League game of baseball at the Madi-
son street park.
The Front Street Gable Railway Company has
ordered the material for the turntab.e to be
built at King and Commercial streets, when
the extension along the latter street is COM
pleted. The work on the extension is delayed
by the condition of the s rect at the junction OF
Yesler avenue, Commercial and Front streets it
being impossible to 20 ahead until it is filed in
and planked over. The directors of the company
expect 10 have the extension completed and OPP
Grated with the Commercial street motor line az
part OF the Front street line, within two
months.
The directors of the Front street line are ex-
aiming drawing of new combination cars, aud
Will make q selection within few days The
cars will be ordered immediat ly thereafter and
will be gotten here for use just as soon as DOS
sible.
Fred z. Sander and ]. NJ. Thompson, who
went to San Francisco last week to complete the
transfer OF the Yesler avenue line, are expected
ONE Friday.
The West Seattle cable railway will start up
probably on August s. The track and roadw
are ell completed, with the exception OF few
pulleys. and it Is expected there will be little
delay in getting the line into good running
shape
The Fremont extension of the Seattle Electric
railway, completed around the Lake Union
boulevard Saturday. viii tie connected by the
last of the week with the Green Lake Electric
railway. From the lower end OF Second street
to Fremont ls four miles, and the Green lake
road is three and one-half miles. This will
make, when the two roads are connected. con-
tinuous line seven and one-haf miles long,
There are still 200 feet of the boulevard around
Lake Union and Immediately north Of the city
limits that is piled bat not planked. Chairman
Gasch OF the county commissioners was out
looking over the ground yesterday, and 1t is ex-
pected that the board will take action soon in
regard to completing tho road, so that trains
can so around to Fremont without using the
circuituous route that Is now the only one
available.
A large number of men are engaged on the
work of constructing the West Street and North
End Electric railway, extending from the lower
end OF West street to Ballard. Tracklaying
] commenced yesterday at the north end and an
ether gang win commence at the south end to-
morrow. The foundation OF the power-house,
which il to be large brick structure. is now
being laid in GiIman's addition at Smiths cove.
Machinery for the power-house is on the way
and the cars are nearly ready to be shipped
from Pullman. Ill.
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THE HAEBoE LINE COMMISSION.
A Visit to Beilingham Bay-Bridges OF
the Tide Flats.

VISIT 20 beiingnam bay-bridges ON
the Iide Flats.
WHATcox, July 2s.-The harbor line commits
sion paid Bellingham bay visit yesterday for
the purpose OF examining into the amount of
work to be done. In answer to interrogatories
OF your corr spondent Mr.. ~ H. Richards, mem
Der OF the commission. ST. ed that the work of
establishing the harbor line would probably be
done at different points In accordance with me-
cessities of commerce. For instance, the i'm
portance OF Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham bay,
Olympia and Port Townsend would command
attention in the order above named. To estab-
lish the harbor lines in each place viii consume
from thirty to sixty days. No bids for tide lands
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The Deeds Recorded With the Audito
Yesterday.

The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /, 1890,
to date, are i2.959,074.7S. There were flied for
record yesterday "a deeds. the considerations
aggregating sl2,27s00. an average OF 1851. Fol-
Trcmper & Co., abstract0rs OF title, rooms 3, 10,
ii and u, Boyd block:
S. T.. Land 4 !. Co. to A. Johnson, lots "a, S5,
block Is, South PIX, 500
IL warner to G. K. Plimpton. "a Of Leopard
inc mining claim, $500.
II. J. Buchtel to G. Lind, n lot .. block 2,
Hazeiwood supl, $55.
$500
I. Gowen ct al. to L NJ. Clark, lots ], 2, block
%. Aberieldy estate, 1855
T. t;owen ct Ell. to A. Johnson, lots Z, 8, Q, block
80, Aberfeldy estate, also.
}. W. Rnmsey to E. d. Bacon, lot s. block 5.
Sander Boman Lat, $500.
w. X. Newiand TO T. J. Newland, lots n 10 %,
block o. East Tacoms. 500.
II. T. Ke sey to s. l.. Montague, s Il OF NV OF
SO q, IS, &, $3.50.
II. T. Kelsey to c. A. Arend. is acres in sw Of
se.27, 25, s, $500.
f. o. Graves to s. J. Gray 3 lots in State PIX, 81.
G. B. briggs to /. b. Carter, lots 4, 5, block 3,
McCalister's, $3.50.
c. II. Baker TO F. L. Draper. lots Q. TO- block 20,
E. W. Craven to L. W. Milliehamp lot 1. block
i, Monroe LIST. $3.50.
II. w Fins ct al. to E.. b. Sutton, lots s, l3, IA,
block 6, Prospect Terrace, 1900
U. s. TO J. w. Baker. Sc l, Is, S. $500
D. ID. Campbell to A. Gouette, pit lot 49, block
10. Madison ST., $1,000.
NJ. H. Burns to p. r. Burr, lot II, black 4, La
tons, $500.
H. c. Walters to 8. s. Andrews, lots Is, 1s,
block 10 East Tacoma 81
K. NJ. McIntire TO s. b. Skinner, lot 4, block g.
Queen Anne ID. $3.50
b. L. ID. e. /. Co TO II. NJ. Martin, lot 8, block 4.
and lot Is. block G.. S. p. I. Co.'s I'd D., 500.
c. Gardner to E. ". Jones ct al, Is acres in
ne OF Sc 81. IS, 4. $500
]. c. Land 4 l. Co. to j. w. Travers, lot 4, block
| IA. junction City, 81.
U. s. to J. Martin VII OF VIZ sec 8. Is. 6. -.
u. $. 10 f. Hornad. 100 acres in 10, ., s. -
C. +. Chaplin to J. b Rice. lots ii, - block SO,
| Inslewood, 81
W. Chapman to ]. Purcell. lot y, block S
| Faegre's I'd w. &. sl7a
J. stirling to B, smith, lot 40. block 81, Madi
| son ST.. $780,
| Wv. Denton to C. Jorgensen, lot u, block 2s
| Salmon Bay PIX. $3.50.
Moore L. Co. TO A. L. Stevens, lot S, block Is
| Moorlana, $llo.
B. B. al. Co. to N. I. Miller, lots 2. 8. block
| ~ Huntington PIX, $50,
J. Douean to L. Moon. lots %, 80, block 1, Sal.
| mon Bay ID, si2A
+ II. B. Runnels to H. L. Ross. pit -, block s.
| Nagle's, 81, ESQ.
G. IL. saar to G. C. Boswell, pit lot 8 block 20
Kidd,s $500.
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earfhed the convict and LATER turned him over
to warden Edmiston Of the penItenfixrv. This
Il Hoyps second attempt to obtain his liberty.
the zrst time being while he was on the road to
the penitensiary in charge Of deputy sheriff
when near Waliula, By trJing 70 get out ef-a
window Of fheckr.
Helen Mclaughlin, . notorious charncter.who
has been . torment to the police authorities for
long time, has been sdjudged insane by the
probate Judge. ana win be taken to steilaco0m
tomorrow.
Word was received ct the Statesman ONCE to-
day from Colonel Parker. who met with seri-
Gus accident while riding one Of his ponies,
which reared up after be had mounted and fall
ing backwards on Mr.. Parker caused the POM
mel Of the saddle to enter the groin.
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- en&xod ~ III. They would not have rsren
~ % peper rod. =
H doubSe1 II any railroad could ~ e,.r..a
any franchise b the city council a. hv INV
OTHER body which could not b exercssed -
any Other road The franchIses svsx.vs 5ss-s -
the past lev years were nos worth the rs,.ss
they we're written on. II the chartar 4 ailen1ed
God knows we viii never hs~e s,,e = y. :.
the council 8 Nc hays Ia rrins ~ ,sst -. :,
yeafA
Judke sfruye mould ike L. es,r = ho scala :.
benefited BY failure 10 a{,ops tbfs secfior.-tfs
railroads or the pcor,1es II fhsr -. ~
adopted the land Win - ala f,s,s .<~-s &c..
had boosted thnt Il woud CO., : ,,i,gsr,, ,ei5s,s
Tor the ctr 20 naxn shrougs ~ ,-<-s.~s- rrts-
viii ai1ord riehfof.~.v fo- ~ hs,,ss, 80 -.
p<orIe - a'1 sne oenent VI sno
Judge Ja<.pts seasr ,<,.,,, ~ .-..s ...,-.a
Mr. Andrews srfd III. so,..,.trn - ~s-.r
the com mission fsll = .,.,s, -
of IL d,,,v - 49, - :. n.azns y "a
but thev xrsrs ,,-.sS.-ass -. :. ~. s' A,s.'
ton D! lextx1ation ha-, No. -
down TIE poir.S vhs, ss-s,. 4 s', -
Whers they sh,if ana 7, :. ,s.. ss,se,, -
Ieofsles,,-s 49, .<s 49,, 2 :. q. -. 80 -. 80
he auoe ~, 80 - s ~ .ns s.ss sna
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&, ire , - VIC 49,
-, 49,, .,s.s 80 80 e esA =
ytlsd 49,, 80, :. 5. =. 49, x--.
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i,,,,s,, wy 10y p.y ueasy ol ~
fhs csty @ss,,'..t $500 - .nss
- No. 81 ~. 10y Dls
~hs'.s, $500 Z, ,ne pas~ nc snougns J. maues
"a 'As s~aAcs' assohs4ol Va
TN. $3.50. =. 49,. 49,,
y<.,;s $3.50. men aoi'eu Messfs selSse'
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-. s,s ,s.as ss'ee,s - ovuhueu sna aennea
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WASHINGTON PosToFFIcEs.
Restoration OF Sehome-service to Neah
Bay.

Restoration OF sehome-service to Neah
Bay.
WASHINGTON CRY, July ae.-Considerable
trouble has been experienced by the Washing
ton DELEGATION regarding the Sehome and What
com postoffices. On the recommendation of an
inspector il was recommended that Sehome and
whatcom be consolidated under the name of
the latter. aud the order was issued. Sehome
protested, and the order viii be reconsidered
Postofices estabiished-washington: Good
win, Stevens county, Thomas Goodwin post
master: Kettle Falls Stevens county, Harry D.,
Bushnell ostmaster.
The mail service By boat from Port Townssnd
to Nesh bay has been increased to six times q
week IS far as Port Angeles, and to three times
week the balance of the route.
Senator Mitchell win tomorrow report q bill
froln the postofiice committee. providing that
the free delivery system shall be extended to
ali cities having 1000 population or where the
revenue amounts 10 5000 year. The bsil in
cresses over the HOUSE bill the population 40.
esssry TO free delivery.
wHATcoN. July - The Sehorne postof;ee he.
been re-est.blished by order of the department
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He kicked . Cripple.

James Browning. man whose general ap
pesrance and low cast of FEATURES bespoke &
lack of character and principle. was arrested b.
Oficef w. A. johnson last evening and a charge
Of lighting was booked against him. Browning
became angry at . cripple. who besides being
MANNED was partially paralyzed. and striking
and kicking him knocked the unfortunate man
down. As soon as the officer became aware oil
the fact he placed the brutal man behind the
bars. Browning will come up for hearing today
and he will no doubt be heavily fined.
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San ryane,.co nuk Hapca summed.

SAN Francisco, July 9.-Fire broke out in
the Dolores stree. milk ranch cf Benedfct Bros
early this morning. The stable was consumed
and ten horses burned 10 death. The dairy
house was also consumed. The fire spread to
the rear OF four houses owned by John Koch. L
Weber and 4. ". Howe. destroying those prop
critics. The fre is supposed to have started IRON
the explosion OF coal oil lamp. The damage
is estimated az $7.Ooo
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The Armour stockyard syndic.t.

SAN FRANCISCO. July pa Caroaiele's Chi
cago special says: Further details OF the great
Armour stockyard syndicate show tina; in sidi-
ton TO the deal already recorded 5000 acres
have been secured near Baden, san Mateo
county. Of which 1900 will be used for the
stoskyard corporations with . combined capital
of $s5Oo.oOo. while the remainder viii be de-
voted to shops and rcuudhouses of the Atlantic
& Pacific railroad which. il is claimed is inter
ested in the deal and will push on to San Fran
essco at aOna
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Work ON the Streets.

Street Commissioner Alexander is putting in
sidewalks on Third street. between Yesler
avenue and Pike street. He also has force at
work at bulkheading the lower side of Front
street, from Madison to Union. and building q
sidewalk over the steep bank on the west side
OF the street for the same distance. Another
gang is grading West street between Virginia
and Cedar streets.
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Mashed by . Five-rou Rock.

James Morgan. a miner at Black Diamond.
was terribly injured about the head yesterday
while a. work In the mines. By some means he
got under o heavy rock and his head was
driven into the ground MASKING, his face into
almost shapeiess masa He was brought into
this city and placed in Providence hospital
where his injurses viii be attended to
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Murderer Hoyt Attempts Escape-Co
mel Parker Injured

waLLA wALLA. July cs-s'onvict George
HoyI sentenced 20 the penisentiary from Ia
coma Tor twenty years for the murder OF Crosby,
today made an unsuccessful attempt 70 escape
by having his brother convicts 70 cover him
over with brick in the wagon hauling TO town
The driver arrived ~ his destination. on the
corner of Main and Second streets. with his load,
and was surprised to zee the couviet's feet when
he let down the tail beard Sheriff Mcfarland
vss standing near, and On being called un-
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through Pullman vestibuled sieepers and al u.
ing cars: also latest improved tourist sleeper
through 10 the East via Northern Pacifc Az
road. A. Chilberg. city ticket agent. 7is second
street Boston blocx. Z 1onkin. depot ticket
axert Seattle
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SAN Francisco, July - Forecast till .. N.
Wednesday. Tor Washington: Fair weather. ex.
cept rain al Olympia; stationary temperature,
except cooler at olympia
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All classes ufficksfs reading wa he Union
Pacific % the East are good VIA Salt Lake CITY
and Denver without extra charge. A. C. Martin
city siekeeneonk7D5 Second street, Boston block
c. Z BaldWin. AGENT city Docs
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The Northern Pacific viii on and alter Inn,
18th inst. run Two through trains 10 ana fror,
the East. leaving seattle al e:l0 A m ana >
h m. Tine shortened twelve hoars I
Nadeau, general agent. {. Tonkin, depot t,rsss
agent. seattle. A. chiloerg, city ucxes sgen,
40 second street. Boston block
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. the best
equipped line. for sl points East A. Chilherr
city ticket agent us second street Eosfon
block; L roakia. depot uckcs agenS saAssls
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Leithead & Cawiey. druggis,s give person al
attention to their prescription department.. 90s
FToat.
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FOR McMURRAy. sKAGrT COUNTY. sEE
Chilossg 4 Gardner. sLewellyn-Dodxe building
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Ieithead & cawiey. graduates OF the Philsde,.
phis College OF Pha macy, druggists. sos Front
street. Telephone SOS
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crrapANcR SAFE At BAsyr.s

Clearance sale of canes, umbrellas, stasuary.
cut class ware. n ovelties and all odds and epds
this month. ]. K. Basye, iewelry emporium.
SO4 Front street
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/. No q : saauzne- Aoore's Revealed Remedy
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TWO THROUGH TRAINS

SALE his WEEK.
Hosiery, sll reduced. Chester Cleary.
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The Great Iron City Of Puget SouD|

have read the accounts in the success
lists
oa the establishment OF The proposed
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-10
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Meeting Of the Pythian Supreme
Lodge.

The supreme ledge of Knights
of Pythias meets this week al
Milwaukee, and among the more
important matters to be discuss
ed is one of considerable impor
tance to Ohio Knights. At the
recent session of the Ohio grand
lodge a provision was incerted in
the constitution excluding liquor
dealers and manufacturers from
becoming members. This pro-
vision or a similar one less
sweeping in its nature was pre-
sented 10 the supreme lodge al
its last session, but was votei
down. The Ohio law is inopera
tive until sanctioned by the SUI
preme lodge, and local author.
ties express little doubt that thai
body Will decline TO give lis ap
proval of the measure. A SHARP
contest upon The approval Of the
OHIO rule and a more bitter one
ever the general provision are
expected. Local Pythians are
looking forward to the result will
much interest. Quite a number
Of knights passed through here
Sunday morning enroute from
Nelonville, Buchtel and other
points down the valley.