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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23
Addition
Between Smiths Cove and Salmon Bay.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The whole OF ls masaheent tract embracing nearly sever hundred acrsis o plated
to mi the requirements Of the Eaasconnentslr railways
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY

las selected in the ent of this addition IS acres for terminal grounds o which they
re soon to erect heir mammoth car shops machine shops. warehouses snd criminal
hsaSinrS ChNf Engineer Bekers plans nrl ayns of he business part of this adj
5non sUacent TO the above terminals have h@n caynei out hy the owner 50 that
ewrx Lei lin tsp Of the property hast ackagef facilities thereby aforing uneaaIe
n fences for commsreAAa AS manufacturing purposes
The great Improvements to be made here very soon, sndihose now IN progress b. the
rsaway n other companies. make hisu he best investment IN Seattle today. The
6om wfnra amongst the mpFovmen are ng in progress Water works electric lght
= ant 20 sappay the whole tract ,he power house Of the Net Street md North End
Esy-eR RAILWAY ia electric aaway Itself wl he 6niae1 hv list of July next giving
sc. every tea minutes for cents fare A large force of men are 10 at wwk nd
xg lear III te whoe property At one b Canadian Pacific Iva terminals IA
seattle Lake shore Eastern criminals ares en.erea in thiss addition. BY October next
Canaaan Pschc r2hwsy cars VIII be running here For business It's situation and
elites are uusQnanea on ne Coast For esdenee sasEecaton. tach1es of access lad
a~emouon It's aradnaSe and scenery cAano De surpassed Prices haeb been pt a. bw
as norNMsa an 70 th@ew b wish TO get IN o n the goana floor mes is the In etos secure
- Sn. rA TERMS 20 responsible parties no viii locate manufacturing Enterprises
xn ~ ya bat they must mean business Examln this property. il lis right In the
hear az seattle See nsa double wafer frontage and buy not as prices vii soon be
advance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-23

F1i5mzE re&ervasaosss male fr all points Kas
wa the NOrthxrn Psetfe railroad. the sssslbnssf
s.x4per ard GinIng<ss line. A. CAtloserx, city
ticket agent 5Is Seeand street. Boston blockg
l. IoakIn. cxE<< sseHes agent seattle
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viii Sue STAT. yrsasurrT..

The Denver Times saws: Ia accor-
dance with the recommendations oi
Judges Wells and Dixon who We're up,
pointed by Governor Cooper as con-
mission toaSsist Attorney General Jones
IN In, es,igating the snhject Of the ad,
Visibility Of bringing snit agains, tht
states tfeasurers rast and present fol
the recovery OF Interest supposed "a
have bocn received by them upnn state
moneys, II las been decided Ia bring
such suits, aud papers Ia that effect arr
now ia the course ni preparation, The
suits will probably lie brought In the
Araplhoe county distric, court ani the
papers will H. iilci according 10 present
intentions either Uih1Tr0w OT next day.
Judge Wells la nn interview s8ii: "ii
has been decided tn bring snit un behalf
~ the state against cN-Tpasurcis Geo.
e. Corning. Nathan :. Culver, Wm. e..
sanders. Fred. wl!7cn. Gru. n. swat.
low aili Peter ". i;r,sHe or fs'!grs tn
account for int",cst received b. item
upon state fund, entrusted To their care
during their respective terms The
official iunds nf Mcsss Corning aud
Swallow are missing however aud ~ no
papers can b- filed nsainst them at
present bu, itcy viii H. Included ~ r1uu
as s1In "a, iiir matte, II their sufcti-s
can bc adjusted" The amount lnr
which the state will sue las no; set
5-cn decided upon.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

In the course Of his aidcs, 10 nn I'm.
mensc array u co!orcd pcbplc, on Eman.
cipaiion day, Rev. |. >, leo. of Charles
ton ). C.. one Of the most influential
negro preachers. said:
II believe that the ultimate solution
OF the negro problem will he emigration
from necessity. IL no; choice. Almaga.
nation is neither possible nor desirable
To obtain our rights aud maintain them
hy force we NJ. unable to do. Outrage.
such as lynchins negroes, compelling
them io ride In smoking cars. refusing
them hotel accommodations. are evidences
strong and convincing that he viii
never attain full mlnhoci here. Thes,
are shadows Of coming events.
I'VE make a great mistake when We
suppose that the Anglo.saxun gave us
our enfranchiscment for the love he had
Tor US. lie did it because he thought he
could use US. Whenever the white man
does anything FOR us. the 'Northcrncr
or 'Sou,heruer' mark my word, II is only
because he thinks hc can use us rs his
tools. No more faith can be put in re.
publicans than In democrats. They are
both Anglo Saxons and do nothing for
us unless 1t Is 10 their advantage 10 do
so. aud will throw MS overheard. like
Uncle Ben in Johnson's story rs they
find MS TO heavy.
I'VE must show our Independence
and ilp gDpupr Iyp do This the lpitsr
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11
4 T.,gn,na, rrned,.

In Brooklyn. last SATURDAY the dis
coycry was made thg; Louis ". Frank.u
an Anarchist. had chokcd his child Ia
death, poisoned and then shot his wife
and when discovered male r,ifibution
certain aud killed himself
For two days and nights he hal oatcn
and slept along side thr ducomyosin.
bodies OF his wife and child On that
morning man went 10 the shanty "a
get his washing. the dcid woman being
lInndress. but could not get response
b. hls knocks. He notiGei the police
and an uiiicr raised the front window
and climbed In.
As lie did 50 a maniac with matted
hair aud beard. bounded from u rear
room and pointing revolver at the
officer told him to get out. The police
man rctrcated. but hearing pistol shot
moment later, returnrd 10 the shanty
and made the terrible discovery noted
above. The child lad been strangl.,l
to death with rope.
The interior of the shanty gave eyi.
dence that Mrs. franken was u neat
housekeepcr. over the mantcl hung
photographs Of the Anarchists executed
in Chicago. and pictures OF other Anarch.
lists painted h. Framkcn were about
the room.
Mrs. Franken sympa;hi,ed with her
husband and when he said that the
entire family would be better of dead
than alive she agreed with him. She
suggested that he poison her, and with
this end in view franken purchased
paris green. He tells this In one OF the
letters lie left. In 1t he also SAYS that
he was insane. driven so by poverty and
the prospect of never being able to bet
ter his condition.
On Tuesday his wife cleaned mp the
house and then drank dose of paris
green.
When she begaS 10 suffer, rolling on
the bed in intense agony, she begged
piteously for relief, and Frankon put q
bullet in her brain.
Then the child was called into tht
room and holding tie innocent in his
arm. he drew clothes line about its
neck and pulled it tight and kept it 5,
while watching the poor child's ,eebit
/ struggles.
Tighter and tighter was the ropt
drawn until 1t cut into the yielding liesl
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

"Ynu suiu' TO rshi dat n, Paul COON
Jacl, p asked q barber ot fancy.iupl;.
iug colpTci gentleman US he entered y
iirmnipin avenue shaving resort ycstcr,
day Afternoon. says tie Minneapolis
Times. well. I'm goin' to tight dat
'p1stlc coon II he's got de san. Whats
dc stakcsy Why. lie swlfcst.lonkiu'
paah o pants In dis town: my! but dcy
Is honrya II 4 can just get dat coon Ia
sign dem articles you'll see me upcyerT
mawniu' fussin' round
"Fussin' round" said an old. white.
haired barber. looking over his spec.
taclca at the would-hc hgh,rr. "iluh'
mrsiu' round. What's that anyway,
boy 2"
why mp every mawHin' walkin',
runnin'. and tgalnin'."
well. ef you's guiu' to hayc a scrap
wild da, St Paul bioko would better 81
20 Misunderstanding dat yo..c ~ yourn
tl sing new songs, caiisc Fl dat coon gets
n, YOU you1l never wake up TIL YOU hear
ole Gabriel shoutin TO fail Ia To- lie tlay
light rehearsal. Min what tell YOU.
boy. You'll h'leyc your rrcus has took
you gin u hull carload Of buzz-saws.
On every one n moyin', too. cf dat coon
ever swipcs YOU one
When he wen, out doors ho wore ..
complexion several shades lighter than
usual. and last night he toll a friend lie
lclifrcl lie had heart disease and
couldn't take violent eSerci,r.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

a stony-hearted hndlady OF New
York city has Listingslshed herself by
rendering one Of ~. ;ady- hoaIdsIs'
pretty Ida ]. Morgan. most s'ngriar
bill, and she attempted 10 back up her
claim by retaining the lsiy's trunk.
The difference between them amounted
10 jus, -. and became legal issue IN
court. IL appear that n Mr.. John
Dennis had courted Ida }. Morgan un-
remiltingly from the time of her arrival
at Mrs. Wilson's until she moved away.
Mis-, Morgan packed her trunk Monday
las, ard told Mrs. Wilson she was going
10 move. She had paid her board up Ia
Saturday following. but Mis-. Wilson
forbad. her "a take her trunk away
until she paid 81 for what Mrs. Wilson
defined ~ wear and tear 1i household
effects caused by the coming IN aud
going out Of friend Thr friend was
John Dcnnis and the household effects
was the parlor sofa. The landlaiy
offered To- make tho sofa exhibit In the
cas-. and show that tho springs had
been depressed "a f,pt and half by
constant worry Of Sir. Dennis during
"a period OF over three months.
The ease was duly tried before
Justice Dean and given judgment iur
defendant.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

III. December r.pJT, 81 tho depart
m.nt of agriculture contains - detailed
statement Of r-tiinE:'s Of the principal
cereals by States, Including area. pro
due, and values. Tie reported area %,
corn. 7s.iio.oil aeres, represents an ia
crease Of ~ per ccn.. oycg the acreage
Of iss,. The wh-as acreage. 3. -. so
acres, show tia, /, 10 - per e,nt. gtra,cT
than the aggregate spriss,. Afcy!,ionuf
acreage gives H~aiicr area In lows.
Nebraska, Orc;an AMI Washington.
ani larger breadth 10 Kansas aud Ds-
kc,a.
Dairyins and Ts1' ntot!ucilon hsy.
, for the year bt,-n .ii'rarhin; un whni,
growing OH the eastern side of the grca;
spring whoa, belt.
The acreage of oats Is placed a; -
10. SO acres, MI luci.as. Of less than (.
per cent.
The Weld per acre Of corn Is very
neatly =. bushels o. onc.t.nth -. u
hu,hcl less than tie product Of is7p. nui
Is III. largest rate OF Yield since is.p.
tN' ft"'HNAt - - "AAf''s - -a's=" ""s=" -
bushels, The lar.ns; yields AZ. Ia West
Mississippi, Iowa taking lir,t rank IN
til. aggregate produced and the Yield
per ncrc.
The total product o. wheat. rs cs,iiu.
aicd. is iop 1000 bushels. Tie pro.
due, of onis Is s5i.5i5.oJl bushels. at q
rate .: - bushels pet acre. The
aggregate Of MI cereals is about 800.
ooo,Oo0 bushels, or at least - buslicl.
per capita.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11
}. wilkes booth.

The Richmond Dispatch has published
a letter written by J. Wilkes Eooth the
day he assassinatcd President Lincoln.
In II he SAYS:
Right or wrong. God judges, not
man, for be my motive good or bad. of
one thing ] am sure of the lasting con.
demnation of the North. I love peace
more than life
lie discussed secession and singuarly
enough the race problem, regarding
which he saws: This country was
formed for white man, not for black. .
He signs himself, "a confederate
doing duty Oh his own responsibility.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

The Cheyenne journal wants H.
rcairrs 10 stay by ilic cattle business
aud ,gys: The year tia, has Just
closed has hron one of bitter experience
and great trials &" many person, ga.
gagged In IN" live stock industry. bll II
has np, been without it, lessons 81 profit.
Margins have b-rn small anil Ia many
eases entirely lacking. 4 spirit -. M.
rest hIn been -yrTy .hsrc pTsnrui. sud
many prTSnns have quietly gone Ulg II
tic cattle raising business. oihcr.
have nat.r aiuiy II the situation sud
determined To- share their business Ia
harmony with tie surTnudin.s. Jh.ss
latter hnr seen ,iiFpus,i the dar. cloud
riivcTy lining IN tho future ant f.agi,
we'd TO stay with the safest aud MOST
profitable legitimate business In tie
West considered from ilir s;auipa!n, u
u numlcF Of years.
Tho men who buy hcuis at th.ir
present maTt-; yalur. OF lip.L on - what
they have. viii make muTr m1nr. iur.
ing tho n'Nt i've yraR. under blausss
methods u handling, than l1sryrr i,,rn
mad. Ia ihrrat. Conditions ltly' l-ru
changing iuF three vralt, HuI daring
ihnt l'rrilI gIuii lu unloading lbs irru
going IN 81 would have mit- sufIia.
hlr Black Friday iu any u'lrr calling.
The worlds inhabitants will continue %
cat bccf. and tic great plain and noun
taius Of the Wet will continue in b. the
plac" whence can gp tho cheapest beet
ihpt iiuis it, way Ia market.
The journal urges it. readers to axe
oa new courage and tp hold fast 10 the
h.tds-iying. meantime. 10 raise better
cattle aud save what they raise"
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

when the father tied it and laid the
dead babe beside i,s mother.
Then Franken's cowafdise manifested
itself and he did not kill himself Since
Tuesday he had cooked his own meals
and lived alone with death, 0niy killing
himself when he WAS about la fall into
tbs hands oi the law,
The letters which he left and which
j. q. Scott, 10 California street. san
Francisco; Henry ". Faust, s0i ilur-
rison street, san Francisco, and Coroner
Lindsay.
OF the coroner he requested that the
bodies be cTematcd.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

r@. Grim. at i. y t''" An.re"'.'-'
Sse.ss 81 Nsws S'r~.'i"g 10 the
AvsrageyAssA@r.

An importrnt cou ption of the Texas
cattlemen comvenod Fort Worth last
Tuesday. II 10 the Fgest mee,in. Of
the kind ever held Y exas, Ms II is at
tended by not only q different assocla-
tions Of the State, b also by cattiemen
from NIL the cattle Rsing States and
Territories west d the Mississippi.
The object Of tho M Bsng is to perfect
means by which sta ,,ics of the cattle
demand aud supply o. be Obtained, to
ascertain the causss that led to the de-
preston in cattle psiops; To ascertain II
possible, II remedy - spply it,
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

The Detroit journal desires torecciyc,
by postal card, the address Of all living
male and female descendants Of Reyoln.
ticnary officers aud soldiers of l77G and
when possible, tie name aud state of the
ancestor. Wonder IL " II. Brearley,
proprietor Of the Detroit Journal. is
contemplating a raid upon the national
treasury 2
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11
THE NEW BOARD.
Organization Of the New ssonrd o
County COMMISSIONER Ts.. esust.
ns.s Transacted.

by rc-elccting Commissioner Atii,
chairman. Tho entire Ioard-Chair
man Atiis, Commissioners Critehlov
aud Younker. and Clerk Walbridge
answered 10 roll call.
The session lasted from Monday Ill
Thursday evening and the following 4
n resume OF the business transacted:
The Board proceeded To examine ant
pass OH the official bonds Of county Of
ilccrs, all OF which, upon examination
were found good and sufficient. Th'
following uiiicial bonds OF county ant
precinct officers were presented an,
approved
Geo. II. Howard. as Justice, Precinc
No. .; Frank Clark, rs Constable, Pre-
cine, No. 8; \. &. Emcrt, as Justice
Precinct No. /: Joseph s,uder, a. Con
stable. Precinct No. l; sam Martin, "a
Road Oyciseer. District :; J, Matter
rs Road Oyersecr. Dis,ric, 3; \. Smith
rs Road Oyerseer, District G; l.. Allen
as Road Oyersecr, District /; :. C.
schwarz. Road OYegscer. District d
Vim. \. Greens,rcet. as County Judge
G.. j. Shidelcr, as Sheriff, and r. "
Gregory, as Coroner.
County Treasurer presented his semi
animal ,en.r, az county finances. lie.
port WAS found corfec; and approved.
| The Clerk WIS ordered 10 draw up Ia
regular form tile semi, annual statement
! -, III. ,n,u,,oI r,,d,,,,, a, IA. rnur,y
,,d h,y. m. sam. n,I,iJsheJ
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T.. ID. ThaN.r. balance OF salary NJ
County Judge. s.si6i.
George ". Temple, FOR uanscribine
county records. amount In full sa-'sis.2'
Following rebates In assessments
were made:
II. I. johnson. crruneonsly assessed,
s6'J; j. ". Nc Daniel, militar! poll.
| Edwin Proctor, county poll; 81; Hutch
inson s simuns, on ranch. stock, cic.'
$40; j. l.. Adams, on cattle ertoncouslN
assessed. s'at,; J.. ;. Bloomiicld. inili'ar,
poll. !; J. J. fcaslcc. military POLL, 81;
J. I. Burncs, on ranch imroycmen's,
ar4""s s'sa'Ai sf'i s+HANsfs 'i HNsa'' ''A' t'h'
sisi; John Martin. on land no, proved
MP on, siQo' J. NJ. Walsh, sloo. on i'm.
pToy.mcn.
Ordered that se.ii5 Of asseSsmcn; OF
Adam Lckci lie transferred from
School District No. to No. !.
That change u' assessment nf g.. W.
stone from School District No. . Ia No
IL lie made.
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The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

II is only when they have reached
the Browning point that Boston
housewife will serve baked beans
Puck.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

Clark, sll5; II. j. LAY, so; c, 5. .Attix,
s2s.3O, Allsebrook y Smith, S55.0i.
The Board then adjourned TO meet at
call of chairman.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

THE HERALD and New York World
for 1915. Subscribe at once.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

The ar'esIan experimental well nj,
Santa fe y. ~. In process Of sinking Is
now down 90 i-rt and sufficient hydro.
stale pressure has been encountered 10
force the water 10 within 100 fee, Of the
surface. Citizens ar. much -lai.i over
III. prospects 'or srnu,.r. nnd experts
SAY tina, there arc alSo good chances for
striking oil. TIE contract calls for
sinking 600 feet.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

Texas has lately had the heaviest
rains known In that country in years,
Travel WAS suspended on several rail-
roads.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11
J.w. UUGus. J.CpAvis.
J. w. Hugue e. Co.,
BANKERS,
MEEKER, COLORADO.

Transact General Ranking business.
Highest price paid for County Warrants. In
,sr.-, allowed On Time DEPOSITS. Drafts
drawn on Eastern cities and Europe.
Correspondents, koun,zs iir"-., New York;
risst National nenk, Omaha; Colorado
National Hank, Dsny-r; }. ". Husu' Co..
Ea~iins, wyo.
Collections Promptly Attended 10.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

Greeley is going 10 bore for natural
gas, which is known To exist In that
locality.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11
NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT.

Cattle aud sheep are reported as win
ierins well In Utah.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

In "brush" between Navajo Indians
and cowboys In san Juan county y. NJ.
ona day last week. one rcdskin WAS
made e,ernally good.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

The Glenwood daily Republican has
been changed from morning 10 an
evening paper. Success To the Rep"
and lis enterprising owners.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

MN Hannah u. Sourhwor,h. who s,o,
and killed stephen p.t,ns November
ssnd, died In her cell Mt the Tombs
prison In New York. Tuesday morning.
DIR. Che,wooi. who granted the death
certificate. gives ms the cause Of her
death. primarily heart failure and gen.
eral debility.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

Commissioner Stone Of the General
Land Office has rendered another de-
clsion In Crayens- Bennett ease, and IL
nnw looks as though Craycns las the
best of II.
The Meeker herald., 1890-01-11

Influenza, or Ia grippe, ms II is called
In Europe. is becoming epidemic
throughout III. East. 4 large number
OF fatal eases are reported In New York
and other eastern cities.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
A man who has pra"ticed medicine
for ~ years, ve"ght to know salt from

A man who has pra"ticed medicine
for ~ years, e"ght to know salt from
sugar; read what he SAYS:
TOLEDO. O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. +. J. heney s. Co-Gen-
tlemen:-l have he+n III the general
practice Of medicine for most 40
years, and would say that in all nv
practice and experience have never
seen II preparation thst 4 could pre-
scribe W tn rs much confidence OF
success rs | can Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by you. Have pre-
srrihei it n great many times and its
effe 1t is wonderful, and would say in
conclusion that have yet to find II
case of Catarrh that it would not cure,
II they would take it according to d.
rrc,ions. Yours truly,
L. l.. GORSUCH, N. D.,
Office, 2l5 Summit St.
We will give 800 Tor any case of
Catarrh that cannot he cured with
Halls Ca,arrh Cure. Taken inter>
nallv.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
W> Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
Remarkable kpScne.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless victim Of con-
sumpti IN and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DIR.
Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton; she bought bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued its II and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound
and we'll, now does her own Homework
and il rs well as she ever was.-Free
trial bottles of this Great Discovery ut
Hewitt & Browns drugstore. Large
bottles 30 cents and 81.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
'Sh..s,isg Il Night.

Three shots were discharged neav
tho AIturas Hotel, last night, in rapid
succession. 1t was at the dead Of
night. about l o'clock, just - peopls
sl-- the souade.t and rest the best.
This Is not the 6rst occurrence of the
kind, nv any means; in tact, the dis
charge Il 6r-ar.ns 1t night i" this city
is very fr.que"s.
This pracs'se 10 highly sepreheosihl-,
- It dis,urhs the community aud Il
apt to have very serious Quences
to nervous women and cliidren. Il h
likewise unlawful. and an otfense
punishable with Cue aud ,mprison.
as~nt.
II INDUCED i" again several citizens
intend to prefer complaint, and
have the perpetrators prosecuted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18

CITY, to attend the Republican State
Con ventioa.
II you want 6rst. class shave, hair.
cut, or shampoo, 70 to Phil. W+her's
barber sho,', two doors south OF the
express Office, asiley.
James Shoup, brother Of the Gnv>
~r"or, Robert Campbell, Mr.. Jaquish,
Mr.. Street, and Di trict Attorney
Sharp from Custer cou"ty-pxss.
ed down the road to-day, on their
way to thu Republican State Couven-
tioa 1t Bcise.
A skilled and judicious resident
physician is invaluable in any large
institution, and is especially priced by
th~ students Of the Seminary at Mt.
Carroll, Ill. though his services are
rarely needed. keep. to give 60, d
advice.
Harry Donovan came in today
from Salt lake City. Nj. Donovan
has associated himself with syndicate
Of capitalist. who have taken hold of
the MsIad Consolidated, on the Gnli
Belt, with the intention. Of developing
that +xceIl. mt group OF claims.
George Atkinson, father of w. H.
Atkinson, arrived to-day from San
Rsf.ee, CAL, o" q visit to his son, VIII"
Is vt work at the Malad Consolidated
group, o" the Gold Belt. Although
'Auer 80 years Of age, Captain Atkin.
son is still hale and hearty, and quite
AS vou"x-I looking ~ whe" the writer
knew him i" Silver City, New, some
Is years ego.
A. NJ. Spencer and Alex. w Stowe,
OF West Superior, Michigan, who have
just spen' = week hunting AMI fishing
III the vicin,t. of tn Red Fish I axes,
returned yesterday, and lett for home
so day. They expressed themselves
as 40 pleased with their jau"t that
they intend to ret"rn early, next wear,
and spend the summer here, with q
party of money-G men Now that
silver 'is monetized, they say that
we are bound to have mining boom.