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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
CHARTER.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ST. /,
/ MARY /
TOwS OF FRANKLIN. !
Be it known that Oh this seventeenth
day of the month of January. in the
year of our Loci, one thousand cirht
hundred and ninety, and Of the hide
! pndence Of the United >tatessof America
| the one hundred ard fourteen before me,
}. W. Lyman, a notary public duly com
mssiened, sworn and qualified in and for
the Parish DIST Mary, and in the presence
Of the witnesses hereinafter named and
unders gned, personally came +. ID
| HiRe, /. Murray Ferris, W. w. Hine,
| c. E. ellis, Geo. p. P;,lfrey and VIM.
| l.. Ferris, who declared that awaiting
themselves of the laws of this State IN
| such cases made and provided, they do
by these presents, covenant, agree and
bird themselves as we'll as all such
other persons who may hereafter be-
come associated with them, to form and
constitute a corporation and body DO L.
tic IN law for the objects and purpose
and under the agreements ard stipu-
lations following, viz:
ARTICLE I.
The name and title Of this corporation
shall he the och PLANTA-
TON COMPANY, Limited" By which
name said corporation shall have power
and authority to have and enjoy corpo-
rate existence and succession for the
serm of ninety-nine yeaN from and after
the date hereof; to contract, sue and he
tued; to make and use corporate seal;
and the same to break or alter at pleas |
ure; to hold. receive, lease. convey as
well as mortgage and hypothecate under
Its corporate name, property both real |
and personal, to borrow and lend mon |
ey. to give and receive securities there
for; to name and.. appoint such managers,
directors, officers, overseers and agents
as the business, interest and cOnven- }
ience Of sand corporation may require;
to make and establish such bylaws.
rules and regulations for such corpora
tIon as may benecessary and proper and
the same to alter and amend at pleasure.
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of said corporation shall
be in the town of Franklin, Parish of
st. Mary, State of Louisiana, and
all citations or other legal process shall
0e served upon the President of said
corporation, and in case of his absence
upon the Secretary thereof.
ARTICLE Iii.
The purposes for which this corpora
Ilon Is established and the nature of the
business to be carried on by it are de-
dared and specified to be to cultivate and l
,alse crops ofasugar cane, corn and other {
agricultural products; to contract for
heir cultivation and productions; to
manufacture and refine sugar; to buy
md sell or otherwise use sugar cane, 7
lud other agricultural prodacts con- |
lected or uncoxnected wi h the business, p.
$ may seem desirable to the end of |
Promoting the best interests of he cor
'oration, and generally to do all and f
verything pertaining to or any way .
onnected with tho purposes hereinbe-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
Not Quite That,

Son-Say, father, l want hundred
Don't refuse me, for I'm earning money.
Fatller-An. Is that SO? What are
you doing?
Son-I'he stage. I'm an actor. am
playing the Governor just at present.
Father-Not fora hundred, if the Gov
crnor knows it!-Lowell Citizen,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Il can never be more than a sister TO
you, said a buxom widow. tenderIy, to
an old bachelor wEo had proposed
"Ah, madam. yes, you can" he re-
sponded, Eallantly. Il am notoa man to
lose hope"
Yea, but I say I cannot" she per
sisted.
You have daughters, madam, he
said; 'you may yet be my plother-in-
law. "-Yenowiue's News.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Visitor Ito convicD-What are you in
for, fNend2
Convict-For taking cold, sir.
Visitor-For taking cold?
Convict-Yss, sir. nipped a freezer
full Of ice cream News.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

While time shall last the doings of the
first legislature of the state of Montana
will live in story. The constitution lin
its the length Of the session to ninety
days. The Democratic legislators ran
away and stayed the whole ninety days,
30 that the Republicans could transact
no business. The Republicans remained
the stated term. They had a celebration
at the winding up, with refreshments, in
the midst of which festivities the build
ing caught fire aud all the state docu-
ments were destroyed. The Montana
method Of legislation is unique
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

PATTERSON.

When one has been expecting
a visitor. made all preparations to
receive him, and waited for him il
vain, and gone about ones ordina
~ avocalinns, il is certainly an
noying to have him drop in uney-
pectcdIy and take one b. surprise.
And this is the case with us
Some few month ago We put cur
fields and gardens iii proper trim
replcnshed our stock Of fuel, re
paired our broken window DaneS
huntei up our overcoatS AID I'm
upiS. auu Wait.I jDr winter, but
SIZE did not come November
passed and so did December and
January, and when February was
we'll nj gh gone We concluded she
was not coming at all and ceased
to expect her. We allowed our
stock of fuel to run low, neglected
tho broken windows, packed our
winter clothing in ctmphor and
tobacco and put it AN y Where
the moth doth not corrupt, and
put our fields and gardens in
spring attire; when 10, uneXpect-
edly, unheraldcd, without warn
ing, and accompanied by driv-
ing, freezing rain, winter is upon
us, forcing us to gather up the
remnants of our neglected wood
pile, and heap them on the hearth,
stuff our old hat in the broken
window pane, hunt up our winter
garments from the moth proof re
CepGacics, ana slC ShlverlnS over
she fire, while she nips down the
crops, destroys the promise Of ear
iy traits and vegetables, and srat-.
ties furiously at our doors and
windows, and blows hericy breath |
in opon us through every Granny
and crevice in the house.
Now this is a Nuisance, and if
the clerk Of the weather at Wash
ington can't regulate matters bet
ter than this the Signal Service
Bureau is a fraud and humbng
and ought to be abolished. 1t is
an outrage to tax us for the sup
port of an institution that gives
lis our Summer i'm December and
our winter in March.
A branch of The Southern
Home, Building and Loan Asso-
citation was established here dur
ing the week, with the following
named gentlemen as directors:
B. J. Morey, President; L. A.
Roussel Vice President; Samuel
Z. Guyther, Treasurer and Score
tary; B. Levy, Attorney; Hon. J.
A. Loret, Local Agent; Jas. P ,
Nuggah, T. Bellissien, r. D
Smith, and DR.. w. ID. Roussel.
= The Misses Phoebe and MYRTLE
Steele, Of Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Amanda Delmas,
Mr.. ID. ROussel and wife were :,
Town on a visit to their SONG. G.
aoussel. :
MIR. Thomas Shaffer stopped e
'ver here on Sunday to visit his u
lister, Mrs. Fl. J. Sanders.
Mr.. Elam Wadsworth has been r
appointed to the position of clerk !,
or J.P. Muggah &Co. vacated by
DR.. Gable ROussel, and Mr.. p. -
hartman takes charge of the tel -
raph office. :.
The old residents of the place
ere agreeably surprised on Tues :;
ay last to recognize in gray.
eaded stranger, their old fellow :
tizen Mr.. James Rogers, brother -,
} Mr.. John NJ. Rogers. An alb - -
.noe OF over twenty years has =
ade him q stranger in the place
his birth
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
An Eclipse,

Mosher-I'm afraid your husband Is
going to be i'll. How did he look this
morning at breakfast?
Young Wife, didn't see him; he was
reading the paper.-Life.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
a Wise Fool.

Il see you are growing bald; what dc
you attribute it tor
''Hard study
"Why do you study SO hrl?'
1rying to solve the problem Of max.
inga living without work. West Shore.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Paris. of St. Mary.

l, Walter J Stubborn, District Attor-
ney nf the Nine teenth Judicial District
of the State of Louisiana, having OK
amined the foregoing act Of incorpora-
ton, do certify that, in my opinion the
purposes and objects of the same are
legal, ard that hone OF the provisions
therein contained are contrary to law.
Thus done and signed at Franklin,
Parish of St Mary, La, on this 9th day
of January 1890.
WALTER.J. SUTTON,
District Attorney 18th Judicial District.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
Tho Disturbing Cause.

Professor Wayback-SiIence! there's
no aeed Of SO much noise. Who is it
that's so loud?
Scholars with eyes centered upon pro-
fessors apparel) -P:ease. sir, faint none
Of us.-Lippincott's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Inc capital stock of said corporation
Is liked at the sum of thirty Thousand
dollars ($30,OOOl to be represented by
three hundred shares of one hundred
dollars ($lO0) each, payable i'll cash IN
fall at the time of subscription, which
capital stock may be increased or re-
duced bya vote of three-iourths OF me
stoc khoiders at any meeting called TOT
SAID purpose as psovlded n the statutes
of the State of Louisiana.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot
Up $685., s57.9s.
RECORD or THE PAST WEEK
The weather Has HAD = Depressing
KEeet rpen the aIarket-Ersght
Prospects for the Yesr.

The cold ard stormy weather oil the past
week has had q very depressing effect
aFoa The geat estate market. Then tie
seasoH has hardly oreneds and business
men have rot set balanced their lass
years business. and are accordingly SLOW
about making investments Nefg few
strangers ers n the city seeking invest
naeGts, and those who are here are staying
cs0se 70 tlse hotels. waiting for better
weat3es before yeniursng 0ut 20 select
property. There is general FEELING OBJ
ssFgal,ie among real estate men. however,
Of most secure confidence in the outlook
iog ilse Seattle real estate market
Dir. &. 7. Co1sDver Of The firm OF Efaw-
fos, 4 ConoTer. said yesterday: "The past
week has been very s.ulI one aud no salss
81 iEaporsssszEz -.s7--sz--,ia<se The first
bright days however. will bring change.
and present indications point to the isveli-
81 GEAR Seattle real estate Een have ever
known =
sEr, " If Lleweiiyn, OF Eshelman &
Llewellyn said There has been bat lit
tie aeiivity ia real estate during tie last
week. owing 10 the stretched condition Of
the weather. January always Is uui
month b1t from present indications ! see a
very lively summer aad ar unusually act
tvs sear in store for as
lis noteworthy fact that 50 Isr this
year there have been SO deeds filed for rec
ord with the county auditor, against 51s
Tor the corresponding period of last year.
The transfers Of last week we're all for
moderately small considerations. The rec
ord Of The week By days is as follows:
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nE Is nrNanY Non
Rorksr whIse FsIghtened Into Gsvins
Nn I'll. l.ank East.

Rorksr White Frightened Into GsyinE
Np His Leng Fast.
Foyer Waite long drawn out prefense
Of sickness Is ever The snadeu resfoFa-
ton Of his lost appetite between Friday
nisns ard Saturday morning sas lndicrous
III IL faFiaiss.
sheriff McffAw's ruse In wilieh he ii.
reeted Eloe3ofs smith. Eanies aud Good
sped 20 annouaee 20 White that they in
tended 10 perform al operation
upon hlm ilss next morning
which might sermiaete fatally At any rate,
with egaai chaslces Tor sic ana apash was
sneeersflsi This Vas on Friday night
Before next morning Whites nind had
unsiergune eouap lste misconceptions. All
night long visions ef sealDess, delicate little
saws ard various other instruments
OF torture no doahs chased one
another through Whites disturbed
mind. and grihnsng skeletons sitting
on bloody siSseeting tables, throwing
about unfortunately lost appetites. must
have worked horrors ia toughsned con
science.
At breakfast time yesterday morning he
was hungry. The threat had worked
White had Cruel Tor breakfast. cruel for
dinner arid cruel Tor supper large guam
titles To-day ha will cal for county Jail
ess-s Should bis apretts faii hin again.
sheriff Me6raw viii shake a scalpel before
lis eyes anu his Inaladv viii vanish.
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THE WATER FRONT.

The I.akme is looked for hourly.
The Blnejacket has begun loading coal.
The City Of Quincy is again in service.
The Quiekstep is still at Phinney' 5 wharf.
The toiut Arena il still at the Hatfield
Squire wharf.
The Madison street bunkers viii be ready
for use within q few days.
The bark Melrose will take the VILLAIN
cites place at the bunkers.
The Abner Coburn may not get away
even this week. She takes 5000 tons.
Repairs 10 the Fanny Lakes boilers and
machinery viii be completed within few
days.
The Willamette viii be ready to go to
sea today with 2ooO tons of coal for Port
land
The revenue cutter Corwin, Captain
Hooper. returned 10 Port Townsend yes
terday.
Tie Cascade landed cargo of hay and
oats from Stanwood on Bogardus' wharf
yesterday.
The Haytien Republic is scheduled TO
sail from San Francisco for the Sound,
Friday January =.
The Wells fine steamer Jeanne is sched-
uled to leave San Francisco for the Sound
Monday, January 20.
The ssringers and Gaping for the addi-
ton TO Denny's wharf at the foot OF Union
street were laid yesterday.
The George W. Elder is expected here
from Portland early this week. She sails
for Alaska next Thursday.
The Wilmington, completely reftted and
renovated. leaves San Francisco for the
Sonnd some day this week.
Up to late hour last evening the tug
Dispatch, which went TO Fairhayen after
the j. G. Britain. had not returned.
The steamship Hayden Republic sailed
fer san Francisco yesterday morning. She
had l ,001 tons OF Eanaimo coal and fulI
list oil passengers.
The bark Germania. Captain Harry Lane.
has arrived here from San Francisco. She
loads Black Diamond coal and is at pres
ent dischargIng ballast at West Seattle.
Work on the new steamer which IS TO
carry milk from Vashon 10 Seattle daily, is
progressing slowly. She lays near Clark
& Bartlest's boathoase at the foot OF Union
street
The City Of Puehla, Captain Debney. ar
rived in port yesterday morning after a
rough passage. She brought / 500 tons OF
freight for the Sound. She finished dis
charging her miscellaneous freight at the
Ocean dock early in the afternoon, when
she moved TO Schwabacher's wharf. unload
ing there large consignment. size goes 20
Tacoma this morning.
The new steamer Detroit is 20 be widened
eight fset. Her present width OF beam is
seventeen feet. and the additional eight
feet viii make il twenty-five feet. This
work will be done at Salmon bay by The
Melaney Bros, her owners The Detroit
viii probably be towed to salmon bay to-
morrow The chance Is made 10 increase
the vessels freighs-carrying capacity and
10 give her greater bearing on the water.
As she now Is she is badly cramped for
room and pitches considerably in a heavy
sea.
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raE nn1ekI..rEev srnIgE.
We xsw s1nveneafs ~ Kffi2er side OPP
pasEslen vf the Builders.

Sa xsw Anvpneafs ~ Kffisev Side OPP
position uf tian Builders.
There u noting particularly new cor
essnsng The ssssea aserx 8ikike. A nHEnstx
Of ssaAli eutsrarEors have pernsiksesl their
saex 50 81 - work IT the tire and for The
pay demanded tsDk wiaetsier the arrange
ment gla iaet vesy lrng Or not resa4kEss 70
BE SEEN Ike Iarwe contractors etiH refuse
20 aesei4 % the demands * the striking
bys1kssyers. The latter are eeniAseUt that
ffny lave sks up,sef band eEd that shsy
alsl eventually wiS.
Selsiase side II pressing matters. and no
STRIFE may ts iocksG f0r na1A alter tie
meetings o. tie Busleers' Ezessaags to-
nso-Fow and II tse RsIckiaytss Union
Tsessas
The brie kIayeFs claim - hare - men IS
wefk ard that Otto Hanke. Games sFssrrs
Jafnss Park aad Contractor turns are the
oaIy fIg contractors h8 are Sighting
asassss sIse anioa. The contractors eiaiIn
81 Stored : gate high.
Iafnes Spars. NiIo II hniI5.ng the Butter,
Bsxtes. ewass ard Washtngtaw blocks.
when keea hy reporter said.
pisl riot acrese 10 TIE gemaGds Of
th@ anisH hreense caBnat ai.ofi i. We're
/ u rive tbs nsen wAat taeg ask | wosisa
90 aiseai st 4 lsss q s5s day. Noy i =
gv.Hg % take sevefai months 70 eenapleie
these holdings ana where woEsld Iny profit
be. The fnep for ahsns | ara working
raousse b sappofs ME. ape ] say again
mili not stand II I isgnrsl on these bsiisa-
inrs II d rate of 5 per dag AMI nine hours
wofl. Il the hrleksaysrs wlsl xaft until
tfese Buildings are repletesl and The fnen
who build ID future wlif sfafd the raise.
whv ] an also ; l.lne e 30 %
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gold il IT, Taking il to the beach he pro-
ceesied 70 wash il out. hat the skull WAS
too nuch deconpo<ed and tell 70 pieees.
whereupon he cast il into the wafer. The
men then threw the rest Of che bones In.
TOO
The teeth in both skulls we're in fair
state OF preservation. and the ground
where the bodies had been buried was
sandy. The graves were near big tree.
and the roots had grown over the
collins. the smaller of which had been
placed at the foot of the larger. about three
feet distant
TWO or three Of the workmsn said last
evening that they believed the nan had
been Hudson Bay hunter who had died
here. and he and bis daughter hsd been
buried By the Indians, who invariably
make practice al placing the effects Of The
dead in their coffin.
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VI Then ] thsnk o. the to@el, tie old.
fashioned foRsl, that used g. haas nls hy
tae prsassns house decor. / think thsi
n0hosiy ga shese days q slaeaay can ham,
nser out iron to wear a y wore. IRE tramp
who assssesi 3, sire devil who Hsel Is, tbs
comr $40 got i when tasse two wefe gone.
tas makeup and togenaTi. the e1tltos. poor
sssags each yaasea some crime oil = hs.e Ilaes
rat q heap ons In. over aad under. taas
hssTkes shan tannsier, twas harder than
poverty, reuehes tA2n str: fEesa The 70 ler
suspended. s. neysF vas htnaed. ard il
A&pns4 en- she Wal Ike $ banner oS tia II
gres sklckes and roagtssr AID harder ard
soarissy, and daily Ffsf GA 3 nsa7e Enkier
hue. ANITA csc wsnssy Tnoraise. ~ hosk aay
4Arn4UE 4 lei. 10 tie aoar ard MAS bFnkea
IL t@o
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nREyIrIas.

Ioans: James Boutwell, Roxwell block.
The Front street cable viii start mp this
morning
Mr.. s. II. darkness has gone to What.
com on : short visit.
Mr.. n. j. Monroe l. con fined 10 the house
with severe aud persistent attack OF Ia
grippe
Under The head Of Fer Rent. Heuaes
ard store. . live business location is
oiEered.
The county auditor Yesterday issued =
license 10 wed for John Anderson aud
Lesa Larson Of Seattle. ~
Aessrs. g ~ Brown & Co haverenkfved
from Nest stFees to the Frye Block. corner
Front and Marion streets.
A mseting of the Independent Order OF
h'nai Birth viii be held this afternoon in
IT. hall, corner Front and Marion streets.
OwInE To the Increased demand for inns-
Der the Oregon Improvement Company will
run their snill night aad day, commencing
Tuesday OF "Wednesday night.
A plat % South Park has been tllea with
the county auditor By William Adams and
Frances G. Adams. Is i situated iE sec
lion y, township 2inorsh, range east
building Inspector Abbott yesterday
Issued a permit 60 William f. Bailey.
taree.st1fy brick ard store. lots j and 1.
hloek :, A. A. nenny's additions, cost
Si3sa
4 Plat OF Nood's Sonth shore division Of
esresn Like addition to Seattle has been
tied hs " ~ Wood and Emma W Wood
Isis situated IN section Z. township - north,
raags east, and contains IS acres.
The insurance ga the residence OF Mr..
", II. TAFT 81 Traeyton, which vas con
ssms.i hy are Thursday morning. has been
found "a Sc 81 sea TIE origin OF the fire
Ssh remains mystery.
Mr.. r. A. neiaaeman. II Robert Suther.
land. Mr.. II. A, Leach ard Mr. Louis
/ BF&nsies. "a ne FeSr, lsrEttlaKScEE COM
pnssas rosra, returned lass evening from $
very suecessfai weeks hunting trip 10
loud canal
/ The branch aglce 81 Richard Nevins, r..
+. az AnaeoEte hsv'sg proved a great sue-
cs.ss. he sesa up Yesterday smother corps oE
+ engineers sasl lra0shtsmsn g. fsii Orders.
+ Property owners can call al his main ogsiee.
+ - iQstea hoek. ~ az h.s branch afflsa Al
aaeeestes Ter isl sniormatson.
he arNaaxAt Isha ard Investment
Ianeuas1e elasei e8affsc& yesterday with
rs AFE s. ielargsea Ter he ea5l5lUg q the
nsW s.. SO hs}eA and sleGe hassi as ana.
eafse The Ao'ts w5ll pe hasl8 ga hlpck
la WaEk - lie canlmteea1 FehuaasY 1.
sad 81 BE u running op rstsae mnt later
than AsKast -
Afteaes q .aeaTFs atian IS TIE arn &C
+ il j Ha8 & t'e-. ueFe 6ei 3 ~ she taaasv
8essssee YESTERDAY hy lisnfy II, EFunsff,
Harry J. Aw.i. Richard Wlasor, y.
sind Alges "a YlnSss ahe oh - are
50 carry an : general faEe tire sna
haas@ sarsssshtnE ssNsAaFs# 4Ae eanlsal
+ stock s gasss1 dSYIdeA lni9 81 shares q
slt0 saeh Fas igastses are llaFEy , Had.
Fss l3en Rteaar8 WsusoT. r.. viee press-
aeat Aat b. i, BanaeSt seseetAry aad
treasurer
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ming In Reason.

old Martini colonel ol the t h cavalry.
was 4 martinez IN ala save bis own habits.
ca one ocs aston the regiment was about
se start On a long march through Texas,
and orders were issued that baggaeas hsnia
be reduced "a a minimum. Lieutenant 4.
had lust receives lrom his father small
box OF books. twelve by fourteen incaes in
measurement, and tin4iSly asked the colo
mel Il he paseiat not take Il along.
TODD CAD sirl No SIR Cousdnr hear
Of sseh thing. sig!''
I. I'n very sorry. colonel Ii viii be very
dan cat there without any reading. Nv
father seat ae a bavnel Of whisky. too: bal
Of eouFse eea5S.n't take thar.
''s3e95 ga! SIR OF course yoa can. sirt
Anyshlne SD reason. slrtT
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4 MONSTER CRANK.
The Zig Piece az Forging Done In =
seattle shop


Seattle shop
sIr. Robert q. Wessern4an has Just
turned cat from his machine shop on
West street., one block south 81 Yesler
avenue. . mammoth crank shaft. which L
~ FAR tie largest piece Of forging ever
turned out in Seattle. The shaft weighs
$50 ponds, Is zine feet long and six
inches IN diameter. and was made on Mr..
WesteTman's new |. l,A pound-stTike steam
hammer, which il the largest hammer in
Washington or Oregon. Heretofore such
work as crank shafts Ter steamers had 10
be sent East or 70 san Francisco, bsst this
state Of affairs Is changed through Nr.
WesterInan's enterprise. This shop i now
the lest equipped shop N tbs Northwest,
and il viii be further equipped in a short
time b. tie addition Of heavy forge
furnace for steel work
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A Chinaman stood watching a young
lady typewriter manipulate the keys OF
that wonderful instrument yesterday az
Crawford q COnoyer's eFiice. lie gAzeyi In
tsntly At the sleader fingers as they eeftlv
few over the keys, and seemed intensely
interested as well as perplcxed. Finally,
in his bland and chlldlike way. he para
lyHed the Young lady BY saying, What for
him no singf