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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Mr.. r. E. Fiber. Formerly OF the drug
ssrm al r. T. Fisher & Co.. near the Belle
rue hotel. has opened a 2.m2 Frensstrv~t,
near the Qaeea Casy bakery. one Of ths
n~Asess drug stores in the city. He has Z
fne and wesi sef-c.ed stock = drug. chem
,nsis. pAssnt rredscsn-s and sunaries Mr..
Fisher Is careful and pracsie a druggist.
~i;h a number al years experiences IN hss
profession. and his former business dealings
in this essy proves hsFa naaa OF patronage
ana one who wisl make and retain FRIEND.
Ard rasrons Give Rim . cad ~ : - Front
sfxreF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
AFTER THE GAMBLERS.

Liehtenherg's Charge.
The grand jury yesterday issued sub
pnnas for Ill the members OF the city
council, the mayor and the chief of police
summoning them to appear before 10 10
give testimony in regard TO gambling in the
city.
Only . few Of these officials could Be
found. bat CounciImen White and Jones
were brought into the grand jury room and
later Chief Mischelland City Attorney Piles
were secured. Today Councilmen Mess
aud Durie and Mayor Moran viii he brought
before the jury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
c.,A.ls, l..s..srs., ssAs.,.

Rev. Father Z. Demsnvx, acting IS
trustee for the proposed Catholic Indus
trial school south of the esfv. has Just rur~
use In the agricultural department. OF tho
college Fat1sr p~aaae. has secured sub
ssantial and generous encouragement for
The eassiinx 81 ih. scaoei and expects TO
have the preliminary arrangements CONF
melted IN short time. so thai the building
may Be pas up the easninx summer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
ADVICE TO MOrnKRs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
female nurses aud physicians IN the United
Stales and has been used for foFfy Year, with
never failing success By millions Of 1oahers for
their children. During The procesa Of tseshin9
from pain, cures dysentsry and ciaExhOa, Grip
ing In the bowels and wind colic ~ s1vtng
health 70 the child u rsstB the mother.
Price, PC hottie. OWkv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
A rear .f Ia.rrc,lan.

AParty Of Union Pacific railway ofaeiAls.
imposed Of c. j. Smith. general manager
IN Campbell, general freight agent. and r.
y. Lee. general passenger agent of Pacific
svsson. arrived in the city yesterday after
ssen rom Tacoma and left for Portland
w the Northern Pacific. The officials
1me sinply on a tonr Of INSPECTION.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
FAST TIM.

The Northern Pacific RAILROAD vestibule Din
ing and Sleeping Car Line, daily service - D.
Paul. Minneapolis, Daiuth and Chicago. No
est r0use TO Chicago Tourist tlecpin9 cara
through. pacing possengen In the Onion DEPOT
Chicago, seven hours and thlffy-aix minutes
ahead ii other Inca 4. Chiloerg. city ticket
agent. ZIG 3 cond street. Boston block; : fnnktn.
DEPOT ticket e ent. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Real estate nea who wish 10 bay A.scks
in new additions a. cut prices and before
the general sale begins can Ind whss thex
want 81 o. s~ccnd street Mccoy and Cli<s-
Prices made wtsi en2hse them TO resell ~
xaysse time IS c.aer~ ard make good prafss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

There viii hs meeting q The essioess
asss members Of shs Wesnsr's Hoaae on
Frssssv afs~rnoon. February n. ~ o'cscck
= the pasaars OF tie Meshosist Episcopz,
ehareh. 10 sisssfusiae "a shat nSe "a appSy
the fnnsss ia tae tseAsnrv-
NxxrH& y Nrsk. Presstxna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
rFNyANr sAtr

We win psace On sale tomorrow al - rem
nants that eecumuIated during our big aa1a. AL
the varsous departments are we'll repfeoent<d.
We have marked them Ct prices shas Vim insuss
their speedy ale. Chester CleaFy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

wide drive viii 10 buflt 70 FYemouf, con.
Meeting there with the Woodland Park bouis
vard This win Eve Seattle fine drive withou,
any hills from the city aroaud Green iaks
VII CHI will b = great ecuuieition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

fcsysss ssewpsuE<ssx salsy eeswe~a >asstse
sns tsasr~ssA fzrnsy~av~ selles TIE saersesx
rxsssse ee<i svee hoars Ard satrls EN- resnntes "a
afvaar< us essrpNs ne lines A. shsl a<rSs cry
t,ekes aec<x lie Dad sssses. ss<3ee asseks e
TezsS -. ssspss resst sEeat. e<sfiSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Containing g. 80 pieces; some very 1no eoo0l
new hand some patterns, including 1oauetne
allovera. edgtngs. insestin8l ETC.. I'll so4uos
at the sAle Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

szes II Cd - e<s Is rs wexk' SAFE Ct Wse<s
Hard pax. yen 49, make xsazss- issai<t
J@sss & Ca, s se-ansl street.. ranra . Hos<es
q c1~s fgoz sssses s. s-zan esea saa osxer
tze scaersxs a. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

- .x.sheyi6 william Corar.ne -
zs.ss 8. -. sursy;cw e,.r,,t ,,~sS..ss~
|.:.sss- - q wss xhorrn So ,he fss,s-.<,s,x
n ~ s,tftrstion peuer between ~ t~ ~
z.sxs- 80 dawn a, - the naain1iF ana
~ y, - srbffsstors Rol,.rt Nrs.,, ~ y
K = n,ccnnor. ,enorafeIv- nr,d MT q
s a 8. a each orr Tia r'olnt -
u ,s.st snch ! re0ceedsne - iIIe~al
2 ga. s.-.v s,.ouyd ~. 49, 49, cvte8
~ - .resent.
a. ssxse1 ertss s3knvr~~ $1,000 - /.
Es:S11 rhich vas ereneed s. ~ 1902
II Sie1nti0s : attosnev aIed : motion 8
...sS~ a,..i~ment 81 s,on-euff' e,.d eiea
i1S0 ~ new trial.
pxrxx's CASA.
" I3snee. Who was senteuoed q -.
- brousht into court ana his stsor.
IL. II Andrews. a*ked 1udee I.lchtpn-
- a1Iov him 10 withdraw hls r1ea 81
~ INDIE LlcbtenherR cerjed fhe an
-. but allowed the Attorney uptil
~ Is trinx forth suilicient couse wv
~ nhouId - cheufed.
SD q ~,rr .rrrs sr.rr.r.
~ s9 49,. 'sAs ''''' 80 ass''s' -
E.. .. ~ ~ ,.s.-,.- .--,. "a. . x...u-
= -. s.'' q. ss....s.-s.. 800 49,
z ~ s.-.'-. 49, s.'. 49, ~ $3.50
i z :. II Ii, 49, - sse..a,s
.. - A 's1s... ....... -. c-.-
~. !. 49,. r.1as 80 -
.. "a - '.s -. 49, 49, 49,.
b 3 - ~ -. k..'s. 49, s. - - y.
- Z. ~ no 800. 3 sssss 49, ssso.,y
49, -. -. vI I..-s ssEa. ~
..ss y. .. ss..ss.ss os I.'sy
~ ~ 49,. - - - -. sn q;
4 W.. 49, 49, 80 ~.
t. ~ 49,. "A - 49, "...s s = mo
8 '.ss- -. ! -
L - -
- spllowsnR prisoners aessnse whom In
neau wefe returned recelvsd eent-
y1hn Z. DrsDd, exsnews editor Of the
n6s m4lceeo TOR sosEeEys Was eentenced
teses 800 = " s.ia Weha
sA1 3 ~ -. I.'a'es.s
II 49, 'us..'s ~ s'n." =. um 80 sn'ok .
"a W ~. -. ~ - n'seu - ~. ~
49,. 401144 ~ tSVus W00 V3e40&0 R0itty
: - eSsnn 0fEensn $50 nfno 6v,nd lE0 "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Sale a Woodland PARK ksncks fAa week
M0eeF n s1sss Ia Improvements rruratsrd.
szs8 sss srse aas fannsux in Ap~sa- IN she
g&nAst IN pss a. r9ssssssa 10 bald IN nsxs fasi-
fssSxx wsss ssexstsly aasvaner~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
HORRIBLY BURNED.

The Terrible Accident Thst Becbll .
NORTH Seattle Carpenter.
Daniel II. williams. carpenter living Ct
e05 Box street, in North Seattle, Who was
severely burned Tuesday night by : lamp
accident u still in . critical condition DR..
Dawson, hOwsvsf. says that hs viii doubt
less recover from his injuries in spite Of
their severity.
The accident which befeil Mr.. Williams
was . peculiar and unusual one. He was
In the Get Of pulling down hanging lamp
when Il tnmbied down and scattered
burning oil on his head, hands and clothes.
Mr.. Williams, snveioped Instantly In .
mass Of flames. ran out into the yard and
rolled on the ground ~ extinguish the
flames, which verc not subdued. however.
until blankets and comforters were wrapped
about him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Take ne ~s-snsfa FsssEr rsst~a&a sssssNai~-a
sxxpnr as stsns Gar ro1 :. sox a. rzas< E&ss-
a tsAssArrr. csfy Exses sseuz> - Srxsai ssssA
rc~eas kso.k. y 1ezkxA- sapcs cxkss asszS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

We ksxx ses s&s x-ess tsrxs 1859 Ase<s 81
esse<n ols ~ r ?. f.zy's Ns.t ssss<stes =
r...sr.r<tx i ts=aaezsi&, sly a2ssssnsax fressns
,.asas<5 Ax . <<frsss aHa ~ ass n&r~ ans a = A.
40 ,tx4syahss sAsxp tlss O. spss = gse serzsing
iowa IL frxnzc1E p~Sses Jsnss Co. 81 -
oud uefxe&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Purchase yras ssekses ard reserve yaay sIeep-
anxear kerNs - asssxs1As mseT Ns~fssrn rseske
secs.ss ssr~es Ba~sssa nsse&: & Taaksa ae.soe
u<.sz axeas- >eskst&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
PUGET sOCND COUNTRY.

Engraved sectional maps q this reDarknhle
country. mounted on mpoiiu ard yuile9s, tuse
issucd by Baker. Dalch : Co. civil eugtneora.
Atkins block send e1.50 for specimen copy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

HENRIETTAs REDGcEn.
We reduced the price Of those nne. ell wool,
sat1n Hniahed henricstnn, cunpiete HE OF
eolors, very wide and 6ne. q SEC . ys7d 81 the
sale. Chester Cieary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

0N04&6N0 1AOE 8Rl8s
rreas street-fvo joes. scuxhwess corner
q front and seneca streees: aue business -
cation. The corner viii ~ sold Tor $1,000 and
the fnside lce for eto.0oa
Ffont Atroee-casn<r Loo and four Story husa-
nea block thessdss . residence In the rsax3 a
Front street. Dniidinx rsats for eksn pr a.
ANN price $x5.o01
Frene etrees-Full lot end three STORY buss-
ncsS block on Frunt strxee, renting Tor SA1oo
PER annum: prtce &.AGoa.
Freus otseet-Full LOT on Front seFsss. b.
tween virxsnsa aud Lxnosa. containing valuable
Improvements IA uaimnroved lot sdjofning
soid recently Tor SIS oo9: prics eiSm0
0ILr-EDGk REsIDExcE LOrs.
fsath etseet-Twe loss. norshwess oorner
OF Tenth and Marion streets: t1na1Q
TwelHh stfeef-Two lots, northwest eof-
ner Of Twelfth and Columbia streets: E.sea
Seventh strees-Twc lots southwest cor
uef cs Seventh and BATTERY streefA t5.aN
Ninth 0trees-The most desirable building
site In seattle. southeast corner Of Madison and
Ninth streets; t5.50n
sixth Atroet-Lot on sixth street. betWoen
beli and Ulanchafx1. f2.oN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

&C. a esn~k ~ oAs 81 n ~s<k ssss az waa&
sna4 sark Ia sfE xask~ messy. psEses
yass> q ca. - <e SD strssS fzrssz = hoes .
"a esss srexs ta.sas - g-saN es<s ass1 csAes
rafa IS ~ fssf'sSskss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

No small chear ho1scs viii - built N wood
lard Park. q. C. Pniuney h.s plans drswc and
proposes husidfnsa Ssoodo house this spsing.
Several hers are eosnG 10 seseee blocks for me
value. Daniel jones = Co. aGensst sx2 second
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

DRESS GOODS
Al ons drrsa soods reduced at he sale wea
deTfnl bArgAinA CnKsfEn CGaAox.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
AnacOrtes
The Queen City Of the Lower
Sound.

wesre maksnx . specially ~ Anaeortss prop
cry awa coasfoi so lssx In The oeaxissa tass n
49,. Nj ;eh - ere ssl lag ~ &3so ami osso.
No Nag slse can 10 hAi ia Tho 70 ~nsfse for ss-s
fhaa Sx0G AID tlesA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Anarsrsss = the most vigorous city ~ ~ sss
ev@r st4fsed % tie e1ask- ~ hsnxh bare .
usn.h CID. u nss over ion peYEanaeDs fuhsh,
ir.uss. aas asxzssy esahsss5es ia sos.
re-esat suerSssAfy. Lssre ocnsa decks have
h<~a nrsrzs ccsa fsstsz b tie 0ssgsa Improve
sent Con sazy. and ssrasz rat n4y Is q der
sous ructfea Thrss isrEe saxmsiss ard "a asr
ssxE3rsorses So D ING hs1 a. wesf - Ersz-
eI.ss-salek aasea. tsak bnla<.anxs sd csnes
sxrgrvssmsntA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

ofchcics business. residence md scse properly
for ~ cuzrent week:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
CMRAPKR

nc~k Union, Win uacuooal hon. vi,s@
CHRAPER BUILDING LOTS.
Lake Unioa-Doubls corner. In Mn Pom
thus addition. near electric road. overlookius
Lake Onion; can be sold separately: prtcs Of
two, 81
Depet 0tsoot-Thsee losz ON Depot street.
opposite Judeo Liehsenbefxs rseidencs. with
1asniaosnt visw. e20on
Queon Anno Town-Chofoe Iot IN Hoy
GlzssG u oueea Anna t0wn; el.eA
Sixth eeroee-Building ute on sixth stReee
near Union: u. son
HOB atll-Doable csrnw IN Mob Hi eddi-
den: ,om.
Depee seseee-Hish. dGhtly lots on Depos
street, west Of 1roadway; $50.
EAss . KniGAs's Lots In Edes knights
addition; ce04
Bissssw.s Aaaitiss in Bsgeiow's Cd
dition; teoo
Raoe . Ku1ehtse-Cornef lots Cifoctionap,
edjoining Renton addition: es00
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Line Prepsrty-1ss's acres q Port Lang
dou, on Oreas Islam I. with N unlimited sup
ply Of lime asd valuable improvements To
Close up "a estate this win b soid u sacrifice
Brtch YasA-one Il the bess equipped
brick yards On The ssund, located q Twelve
mile point Everything II Ia good working
order. The owner would prefer 70 sell fourth
OF half interest % . rel able and practical man.
Tbis 10 rare opportunity. Price saaooo for the
whole, Or in thar proportion fos pan interest,"
sawntIl-New sawmSl asd single mill
cpunty: olS.aA
DsSchvara--Co9Dlsss mschinssy toe hxlck.
gard. on ieassd ground. Qg5N
Hrse efte-we are authorized 10 donate
Sour sefes q water front On Cnion by for
. sswMi1 with capacity Of 20 90 feet.
Msssl ~ Lsase-The Olympic hoesl. new
and vel fnisAe1. supplied with ell modern
convenienccs. for leaa Tor . long tern.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21
HOUSES AxD LOTS.

yee1eP Avenue-Flno lots and nye rood
ler avenues el7oo0
Sixth atrest--Two lots with good residence.
northwest corner sprinG and sixth streets:
Ql.en
Seventh 0treet--Lot and two good houses.
southeass conner Of Seventh and Nadison streets:
$40 90.
Dexter Streef-Loe containing three good
houses. corner Of John and Dexter streets: u. DO
sixth Strest-House and lot, corner Of
sixth and Bell: $500
lombard street - Hve-room house with
bath. on Lombard strcss. two blocks from e.ec-
ric road; ~ 100
Firth strset-Cosy cottage on Fifth street,
near Onion, with fractional lot: O,70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-21

Unlea nay-1hirty acres north Of Union bay.
on the line Of the eeAttlA. Lake Shore 4 Eastsrn
railroad; 8o00
Ksvssna Psrk-rwensy acres Of ricA, beaver
dam land. drained aud elcarrd. almoss sdioin-
Ing Rayenna park: 5000
Qaoso Anne Town-7soxi42 seet, cleared
and ien0sd. sdioining woodward addition;
PERI Orchard Thirty acre. q Pcgs Orchard.
ndjclnius ~ Navy Yard: N.eDa
Days Acre 0ardene-eing1o oeros In Days
scse Gardens q Green Lake; toM
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-26
BLOWN FROM THE TRACK.


DFNNtl,, Jan. 2j.-S Monument. Colorado
special says the Itio Grande express which
left Colorado Springs nj 5sD this afternoon,
was blown from the track nj the Monument
depot and several wounded. The
porter of the train was badly scalded.
The wind WIS blowing n perfect hurricane
aud several houses were unroofed. The
two coaches and the sleeper which vert
blown from the truck Immediately took fire
mud Tor few minutes il looked rs though
the twenty passengers imprisoned would be-
burned 10 death. The hurricane famed
the flames into furnace. hut by the efforts
of the trainmen they we're extinguished
before any person WIS burned. Among the
passengers injured WIS assistant General
rrcgh, Agent Zimmerman. of the Rio
tiHnde. None of the others were fatally
hurt. The wind storm seem 10 have been
genera throughout the state. and in many
towns no little damage has been done build
ings and telephone and telegraph wires. II
is reported that the wind was unusually
severe on Pixies Peak. and that M the rail
WHY grading camp, halfway up the noun
tain. several men were killed by being
blown over ile precipice. This report
however. is not confirmed. A freight train
ON the COLORADO Central. when near
Berihoud. rau into a sand drift which to-
days hurricane had blown into n cut. The
engine and four cars were wrecked En-.
gineer John French and Fireman Richmond
were fatally injured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-26

Al meeting OF the court of inquiry in
vestigating the subject of organization
among naval officers. this morning, Passed
Assistant Engineer Bieg testified that the
officers OF his corps had entrusted their in
ierests, as regards legislation. 10 self-ap-
pointed committee, of which he WIS
treasurer. and which had raised $500 10y
contributions for the purpose of defraying
legitimate expenses. Counsel las been EN-
ploved To advise the committee on the legal
points affecting any measures pending or
IN preparation that would bear on the
status Of engineer officers. Paymaster
Cowie, author of the bill in the interest OF
which John X. Thomas was employed m
attorney. swore he knew of no organization
nmo1g naval officers. and he acted alune III
the preparation of the bill. When asked
by the court. he said about 10 officers had
responded 10 Thomas circular letter nsk.
ing for retaining fees and expenses. but ht
himself had moi done 50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-26
4 PILE OF MONEY.


The Pacific Short Line VIII Cost Twenty
Millions.
II will take $.D,OOD.OO0 10 build the Pa.
cihc Short Line from Sioux City 10 Ogden,
says j. d. Myers, chairman Of the board Of
directors of the proposed rival OF che lnion
Pacific and Northwestern. Mr.. Myers. in n
recent interview, says: "1he fact in that We
have spent over Sl0O0 month in survey
ing the various liucs for long time. We
have had five corps of engineers in the field
under the direct supervision OF Mr. G. X.
Bannisier, and they have labored ussidu-
onsly and continuously for the reports that
they have made 10 us. The line
from Ogden through Ogden canon ia
South Pass in Wyoming, has been finished
and all that ~ now necessary before actual
work begins on the Ogden end is that Mr..
Clark. CHIEF engineer of the road. goes over
the line aud approves Of il. Then
the letting of the contracts for such work ms
can be done during the winter will take
plnce. We do not wish 10 make any mis-
take in this matter We have made none
20 far. and don't propose we shall in the
future. For that reason IL has taken more
time than the public have been willing ia
allow ug. ms thoy have been clamOring fOi
the commencement Of the work on the west
end.
1T took the running Of five lines CA the
prairie in Nebraska before the line on
which the contracts were lei was decided
on. Since then other lines hive been run
over that part of the country. but no grade
has heen found better than the one we
chose. That is due Ia the care and
time We took on deciding on the line.
We were continually receiving appica-
tions from towns 10 switch on aud
como their way, and they offer MS lnrge
bonuses to do 50. II is tO he decided which
is best for the road, and You can depend on
n that IL is no easy matter tO come to a con-
clnsion in that regard.
"Wheu IL cOUrs tO material there is a
thousand things 10 consider IN its purchase,
and IL the people knew anything about il
they would moi best hnsty IN their Judgment
MS to whether the scheme is II failure or not.
II is big thing 10 build railroad Of the
dimension this will he and IA build il in The
right WAY. N is no eusy matter 10 raise $50, =
GO.OOJ for 900 miles of road, 10 iighl the
Northwestern Ia the meantime 10 overcome
The troubles we have had NJ the bridge. ~
gci the right of why through the country
which we pass aud 90 settle mp every little
matter which comes along. ID is only n
month ago that we secured the right Of way
through Wyoming: we have not secured II
III Utah vet. and only as far aswe have gone
in Nebraska.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-26

The ways and means committee has mn
ally begun the preparation OF a tarih bill,
working upon the lines OF the senate bill OF
the last congress. The lumber and wool
sections of the hill were adopted entire,
with the exception of the clause relating To
rattan and chair canes, which has been ht
tackled by number of persons on the cont
miitee. aud has consequently been held mp
for future action. The schedule of the sem
ate bill covering books and papers was also
adopted. This action is preliminary. and
all the schedules adopted will be subject TO
revision when the bill is completed. The
democratic members of the committee
manifested their opposition 10 the proceed
ings by Offering substitutes for the sections
adopted. in the line of the provisions. oi
the Mills bill of the last congress, but they
were rejected 10y party votes.