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MINING STOCKS.


MERCHANDISE
Hcps-Unsettled and dull.
Coeee-Options steady, points up 20 down:
UeA N.750 bags; September. e1S.10(DlS.15: Oc-
eE sr.lo@l7.45; November, sl7 sO0l7 95:
nher. $l67o Spot Rio steady; fair cargoes.
soc; No. Z. lsc.
uf-Raw. quiet and nominal.
cepper- Neglected, October, 1850
5aad-Steady.
Hn-Very strong; straits, $2s.15.
s1oieum-Closed steady; Pennsyivania spot
ned Sic, closed sls<e; October opened s2}4c,
Nd s211c
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHlcAso, Sept l7.-Wheat opened rattle,
ger at 4@PSc higher. influenced by the
eager foreign market adyices, but . sudden
.saess occurred and quotations dropped of
10y l@la<c, credited to the rumored failure
hfm In Boston. steady rally followed
mclng Fac, turned weaker, closed &c lower
september and sc higher for December and
man yesterday. Receipts. 81, 500 bushels:
apments. 10000.
.neet-closed unsettled: cash. csc: December,
sel o21s: May, sI06sS
skn-Steady; cash. 47kc; October. l71sc:
w, see
es's-Easy; cash. SIC; October. s7,s(a
s.; Nay. lossc.
- PORK. steady; cash. $40; October. ss.ss;
mar, sl2
xssa--Steady; cash. s6.271<; October. $3.50;
saafy. 3e.S7lse6.7o.
ys-Erm at Sic.
sarley Firm 1t 75c.
Nhaky-sl.ia
~. euioefs-unchanged: short clear. $500
=; abort ribs. s5.s5da4a
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
,sS.'cAeo, Sept E.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900;
a.. nstivef. $49aGa15; seconds. Is. 7otG4 S.
.Os sS7s@A5o: common, ss(9s.7o: bulls, sl.60
=. cows and heifers, 81. e5age So; Texans, s. e5
~ s cows. s2ta2 60: rangers. ss05as.4o cows.
"a ,s-keceip's, $4,000; shipments. s.o00 slow
- Nsioe lower; common packers, s4(1llo:
49, mixed. $4,000 30; prime, heavy and
na5 weights, s45ae4 20: light, 81 50e4so.
No. Receipts, 1l,0o0: loGl5c lower; dNli:
ssa94su. ~
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EASTERN MARKETS.


NV YoRK. Sept. 1.-THE stock market
lus4 higher. ana prices rose steadily until
- bond offerings became known. The bears
~ attacked the list on the theory that the re-
4pf bond offerings had been discounted and
NJ to break values were aided By realise
= The Boston failure was used q club
which to knock OF quotations. The mar
foeed quiet but wesk, generally ct small
lone below the opening.
Observation-Disclosures for Al
81 MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
4eoey on call. easy ct 3@7: prime mer-
ntlle paper, roo; sterling exchange. quiet
~ 1tesdy; 6o-day bills, $4s01<; demand, Ask
"a silver, Si.l6
BONDS.
u. & tsregistered. l2l 10. 8. - coupon .l25
X 8 ~ feeist'd.. l0a1<U. 8 ga coupon. .lOl1z
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

LAopucE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
'6ss seASclsco. Sept IL-Produce receipts:
-. so quarter sacks; wheat, 5000 CEN
ney. Aooo centals; oats. LOCO centals:
Vsss. e.oO sacks; mustard, 1000 sacks.
snSssss-l market still lacks spirit, and the
u not favorable for sellers: Sonora,
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]. KEITH WIIsON. Manager.

Tacoma, Waah., vicsoria' Vsnco1ver, New Wen.
minister. Nanaimo ana Kamloops. B. G.
General banking bust ness transacted; f0reg9
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches
also on New York, Chicago Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject to check. In
teTeoe Paid on time deposits
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Carrying freight and passengers It reduced
rates.
VIII sail from San Francisco for Seattle, Tacoma,
Port Townsend. Sehome. Whatcom, Fairnaven.
Beiiingham. Olympia and way ports, on
Friday. September II. ct 10 q M
Receives freight daily at Mission Street Pier
No
GETZ BROS. 4 CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco
IA HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle
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DE AND SHIPPING.
Bank CIearances Yesterday
Were $289, 1884.
M MARKET WELL STOCKED.
nsssspss Of Choice Grapss-Rsally
no Apples scarcs- Cslssy
Coming In Better.
81 MARKET WELL STOCKED.
575B vAfKk Low WATER.
= =. ----lt- -
81 30 Z. ~ 10 s ! 0.64 40 has, "a
- At PoRT fowEskND
KIf5 S.6sl "a 0.Oo 10 I'LL II

~
-. 4 thu seattlc clearine. hon $ tofisv
fs{-S q sosa .56ao4 The bs,ances v.rs
IS
~ sss -. considarsb,e actively An t,,e sv,,st
FL -. ,nerrefs Thu damanA. vhlnh ~
~ 4hro,.eh the seasou ~ verv st,cr~
81. :.ss.- -. ,,us an Al choice stoct rhss
k<,1 erenunf a. fru1t has bcen nechs6 -
5.,srs = ehown ~ the fact tl,at vesss,.
<.ss ssrs were verv scarce. hut one ( -.
~ snv supulv. while peeches ana Rsrtistt
"a - yssrlv ont Of cocoon there A. rlmms
~ and grapes IN uulimited sunnlv. and
eoers who have failed 20 secure the
M named will make mp By taking {
o1oasify Of that now In market.
Goo3hwest Fruit Company received ear
- nom stockton, which came through
9sour hours, and the fruit Vas in One
-, he current Of afr through the Trait
Slng them cool and dry.
1oe apples are scarce although COM
n y plenty.
= coming Ii moee literally and OF bet-
~ and reta,ls at 81 per dossu. Toma.
I'D color and me appearances are not
- some choice orsgon stock y ex-
Aeas ~ came ~ rom iekima sooays
70 n'ee' sne oeHnsHo.
IMPORTANT sHirhENfA
Etont among the aAipments Of the past
jour hours were the following: Three
fiHgles 70 Chicago, Z cars shingles 70 Port
~ merchandise to Tacoma, car nsh 70
-, = ears merchandise TO Kent oar mef.
- 70 Portland. car merchandise to
~ car sand TO Tacoma. ear lime 70
car mefcnenoise 20 SPOKANE faiis,
II = 49,. - Spl.kus' cn Mercnan-
zas a.1us w v,eL = or0uoull.n, car
n. 4 s,'I a - 80 n,'cs - yEeMous, cars
: III ..... ~ - ononomlsn' css meacnsnoase
,on, : csts me mere, 70 neomono'
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FoRE1oN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sept 17.-Consols, gssk u. g. a,
Sio71s; 1I1s, tLo61z: bar silver, SID; dis
BREADsruFfs.
LIvERroot, Sent -whest-steady; winter,
~ Id spring, ~ "a.
Corn--Etendy IT a SID
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pAcu1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At 8 p. m. passengers received on
80 and every I'VE days thereafter.
For Alaska: t.alttr sni %
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At a m. Seftember 2. z, II, IL,
2. nd "a and every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE Of the
company at Ocean Dock. Seattle
GOODALI, PERKINS 4 CO.. General Agents,
San Francisco.
H. MCMILLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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Dr.. Bowman & Co 5
NATIONAL
DISPENSARY.
Willis Hotel,
South Third ST.. Seattle, Wash,
SPECIALISTS.

They are well known BY years Of experisncs,
and are recognized - the most successful and
best pat:orfzed medical and surgical experts in
the country. Bear in mind that this dispensary
10 permanently located here.
Nervous Debility. Spermarcxrh9s Seminal
Losses, Night Emissions. Loss OF Vital Powers,
sleeplessuess, 6loominess, Depression Of Spirits.
Aversion to Society, Nearly Discouraged, Lack
OF Confidence. Dull, Listlesa unfit for study or
Business, safely, permanently and speedily
cured.
Blood and skin Diseases, Syphilis. diseass
most horrible in IT. results, completely efsdi-
Gated without the use OF mercury
Urinary, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Weak
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency of Unnating,
Urine High Col01ed- or with milky sediment on
standing, Gonnorrhses, elect, Cystitus, etc,
permanently cured. Charges reasonable.
Pill 3, Fistal, Fissure. Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, liGature or cAustic. No
detention from business. Over 1000 cases
cured. Tsestment scientific, safe and painless,
and wonderful in its results.
Dr. Bowman * Co. arc the Oldest and most
skilled specially firm in the Pacific Northwest
having been established in the city Of Chicago
in 1857. The Sc attic Office is under the personal
supervision OF DIR. Bowman.
A Positive Cure Guaranteed In Every
once hours: s O. m. to p m. Sundays. . to
II a. m
N. B-Persons unable to visit rs may be
treated At their homes by correspondence.
Medicine and instructions sent by mail or ex-
press Consultation free
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TAKE TIE STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO., FAST LINT
At baker & Co. wharves,
FOR
FAIRHAvEN, wHATCoM, LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
II. W. BAKER & CO., AGENra
See Local Time Cards
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Frank Bartlett, Tacoma France. Medford
Cove. I C Berry. N Yakima
A A Maffatt Mcdonald, seattle
G c softer. Greenwich 7 Hanch
ssr 's9 G:ss9 en Sl.a:sn
w Hall, Maple, Ne W II Fuller w,sF
H Felsou, Cleveland NJ Mantle, Fairhaven
B OConnor. Brooklyn McD maid. Dayton
L g Mounce, de Fuca II K Higgins.
W Allen 4 dau EFF Nelson, Kirkland
w French, Ashland C Millener, Grind Rapids
THE RAINIER.
TsTownsend, Portland 7 Myers Portland
III Hps sSepafd. do VII mefntosh 1T Portrd
~ Chown Kent GH Holbrook do
NJ Levison, Pt Town'd c Munspn. Tacoma
sul iO TacOma G nansG. Any
Mse5rm x..sSurs Seattle :,
Ew Humss. 8, Louis c smith; NY
Cieiand. Portland Smith, Portland
Gov Ferry & wi, Olym'a Mrs French, Tacoma
A Crane, Chicago Crane
N Spivey, kC
THE sNoouALMIE.
WI Cole q ". Chicago W Holbrook .snoqualmie
Tabar, MRrysville w Moore Il W. do
Rutherford. Fall City Mrs Bowien, La Con
HF Hitler, Chicago a Perry. Men IL Island
MRS si;' Porser Frisco MRS Mason vsncver
+ Croyat. do Ms MacDougai, Towns
WV Sweeney. PortlandMrs Edmnnds, do
NJ Sehoffer, Kitsap Prof 9 Lopp, City
L Afhs nson, Towns'dC + Packard ,Snohomish
Take the Northern Pacific rail road, the best
equipped line for all points East. A. Chilberg
city ticket agent. sle second street; Boston
lsc gents silk scarfx Chester cieary
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer Haytien Republic, from San
Francisco. Captain George w. Brown, comman-
der. came In yesterday afternoon at O'Clock,
one day overdue. She had . rough passage.
three days Of very heavy weather. and fogs I'll
the Way from the mouth OF the Columbia river
She brought thirty Eve cabin aud thirty-three
seccrage passengers. aud $50 tons OF freight. Her
cargo WAS consigned ~ follows: For Seattle,
40 tons; Fairhavep. 16S tons: Tacoma, 1856 tons:
sehome, ITO tons: Port Townsend, 30 tons; Port
Angeles. - tons.
The stimson Min Company's tug Phantom,
which was on the beach 1t the foot Of Jackson
street Tor REPAIRS listed over when the tide went
out and failed TO right herself when the tide
came in. Yesterday she was full of water. and
the tug Hays was called TO pdmp her out and
strAighten her up.
Burglars gained an entrance to the Office OF
the Pennington Transit Company Tuesday night
but left without taking anything, the presence
OF big dog In the Office being the probable
csuse OF their failure 10 realize.
The Idaho, which bruised her nose on the
rocks ct Deception pass, is on the WAYS at the
dry dock, and will have her bottom thoroughly
repaired. A week will be required on the re-
pairs.
The schooner Eonantum will finish discharg-
ing cargo tomorrow and 20 10 Port Madison for
. load Of lumber to be taken to Ban Francisco
The City Of Puebla sails for San Francisco Sat-
urday, and the umatilla arrives from that port
on the Same day.
The repairs on the J. r. Mcdonald were IN
ished yesterday. and she went out on her usual
run.
The Biz went to chuckanut for the barge
Ajax. which will bring In 500 tons of stone.
The Emma Hayward will remain ON the
Whatcom run uutil the Idaho is repaired.
The Blue Jacket and Germania are at the coal
bunkers loading for San Francisco
The Renton had new propeller wheel put In
u Port Blak.ly yesterday.
The tug Tolo had her boiler taken out aud re-
paired and replaced.
The tus Rainier went out to take . raft OF logs
to Port Angeles
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CKAGIT RIVER ROUTE

CTEAMER MABEL
tsNoHoMIsH RIVER RouTE)
win leave Yesler's wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at a. m for Rich
mond. Twelve Mile Point Edmunds, Six Mile
Point Muckilteo. Marysville, Lowell and Sno-
homish, and returning on following days
GEO H. FOSTER t = a SWIFT Manager.
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q ". Z GRIFFITH. uAwrsncs. Kan. Presiden
". r BALLARD. .......-........-..vice- President
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Intelligent People sIs Nj |
Blinded BY PIsjudIcss,
erArrLr. wash. Sept. 10 1870.

SEATTLE WASH. Sept. 10 1870
Iwnnt Il sta,e .,thcnsh frrr. s~,.Ssr:vt
nreindice .rsinsf r. Inrsisn - hs5 h..,s
kent from a, anpinv frnn The hnmenrsfhic
system "a his. That TIE cure n mr. child
has been n marvs ,o,,s that Mr. rsrr~
and I fee Il opr duty to mr. friends and
the public in rene, 81 to MAKE the follovinc
statements. and rsehr hers uSsh ~ raw
for every one 10 law aside ali nraineiicse
and give him a trial Wa rrsrat veyv
much that We hadn't sought his aid be-
fore.
For four months hrst-class physicians Of
both the atiopaihic and homeopathic
schools treated our 3-year-old child for
meningitis and he continually lost flesh
and became weaker. They decided lie
20 US he seemed to De sinking every day.
To all appearances he couldn't have lived
many days. Upon commencing the Hlsto-
genetic treatment he immediately uegan
to recover and never had but one par
Oxysm OF muscular contrac I'm, and that
only lasted one hour. Will formerly they
had been Of I've hours duration. We
thought every one would b. the last and
that be could not live. In two weeks he
began TO play out Of doors and gained q
large amount of nesh and strength.
whereas before he commenced the treat
ment he couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure is 4 marvel to US and TO
ing TO Prove the truth Of this statement
can find me at the address gwen below.
After this wonderful cure com menced
the treatment for dyspepsia, anu in Two
weeks my appetite is increased and bave
gained four pounGs. Mrs. Canny has also
received great benefit from tnis treatment.
REV. A. J. CANNY,
Nye street, Fremont. Wash.
s~.rrx. w..h a.r . 1000
rh.v. hAsr s;cL ,cr S 1ss,,. 80 -. :, ,o9y
compiication Of tronhles smnioxs,c nhv.
sicisn sstsr r,hv.ic,sn al - ~: :, - s.ni,;,e.
me : different s,ory saving had iivar
tssrf,si MN iumn J n nav ga s'cT had -
shnnt a. ana, aoctor;y. Nth d,m.r.,4 ppnr
s;c,s re .,,,J Ls,.t ,..>,.s.ssir .a..;s. ry
,nss.aa ~ hssser II no.h g. rss,,o;.a,
and Tscor,s fhav said thav ,,,,,.t ~. ~
iumn ont ~ NV side A. + vonld d;s rhsv
thonyhr I wn,id d;e arv vav :" con-.
cIuded not ~ have Il emf Tb.v ~, sid
thew could not .mya me- WIFI ~ No.
COW heard of the wonderfni cnres he,nv
nsrformed Nv the If;stnranst;c N eJ,c;nass
mi ~ S.asti. -, 90 ~. Ior,a.
cor, menc.d .bs trs.tn,sus md nv ra.,,i,
has hsan n,-scnlnrs TIE rY.r a;sa,,
nesred in = hnrrv and afIer tsl ;nc ~.
medicine five weefs consider mvsaif nar.
fectlv we'll Th;. vas iast .nri1S ana
hsvs al No retnsn ~ 81 tbs tson,ls e ~nu
1 also TOOK my oaoy with me Ct the same
ame. a naa sore ore ear anu We naI 'riga
eevesoa uvoevl9 WIN ~ eovu IesuI'. ~
ing al over MIN. We knew ne cou'a en-
togenetic medicines few weeks he was
the trouble since. He saved the life Of
10Th ,,,v..ls .rd b.hc 49, 49, -;.h;.,,
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pRxAmR THE TABLE
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Thsrsdsy -.--.;..s m and Monday. II - p N
Thursday midnight Tuesday ............-S . N
Seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma, friday and
1r1day....-... m Tuesday 10 n
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Souns searx.
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ITO NoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
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VA
PUaET SOUND . oRAY,D HAnDoR = =
Through IN ono day from Seattle.
T.efns connect daily at Kamilohio q I r -
Win steamer from Seattle.
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Meetiug II American Passsnger Agents.
DExvER. Sept 16.-The delesateSP TO the semi
annual meeting OF the American Association Of
General Passenger and Ticket Agents arrived
here this morning on . special Chicago, Bur-
Mngtou 4 ,incy train Of Pullman sleepers. In
charge OF General Passenger Agent 2. 8. Eustis.
The meeting was called to order in the club
rooms In the Albany he.ei, sT II, O'Clock a. M,
by Vice President g <McCormick, Of the Cincin-
natl. Hamilton & Dayton. There we're about
sixty members enswered roll-call, amsag whom
were 8 X. Hooper. Of the Denver & Rio Grande;
Johu eebastian, Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific;
o. W. Ruggles, Michigan Central; John Francis,
Burlington& Missouri; C.s. Lee, Colorado Midland;
=. Chandler, wabash; James Charlton, Alton;
George Ady, Union Pacific; George H. Daniel,
New York Central; A. J. Smith. Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern. In response to
an invitation from the governor of Nebraska
and the officials of the city OF Lincoln, the
association resolved TO make . stop OF four
hours at Lincoln on the return trip. September
Is. to accept the hospitslities Of the city and
pay the respects Of the association to Governor
Thayer and other state officers. Messrs
Ruegles, Barton and Sebastian were appointed
orators Of the next meeting. which will be held
In San Francisco. Adjourned sine die.
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HOODS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Steamers JOSEPHINE ana prLrA

Steamers JOSEPHINE and DHLTA
alternate will leave Hatfield -Colman's dock,
foot of Marion street, at q m. daily except
sunday. for Kingston. Port Gamble, Bangor,
Seaoeck, Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homs, Lili-
waup, Hoodsport and Union City. Returning.
leaves Union City At q N. Special rates will
be made with excursion parties PONY train
from Liiliwaup Falls 10 Lake Cnshman daily.
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TUE sxAzzI1 NATIONAL lAME-
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teENEEAL EAN1iNo BusfEKss TBANsAcrrn
Drafts drawn ca an parts Of the woYld. IN.
tesegt paid on savings ard time dspoaitl
Houro-1o q =. 70 p N, azl aatxr6av -
IAgs iron - O'Clock.
Deposits may - made In por1en q - reRfn.
eored letter, Doney order o. express and 1erSn1a
books will b returned a. requested.
Nopry loaned ON real estate ~ reasonable rssoa
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T,HE wEsTEaN NATIONAL B4sK-
OF TIE CRY or. SEa Yo.S.
20 BROADWAY.

WA9HNefUN eAvUaD DANK-UCo0
w pesssed under Ne territorial lava
CAPITAL. S5o.0n
orFcERs
wv. Dearborn President
q. ,. Dearborn .....~ Vice. T1m1ee
Nv. Higgins .CGshiss
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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.

All persons desiring 10 vote for the proposed
amendments 10 the Constitution may erase the
word "No."
All persons desiring to vote against the pro-
posed amendments TO the Constitution may erase
the word YES"
For Permanent Capital
uTunuE
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THE RURALIST RETRACTs,

The Dakota Ruralist, some time ago,
gave publicity to certain correspondence
from Captain" "Msjor" or Colonel
Howell consisting entirely of in
sumations which were designed to re
feet upon the honesty OF State Auditor
l.. Z. Taylor. than whom no more
honorable or efficient man has been
elected to an official position in the
history of the Dakotas.
This man Howell, who is now known
to be wholly devoid of character, utterly
unprincipled and fraud of the most
unmistakable character, has fortunately
been unmasked by circumstances which
brings out the following retraction:
The Ruralist has no desire to take any
advantage of political opponent and,
therefore, most willingly states for our
readers that the vouchers passing
to Auditor Taylor from Deputy
Treasurer Peaslee have all been
laid before us and, from complete ex-
animation thereof, We are satisfied that
Mr.. Taylor, on sundry times, dating
from February LIST, 1890, to and includ
ing October LIST, 1890, did to the full sat
isfaction Of the Treasurer, turn in the
full amount of all fees due the State of
South Dakota, including the tax from
the Insurance Companies, and we
would add, that so far as statements
appearing in the Ruralist on Mr.. Taylor's
not properly turning in his fees, we be.
lieve them unwarranted after seeing
these vouchers.
With the publication of the above re-
traction, all charges against Auditor
Taylor fall to the ground.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-11-01
UNITE THE STATE.

The people of South Dakota, no
doubt, do not yet fully realize the un-
told benefits to be derived from placing
the tariff on tin, which will result in the
development of the tin mines in the
Black Hills, II has been stated in the
halls of congress by members who are
in position to know, that fully 100000
people will be supported from tie pro-
ducts of the mines in the Black Hills
when sufficient quantity is mined to
supply the United States. Now comes
Gen. Brisbin with the statement that
there is sufficient tin in the Black Hills
to supply every civilized nation in the
world. All these statements 60 to con-
clusively prove that the western part of
South Dakota will at an early day com-
tain population fully equal to the east
ern part Of the state. Knowing these
facts to be the case it would seem as if
every voter in South Dakota should be
able to readily see that the location of
the capital at Pierre will be the means
of affording railroad communication
with the Black Hills country, and that
country is today, and will be as long as
there is no means of communication.
supplied with all their products by
farmers and business men Of Nebraska.
With such market opened to South Da-
kota men there would be big demand
for ali kinds of produce. This demand
would be the means of increasing the
number of farms to raise the produce.
With the increase in the number Of
farms immigration would pour in; the
price Of farm lands and city property
would increase in value. and altogether
we would become prosperous and
wealthy state The two interests OF
South Dakota-mining and farming
must be united. United, both will be
greatly benefited. Place the capital at
Pierre and railroads will quickly fill up
the gap which now means 80 much for
the whole state. Locate the capital at
Huron and the state will stand still.
Not foot Of railroad will be bnilt and
three-quarters of South Dakota will be
branded as not fit for further immigra-
tion.-Pierre Capital.