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.,-.vs the Goth Of ncrember'
, 80 ,p,ia, IN spokGne county, tnfce mile,
,..,si 4, snoA sne Fails, AID hAlt m,ie
s"n I ~, al Mis- Diiry, the following animal,
D~~ t~d hclief, ear marks. sineelh ss,P ~. ~,
r4Eh car and undsto.t ~ sss , 1 vns,ts MIN
~. - ieafs Old next fVrinr, no o'htreas
N Il ~ brand psrcciySh.s srr,,pxs
January 7. 1890. 'S
, 1890-01-16

Land once a Spokane FATS. Wash. .

Land .Onico ai Spokane Fails. Wash. Dc.
rDmhvTIO. $50
Notice is hereby gIycn that the following.
named settler has no a notice NJ hI, uttsu.
ton 10 make hu0l nrHut I'M support 81 his
tlu.iu, tul thut rl.d irDli WIN l.t madr DE-.
iurg no United siutu, Land Oniev Ht spI-
Kane Fuls, wash ON NHrrh IL I-gp' ut
. n. VI. VIZ ou.rff g. Brown, who made
hIunst"Ud entry 81. i472. ur thp so.t OF
see. ., iu twu. - y. ruun 90 p vs.. ".
lie uHinu- the following W itrc.sos tp rflyc
hs ruutiruuus residence upon aul uultlyu-
ton pl said luul VIZ:
Peter p. Meyers uud Calvin Mover. OF rp-.
rgsluu. Spokane 20 Iuty Wash. aud I0un
frl'c ana john inus %. sp1knuc Falls, spl.
kane county Wash.
olG j. N. ADAMS. R1sistor.
, 1890-01-16

land Onigu ut spokane Fails, wash. Dc.
U.mD#r 30, 1851
named settler hus uirI notice Of his mtuu.
ton 90 make tomWutGl.n num pnlDf
10 suppgTt ut Hl4 ,lNm, uul that af.l
proof VIII Doe maIe before tho Unit 4
.iA',s land cniac At Sp0hIuu Fails,
wash. ou Mar,l 4, l-IO. ut - 4. ~, via:
u'u,uu llutiUgi who nod honest, go rn
~. ralgr 40 L., ". N.
lic uIWcs the .llyNiug wltnC-,c topfpyo
his continuous residence upon aud cult.yu.
UuN Ol sIiI land VIA.
Frank brghtel. George Cuuuln-hun, tor
D cusuu, Oh ulus o. sluiIc. an OF ThutH.
airEcns tOuuty Wash
uu,a Al ATANfu u...r.t..
, 1890-01-16
THE sULLIvAN-KILKAIN Plight.
a Petition by the Counsel Of the Men
Indicted.

albany, n. V, Jan. 13.-Circuit Jus
ticc Mitchell, of New York city, as
counsel for Mike Donovan, William
Harding, Charles johnson and James
Wateley, who are wanted by Governor
lowry, of Mississippi. charged with
aiding and abetting The Sullivan-kil- l.
rain Hight. appeared before Governor
Hill this afternoon and requested him
not 20 allow the prisoners TO be taken
out of the stnie. He claimed that the
indictments against the men were de.
fcciiye. Pending the governors de-
cision. Justice Mitchell will submit au.
honties touch ing on similar cases.
, 1890-01-16
rrnnrn ouLrunr rINAL rHoov.

TT|ITT U WVTs
I'ritei states Land Office, spokane Faiis.
Mash. Dee 10, I--p.
Noflre i hereby given that Joseph q. Roy
hAs slrd uotcf of hs Intention TO MAKE
f,nal proof before tia Cnifnd state. land
ofr i. al his ofice IN Snoknna Fails wash.
~ N1udnv. Inc 10Th day Of February, 90.
rTl p M, on timber culture applieatigu
~ ns6 farthe cii " So ot section NJ
20 lu tWu. No. 20 N range No ~ g., W /.
M usutrs az witnesses, 0tOfEe Etu.
ssraHs Head. Cayin e Mouat, J. I. Ioekh1, Z,
nll Of Spokane FAILS. Wash.
iOEG J, ". AhAQi1, tNEu'ch
, 1890-01-16
NOTICE or FIstL rRoor.

Land omco at spokane Falls wash-, peccn'.
her III. 1850, -. ..u. l,....
nanied settsr has nlst nollur AZ hisint y +.
ton To ntake hull pfoni ~ stply.i9t ~
fa,' fhs vhlNd tsAitA land oulro g spv
lam, lelis Wssn,. on Frhfnhf a, lsnp, ~
.sf, N Nj. Charlcf u. Afnolc, Nho n,At,a
6o,asstc,,d entrv No. GOoi. lnf the ne pN' :
ani Mis- , and3, ~. 81, tNfN 10 ~ r'lnka
a. e.. W. N. - : !. -
Ilr uaniss the ALLOWING wllnps.es 70 pr've
hia continuous rcftlcnto |ufvlt hnh " filNn-
II t9har,or rsrirrn. '>rlx r. rcareu. Celr'e
NNer,, Olef Ausurf Nlcbe. Al ol t..rleAuils
ci.ok ane eounty, Nah. J, ~ AuNNcI T
iHs. kesiAtaf
, 1890-01-16
FROM PESDLEToS.
The Hunt Road soon to lie Butt Into
the Grand IlOnde,

PENpLEroN, Or, Jan. li,--Work will
begin on the Hunt line into the Grand
Ronde valley March l. The road will
be constructed from Union to Sommer.
willie, and thence to Elgin and the Wal
Iowa valley. The route over the Blue
mountains has not vet been decided
on, and It may be built from Pcndleton
instead of Walla Walla.
Jack rabbits are 50 plentiful in this
country that they are eating up hay,
straw and other feed. Hundreds have
been Killed.
, 1890-01-16
NOTICE uT TINAL rROOF.
CHARLIE DUUhUE.


Land oni,u. .. Spokane F4lIs. Wa.h.. in.
nary ~. l-bO
altlg'ir Do r,ny r.y.u tia thn .nl owl - q.
u.nul tC.tUr Nn. IlHI Uurgu uEhII 44IHu-
ilnl 60 make dual p.OHf 100 .upHptt ui his
claim, Hul ihu srii rrui ..'l b. m1ir hr.
lnlt jhu luItsi ia. la a uu.oc at ,Dl.
kane al Wash. un N"rfh ~. 1900
at . A. '., y.s.t tia.lH, y. htrr. VINO made
home I'd ,u'rg 30. H.t 20, r tIv uW't ut
u' +. FuI % f'tuu Urd u,i, ui wi ut sec.
p, fIfp a uofth. Of ftu usr lAt.. " 81
II. nHf.cH thu g. .uw Iug VituHf.D4 e. UroHc
Dis r1ul uliuuuua e-idHuoy upon and CultlNa.
zion ol ~ q lunI, WIS
T. " Peter. nrpTgu EslVn, J. T. Mullnu,
X u Kim y. al NJ snuk uuc IAN. WASH.
lUni 4. 80. ADAMS Eslt,Ipr.
, 1890-01-16

Lana omce at SPOKANE Fans wash, sovem-
Der i2 i-sO
uauad settler has hled NOTES of his inten.
t.uu 90 mako nral rrpoi in support oi MS
sIniu. aud that sald pr1of VIII hc male be-
fore thc q. s. land onira a spekana Pals,
Wr,n. dn Fri rfary 8. 1870 Mg A. ~ via. !:
JOHN J. silliyru Who male honesteaf
anfry No. 5737, ior tho - of
u,rit and lots . and " section ., town-
-hip - n OF range q T.. W.M.
lf. nantes the foilnvinf witnesses to
move his cnntiUi1ns rctidence upon and
eur1yatior of said land. Wis Ieil. Nelson,
Duncan Nisput Milllam rigfsi nlilam n
Slsiflrnius all OF spokane Falls Wash.
IgtG 4. 81 ADAMS, Register.
, 1890-01-16
DETERMINED woMES.
They Bteak Up Several Illlclt Drnk.
Inc Places.

MARYsvtLLE, :, e., Jan. 1i,--A far.
mer's wife learned that the proceeds of
a mortgage ON her husbands lnrm
had gone to dciray whisky
bill at one ot the numerous
blind pigs" as Illicit drinking
places are termed here. shc collected
seven more women aud they sailed
forth. armed with pick.aNcs hatchcts
and other weapons. Before noon they
had brJktn up several blind pigs. and
utterly destroyed their fixtures and
luTui tlfe
, 1890-01-16
wARMLY GREETED.
Arrival OF Stanley and Party ~
Cairo.

CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. li,--llenry NJ
Stan ley and his party did not stop over
Mt Stez, as ii was reported that they
would. but proceeded for this city
where they arrived this morning They
were greeted upon their arrival by Gen
cral Grecntsll, commander of the
Egyptian troops, and Barring, the British
consul general.
DECORATION CONFERRED.
The khedive to-day conferred upon
Stanley the Mcdiidech decoration.
, 1890-01-16
suCCuMBED AT LAST.
A Prisoner who Refused Food for
Fourteen Days.

SEATTLE, Jan. 14.-Since January l.,
w. NJ. White, the forger, under four.
cen years sentence and awaiting new
trial, in the county Jail, has refused to
cat, hoping thereby to get into such Il
condition physically as to be semitic the
hospital. He has refused all food and
whom attempts were made to force nour.
ishment down his throat set his teeth
tightly together and spat IL out. This
afternoon resolution failed him, and he
pgTtook OF broth and other food.
, 1890-01-16

SNSFRANCisCo, Jan. .lt..FrankWilliums
recently arrested ON a charge Of ruUbing
numctDus stages In California and Orc
gOn has now been positively identified
a. the lone highwaymnn who hu, robbed
ut least three stages. IS there have
been no robberics In either safe since his
captutC,i is believed he was the man who
committed them all.
, 1890-01-16

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-To-night Cough
lin, Burke and o'Sullyan were hurried
from Jail, strongly manacled, and Ia ken
TO Joliet oil the o'clock train. They
arrived at tho penitcntiary about mid
night, and with little ado were
put into solitary confinement
until Tomorrow morning, when
they VIII he formally entered and
transfer was great surprise to the pris-
oners. IL appears that States Attorney
l.ongenecker decided early In the even
ing TO take immediate advantage of
the ruling OF Judge Mcconnell, and at
once gave orders to the sheriff TO have
the prisoners remanded TO the peniien.
tiary.
, 1890-01-16

In ih, nat,er Of the estate OF Charles r.
iUuns. deceased.
Nntice is hctt1y glycn by the unforlencl,
rdminlstrHiriN ~ fhe estate uf Chsflct v
Young dpc'as1l, D. tlu CREDITOR ui aud Hll
Uyf.ula having claim HEliui iht ssii dc
tcu.af 81 cAuiHt thpu with The nscrssaIy y
Nuugusrs within one year sttr tHc urst
p.ihli alton of thl uptIro 10 tir snid 1duin
..tfsfrIs al hrr Once iu One town OF Deep
creek lulF. iu rpasuuo county the Sane
Ugue tho plirc ior tHr Transaction ot the
lUA.iefa.uf fsUIi estate.
Ialcd bectmb'r 80. l-tl. .
SADIE YOrNG.
2jly ... ..Admrni.tr:nko otaid Estate.
, 1890-01-16

OlYNrt,, Jan. l3.-fhc city election
passed oil quietly to-day resulting III
and Councilman Il. &. Obrion, J. NJ.
Murphy and El Hardness.
, 1890-01-16
bIlNOs

NEW rorN. 1u1 10. .-Governmcnt bonds
close NJ follows
T., : T. rusd ..l9I .U. s. Il.sC'p'usIOli I.
l.. : 4 cIIp us.l2I .pag.Al o. .......lI0
L, :. 4 i, reg dior
, 1890-01-16

BRussELs, Jan. l3.-Tho proposition To
settle in the Upper Congo country "A
colony of negroes from the United
States meets with much iayer here. II
, 1890-01-16

SAS Francisco, Jan. li.-The estimate
otthC orange crop of Southern California
amounts to SO, 900 LoNes, or 3 $50 car
loads
, 1890-01-16

State oi Wushi in gt0n. CGunty NJ Spokann. "a.
Ni tno superior tuurt far fpas ihu cuuuts.
Nno Etit MHrHrll. pluiuun " John W
Nalf.seil. arff.ldauf
10 iiIH lnlfH liImot drfrudlut ioff ara
hewlf uortDi ihei Ueo EtfA Nsfscn pluln
ur hsa rIc'l e1mrl9t y rfr'usi yuu IN Tho
eunHflIr ruurf uf aIfi.nair UIuly, state uI
W.shnfl1u. hrll " srosaHo Pals, whlgi
Wlll come onto ts hrfrl sissy days after the
hNt lun.cainu uI fnls suntmuuH. 10 Wiz
ai1.J d'i sH,rl the iaih ang NJ utccuhcr.
4'il, ard uni a y0f tpFor and fuffef
thr siale 1n u- ueior. ihe Vth dty VI fabru-
afi $40 Che nuie Wiu Ie ukon NJ con.
irfIa's aud tho pfnyur 90 aId complaint
fFiuie' fhH eliecf aud prayer Of MD com
pihht \ 90 onirlu indgunni and dafrts
NlH ANiuF lNC bonds Di mnlumf uV hf 2 To-
in'. .ld u1a.tsiatag between fnr pilinnn
,a.' l.t sdnut 1ni chnufiut Pie nHla -
rl,I uilu ln lrf tf. Seattle. auf flr rrnorhi
nl-t l9c Efuunds uf On which sali iuig.
m'ul pui utrrfH sire claimed il iIat ie-
lylqi 4rio' lhr m4Tdaso ~ plaintiTand
dn'rnfltnf htl treated uis.nfi0 ln a criiel
niuuora ihst h5 ha sinte tnid marFiasc
r. ~ .liY Of hnhifnnl drunkenness. and
tuat he hts NEGLECTED aud fcttsci iomaks
M provisions ior piliutiug supports ail II
Nnieh ia iuily vt forth in the complaint On
, 1890-01-16
RAILROAD RUMBLlNGS.
No Trains Running on the G. w
Branch Beyond Davenport
The s., LIS. q f.. Tie.Up,


No TRAINS BEYOND DAVESPORT.
Trains ON the Central Washing
ton have not been running beyond
Davenport since the blockade began
two weeks ago. The construction
train makes occasional trips between
Davenport and Wilbur,
Tho wreck which occurred six
miles beyond Wilbur ON Wcdnes-
day OF last week, In which two en-
giuc- were smashed up and an en-
glncer fatally and fireman serious
~ injured, has not yet been cleared
away.
The engine which was least dam
aged WAS gotten hUCk or the track
and taken 10 the Shops at SpugUo.
The other cngluc, which is almost u
total wreck, lies 81 near the track ~
to ob-tuct The passage uf trains.
1t will be placcu on the track In a
u day or Two aud also taken to
Sprlguo.
TIE y, l.. $, &c y. TGE-UP.
No trains haze boCr run over the
seattle, Lake shore & Eastern road
since the lst day of january, when
the storm caused the delay Of trains
on every road running Into spokane
Falls.
No special effort appears To he be-
ing made To start trains on the =,
l.. :. * u. There II one engine Ot
Davenport, but having no snow
plOw IL II helpless ~ lar IA clearing
the track IL concerned.
On Monday thi. engine made an
effort to buck the SNOW oil the track
with the pilot, hut after going about
800 yards gave up the job.
II i understood that the officers
of the company have arranged with
the Union Pacific to have the latter
company clear the track of snow.
An engine was seen going over the
road toward Medical Lake ycstCr-
day.
ANOTHER IINE EAST
This city has bccn virtually given
another railroad line East, which
will he glad news To Spokane Falls
merchants who purchase their
stocks of Eastern firms.
Mr.. B. IL. Langley, Of Helena,
general freight and passenger agent
of tho Montana Central road, was
in the city yesterday establishing II
general agency for the "Moutana
Pacific Route" This route i COM
posed Of tine st. Paul, Minneapolis
II Manitoba, tine Montana Central
and the Union Pacific roads,
w. II. Marshall has been ap-
pointed general agent of the new
route. lie is here for business and
Is going tu duplicate all Of the
Northern Pacific rates East Mr.,
Marshall will immediately make an
active canvass Of the city FOR busl-
ni....
, 1890-01-16

CHICAGO, Jan. II. - Wheat
tiriner; January 7654c, February 77Isc,
May Ia-c.
Corn Firm; January 2SAc Feb
ruarV 2b5.c, May 2iAc.
Oats-Steady; January 2Oi.c, May
2.i.c.
Ba rley-No trading,
Pork-firm; January S0i5, May
Sgs7h.
Larl-Firmer.
, 1890-01-16

NEw EoRK. Jan. Is. Petroleum,
open ed steady at Sl.Ois.. and after Yield
ing slightly on the first sales. became
strong and advanced to sL0I5s. The
close was firm at Sl.Oiy-.
sales, 2i3OJ0 barrels.
british GRAIN MARKrr.
LiVrRPooL, Jan. l5,--Wheat firm
demand fallen oil; holders offer spar.
ingly,
Corn Quiet; holders offer moderately
, 1890-01-16

Witness myhand and The seal
itAL oi aaid toun tllls an day of
Uccemhof. A. u. SD.
'- 81 y. AINaTuDSG, Clrrk.
byA =. JOHNSTON. fipputy
c.s = voorhees,, attaneY iorplaintln
, 1890-01-16
USsEEMLY HASTE.

ONCE Cormorants Rebnked by Gov
ernor Waterman.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. ii.--Joseph Martin,
port warden at San Francisco, died on
, 1890-01-16

CHIcAGo Jan. Is. 80 Cattle-Receipts
1900; market firm for fancy rather
slow. auI lower; bccyes Si10Gj. %.
steers S31i.>i, stuckers and feeders
t22j@3,l0 Texas cattle ylJUu3.lO.
Hogs Receipts % 900, market fairly
active, . to 10 cents lower; miXed 5000
3.17}s heavy S35O8aSO, light SJ.55G
$50
Shecp-Receipts 1000; natives $3.50.
Westerncorn fed SL25s5.oO, Texans
S25DMiJ 90
, 1890-01-16

NEW foRK, Jan. l5.-IIops-Quiet,
steady.
Coiice-Options closed barely steady
at 5dl1 points down, sales 1900 bags /;
January 1000, March l5gOM IT, UUc.
April l6.OOc, May i5OOd lGOOc, July
lGO0C, September 1860 To- 05c, October
1880 l5.DOc. Spot Rio. dull, easier; fair
cargoes, l9j4c, No. :, i7i.c.
, 1890-01-16
THE WORLD OF TRADE
Stocks Weak and Dull and Traded
in Within u Narrow
Range.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

NEW IoRK, Jan. l5.-Stocks to-day
were dull anG narrow, and continued as
usual vi late, but there was q better dis.
trIbu ton of the business done. The tone
otthe market after the first half hour
was iirIn to strong. Chairman Walker 5
opinion upon the Union puCihc-Nurth.
western alliance again made move.
mcnt against those stocks but tie stocks
were scarcely moved at all. The close
was dull, but strong, and generally at
the best prices of the day, although In
all but two cases these wcrr but fraction
ally better than last evenings figures.
Oregon Snort Line is down / per cent,
but sugar rose l. and Manhattan o.
Government bonds have been duh and
steady.
Money on call easy at i35is per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5haL
Sterling exchange. quiet, steady; sixty
day bills, Sl.sl3a; demand yLsjsi,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

We call attention of the readers to
the subioined extract from the annual
report Of ]. G. Gibbs, our district at
torney, showing how criminals have
Jared in CaIcasieu.
To the 3lst of Jonuary, 1880, two
years proceedings in the District Court,
Judge s. D. Read presiding, show only
seventeen acquittnls. and seventy-four
convictions; while at the February
term, 1890, there we're twelve convic-
tons and no acquittals.
If the vigorous prosecution of wrong
doerB and almost a certainty of convic-
tion is a guarantee of good order, then
Caleasieu parish presents an inviting
field for immigrants who love justice,
and is dangerous place for criminals
to seek refuge.
This showing speaks volumes for the
judgment Of our grand iuries in find
ing bills; our petit juries in fearlessly
meeting out justice in their verdicts,
and our district attorney in vigorous
prosecution.
Extract from the report Of the Dis
trict Attorney. showing the convictions
and acquittals during the two years,
ending Ian RI 1900.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07
The BIecaIOR.

On last Saturday. the LIST Of March,
pursuant to the Mayors proclamation,
a vote Of the property taxpayers of
Lake Charles was taken upon the Nun
ger proposition for watervorks and
electric lights.
As was anticipated. the 81 mill tax
was refused and the proposition re-
lected, by a vote of more than four TO
one.
The citizens of the town naturally
look upon the matter as settled, but at
q meeting of the Town Council on
Monday, the matter was again brought
up, and a modified proposition pre-.
scented, with a motion that it be re-
ferred to a committee. The motion
was afterward withdrawn, and the
proposition filed for future consider
alton.
A scheme was developed on election
DAY on the part of those advocating
Tue "sberWorks. A citizen bought one
third of an acre of land, and resold to
~ others, the retaining q 35th interest)
to each an undivided interest each
mans share amounting to less than =
dollar. each Of whom proposed to vote
as a property taxpayer. Much dis
satisfaction and disapproval was ex-
pressed by the citizens, and a protest
against their voting was prepared.
Some Of them failed to offer them
selves as voters. Feeling. we presume,
the singing rebuke heaped upon
them by our people from one end of
the city to the other, for their sharp
practice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

The fierce hurricanes which have
swept over the country, doing much
damage by rain aud wind have brought
upon US a last visit of the Polar air,
and on Saturday morning, LIST of
March, the only substantial ice of the
season made its appearance. Early
vegetation, fruit blossoms, early fruit,
and the hopes of a business summer
feast from our orchards were laid low.
The flowers are withered, and what
those storms did for other places with
wind and rain, it has done for us by
the consequent freeze.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07
20 &c,

lots No. g. s. 10. Il. n. 10 and IA 81 See.
u, and lots 10 and e, except ~ aeres %
vest SIDE of los u, See. /, Tp. Q 81, RI 3 W.
-cOntalning 835 acres, together Win Az the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon erected consisting of
dwelling Qpthouaes, etc tbs property Is
known al n. A Nuns Homestead TRACT Stu
aied On Die west fork 81 Caleaaiel Iger BJ6
niles fHom WeFsiake. This location Il on
Ahs aQnta bank of the river, aud Is peculiarly
adapted " fruit ana vegetable pfoductlGn.
AZ atock farm there ere bnt Few better
Amply 70 j. ~. BRYAN,
alS s2fi Lake challeH -.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

At the recent session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge. of Louisiana, Hon. Geo.
III. Wells, of Lake Charles, was ap-
pointed District Deputy Grand Master
of the 18th Masonic District, which in
cludes Masonic lodges at Lake Charles,
SugartOwn and Welsh, in Ca!easieu
parish. No better appointment could
bGye been made. Mr.. Wells has served
the order in this position before, and
to the entire satisfaction of all inter
ested.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

We had occasion 10 visit our rGilroad
Office recently and found the agent
Mr.. Brooks, st his post, and, With hls
usual affable and courteous manner'
furnished Us such ipfornation regard
ia imports and ezports as We desired
u him. We noticed that good order
preyailed 10 his office, and that his as
sistants we're efficient, and gave PromPt
attention TO customers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

Constant arrivals Of immigrants ore
reported at Welsh and Jennings, with
carloads Of household furniture. That
section Of our parish il rapidly filing
up. A tract Of 4l2 acres of land was
sold there last week to a native citizen
for $4,000 cash. This shows The real
value Of property there.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

Last Tuesday afternoon, at about
80 o'clock, as the Southern Pacific
yard engine was nearing the Norris
switch, Gilmore Haryersou, brake
man, jumped from the front Of the en-
CINE and started toward the switch
stand, when his foot slipped and he
tell in the center of the track, the en-
CINE passing over him . time or two
before it was known that be had fallen.
He received several severe wounds in
the back and face, besides internal
injuries. At present. he seems to be
doing we'll but his case is considered
preGarious.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1890-03-07

The live and eDterprising agent Nv.
B Cruwford) Of the Houston Post, gave
US a pleasant call Wednesday. His
write-up of Orange, Texas, is published
in the Post of the 9Th inst, which does
credit to our thriving sister city, as
well Us to the writer. He proposes to
write up Lake Charles. for which our
city will be expected to take literally
of the issue of the Post il which this
description is published.
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Rargalns in ReaI Estate.

As agent s-pd owner lave for sale several very
desirable piece 81 real estete, including residence
Properties iD Lake pharIes, and y Bagdad on the
CalcasieU river, q a. Lake Charles, and on the
pine woods and pTalrie near Lake Charles, They
Include TaetsOi about ~ acres 80 acres 40 aeres
20 acres acres, and town lots. They VIII 10
sold cheap for cash, aud ~ titles VIII No fully
7'" GEO II. WELLS,
oct. q, is7.--L Lake Charles, Ia.
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Any one wanting choice town lots near the
railroad depot orin any part Of Lake Charles
should cal on j. w. Bryan, as he has at least
100 such lots for sale. He also has lands IN
the country, timber and prairie, ranging from
81 To SO per acre. For description Of
these lands call on me at my office.
]. w. BRYAN.
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Notice OF NATURALIZATION
State Of Louisiana, Parish of CaI0asieu, -Four.
tenth Judicial District COuTt.--EO. $40,
Probate Docket.
gUcorssroN OF prRRae 0. sAvArr, Deceased

SUCCESSION OF PIRRRE o. SAVAET, Deceased.
WHEREAS, Odelia saysnt Of said Parish has
w filed her petition In the office Of the Clerk
Of said Court, applying to be appointed Admins
eeSsiOB.
Now, therefore, public notice Is hereby given
TO all parties interested TO show cause, IT any
they have In writing within ten days from the
publication hereof why said application should
not be granted, and said appointment made as
prayed for.
Witness the Hon. S. d. READ Judge Of said
Court, at Lake Charles, La, this 2Tth day Of
~ February, 1890.
{L.s.f C. MAYO.
NJ by. Clerk of said Court.
GIBBS & MILLER Attorneys, feb2el90.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Arrivals at the Lake House for the week
ending Wednesday, March 5tb.
" b Bowen. Kansas City, No: G D Welsh,
Welsh, La; Burnett, San Antonio, Tex;
Ditch Morgan City; z Il Moore, JnO T
gweetnau, Galveston; Geo z Rufin, Paul G
GaDdolfo, St. Louis Isaac Heymann, Gin
cipnati; A d McFarlain, Jennings; Paul
MOSS. Tramway; Frank Deerborne. George
law. LoGkport; 7 A Hartman, Houston;
I Starr. Boston; w G Penault, Opelousas;
las W Beatty, New York; @ G Hills, Chi
rspo. W B Crawford, Houston Post.