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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19
NOTICE
TO
CLAIMANTS Of WATER RIGHTS
CARSON RIVER
AND ITS TRIBUTARIES,
TN TRRTGATToN DISTRJCT NIyMBER 2.

l, VIM. Hy Doane, Clerk of the
District Court of the State of Nevada
in and for the County of Ormsby,
hereby give public notice that on the
Ilth dav of March, A, D., 1890, the
Comstock Mill and Mining Company,
a corporation organized and exlsting
under, and by virtue of the laws OF the
State of Nevada, filed and caused to be
docketed in said Court petition and
application, moving and praying SAID
Court to proceed to an adjudictlon OF
the priorities of rights to the use OF
wafer for mechanical, irrigation, stock
domestic and other purposes in lrriga-
t;on District n lumber Two. on Carson
r iver and its tributaries, between the
several dams, bitches, canals and res
eryoirs and the owners and propriet-
ors thereof, named in said petition and
application. -.
THAT upon the fling and docketing
of said petition and application, Hon.
Richard Rising, presiding Judge OF
said Court, entered of record thereon
an order. of which the following is a
true COPY. that said order contains the
names of all parties alleged in SAID pc,
tition and application to be Interested
in said matter.
All parties interested as owners In
anv dam or ditch canal or reservoir on
said Carson River or its tributaries, in
said water district, whether named In
said petition and application or not
are hereby notified to appear at the
said Court, or before the Judge thereof
at the time and place appointed, and
stated in said order, then and there tC
present his, her or their proofs for or
against any priority of right Of water
by appropriation, sought 70 be shown
b. any parry, by, o. through any
/ d.:l., itch, canal or reservoir, either
as consumer OF water from said Car
son River or its tributaries.
Witness nv hand and the seal Of
IsEALl said Court, this 18th day o.
March, a. d., 1890.
| VIM. HY DoANE.
! Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19
SATURDAY, 18th day Of AFEIt, 1895

Said proposed building to be constructed
of brick and stone; to contain all modern
appliances for heating, ventilation aad
sewerage, with special view as to safety
and convenience, to be erected on block
of land in the central part of Carson Clty
and at a total expense for land, building,
fencing, etc, approximatings s4o,ooO-
1t is proposed first-To raise the sum oI
81 500 by a tax be LEVIED and
collected on all property within tiis schooi
District the money So raised to be ai-
pended for purchase of block OF lanG' Iay,
ing the foundation and basement OF sd-u
school building.
ond--To ask the next Legislature 10
authorize the Board of School Trustees ~
Ormspy Co. District Mol, to issue Donds
bearing a rate of interest not exceeding
six per cent. per annum, anu maturing
twenty-five years from the date OF IS
suance for the payment of al! Indebtedness
that may occrue, rot exceeding the SUN n
$40, 900, less the sum raised by afofes,iC
tax and sale of school property.
3d-ro dispose of the Central Schoo'
building and real estate connected there
with on the best teTms ohtain1f''e, at Son
as the new building is ready fo- oceupai'-
CIV. The money derived from said sale to
! be paid into the Comfy Treasury aht nscS.
as payments On aforesaid bondE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19
-AEE E0LL-zs-

OK SATURDAY The 1871. Day ni tPhif.
1890 sp election will be held to deterTaiiic
whether tie sum ef 81. go ibeine.n tar rae
Of 20 centeo !, artf 100 dollars vahi,tioii Oh
a IL property withip the lirsrits Of SCI osi
District No shall Dc ies.sa sna saatod soliee
The ballots win con.ein the Wosds Isz,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-14

Mr.. G. 7. Conovsr. Of the arm o. Craw-
ford 4 Conover. Who hes been spending
several weeks in Chicago. viii return to e.
attle today. Mrs. Frank shafsr. . Sister,
accompanies him Tor visit in this city.
Colonel r. l. Hughsy. Of Paducsh. KY,
= IN the city. He contemplates remaining
here permanently and engaging in the
practios Of Law.
Mr.. J. q. Bushwo!l, q tbs West Coast
improvement Company. leaves today for
: visit u bis old home IN Poughksspsis.
NY.
Mr.. ]. W. Dorr. publisher Of the Blaine
Journal. live paper rspsssenttng the inter
ests Of Northern Whatoom county. IL In the
city.
Mr.. J. Forts Thompson. formerly Of
laquoketa, Iowa. has arrived In Seattle
With view Of lccating.
M. r d. Smith. lnmhsrman end mer-
chant. III Lowell, Snohomish county. wns
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Marcellus A. Dorm. . prominent law
yer IN San Francisco, II . guest At the
nainIee hotsl.
NJ. A. w. Fratsr. Of Fratsr q Ault. alsw
arm. 6nohomish. was in Seattle yesterday.
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shipping in,e,,irenee

fnsr LrnLow, June Is Sailed-Huc-
oeme.
rear BlAxriEr, June i3- Arrivsd-C.
= Whismore, Essslla.
rokr NApIsos June H. Arrived-North-
vest. Sailed Letitia.
Gan Francisco. June ia-Arrives---St my
.,ssseson. Portland; ssmr Scotia. Tillsmeok.
sepastures-Stmr State Of California.
tosasnd; ship Yosemite. Tacoma. ship
roaanerer. Port Townsend Cleared Stmr
aty OF Pnebla. Victoria and Port Townsend.
eedised-6rk Sycamore. Port Gamble
oss'sed--Ship Commodore. Fort Townsend I.
amr Ajax. Coos bay.
INV foax, June ia-Arriyed--(aersn a.
az and 6siiia. from Liverpool: Columbia,
nom Hamburg.
AkSAkRAAvES. June la--Arrived-Iahn
snd falda, from New York.
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eeassie and Tacoma chess Players.

A chess tournament between the players
Of seattle and Tacoma takes place at Ia
coma this evening. The members OF the
Seattle club leave this city on the iosso a.
m. boat. They are c. B, BAgisy. Z. X.
Jennef, J. A. Scharian. Frank A. Peltret
and Il. W. Rarto. This good old gentle
manly sport has hosts Of devotees in this
ana other sound cities. and the Outcome Of
the contest 9Th be locked for with great
interest. A general invitation IL extended
"a chess players 20 attend the tournament
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ruE sLorrER.

strkRieR corEr-HrNKs. J.
~ Matt and Maggie X. Matt Va Hiram p.
Vol Transferred 10 Judge IIchtenhers's
&. oessg case In equity
4zz SUPERIOR eorsr--LlcarxSnERa. J.
e ~. Wai.h VI. Nellie walsh-com piasut dss.
g Without prejudice at nlaintiff-s cost
spsr = Cox vs. his creaitors--lnsoivency
= - q Mites {. Moore nled aud also alaaavit
yesiic&tlen.
fnoHArE corRr-oeRoRN. ..
8 ssaie OF John y Eurisht IN insane person--
va q sale OF real estate
sNSetiee Dearborn. niuor--Fetit.cn for letteu
~saafcisasaip; order setting time for hearing.
1sLAe oil Thomas ]. rewer--Report OF sale.
81 setting time for hearing
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Three more Of the city enumesasors nm
,,hed their labors yesterday --ciarenoe
Raxnsnd. enumcrasor Of District No 81 !:
NJ ". Easter. No. -. and Conrad fontes-
roy. al No a. Thirteen Of the twenty-six
rnumerstors have nos completed their re-
srecsive districts. and the remaining thir-
TEEN are RAPIDLY nearing the end oi their
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-14

The body Of Charles A. Dohson, who
was killed few days AGO by Pratt. Vas
shipped TO Scranton. Ia. last night for
burial. Mrs. nobson. the widow, and two
children accompany the remains and vii
make their home in Iowa In the future A
hr,ef funeral service vas held ~ Bonnev &
Stswurt's undertaking establishment over
~. h,av before il Was taken away.
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rna rHRouaH IRAIsa

Th> Scrshern PAes6e wfil % snd after 1nac
,sse insf. run two through trRlas 70 ana frosn
fne Esst. leaving seatte 81 go q m and ,
p "a fims snosseued twelve hoafa L A.
Nss~su. general axeas: A. chiiAerg ETY. ticket
arxas. hcsson block Y fonsfa. dfros tseksi
Aren't SxAftse
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~ \. =. G. As sssuaessa - -
Bsi11Ing QseseaGa-
1he Youne Meas Chrisfian Association
hnz commenced tearing down the tuo
frame buisdinC en- he front e. ~ lot on
Front strset. betuesn Union and Pfke. ard
- soon q they ere cleared away The erec-
tioa q the permanent building sill cou-
mence. Il q proposed 70 erect The stsuc-
sure 10 The top Of the nsst story above the
street, and II possible the uhols building.
One story vii cost s9.r00 and &c0.Do more
win oompiess Il sccording to the plans II
is quite probabie that loan viii b. -
cured and the complete building built n
once
The June Bssle Can. issued BY he ~
sociasi0n. devotes page 10 two pictures
one Of the proposed one-story building.
and one Of Tie proposed four-st0Ty seruc-
tuSe. Under The one-ssory building are dc
words .We Have $4,000 and under the
other. I'VE Ned s30.0o0" On one corner
q The pags are the words. "a Mute APP
pol 70 The Cifizsns at Seaffie. Which
Shall Il Bey''
n BARGAIN n BLAINE AND D8AYroN
PROPERTY.
few desirable Blaine and Drayt0a lots for
ME hotel. from till o'clock today June n
Buckeye Mowers u the Uaion Hardware
Conpeuy.
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Fer scw rases, excellent Recommendations and
All me feafnrvs hat constitute . suceesssal and
euc,yah;s "Trip 10 sa< East. take the NossAex1 Pc
rfne Threnxh vvstaeese trssHs % 81 PAas,
ssirsrx sysw fngroCm and sseeEzng cara New
sourtsf ssexpafs under The 1srerkicn 81 The Pull
Eau rnsacS Car Company are atsacAe1 70 dasly
through uazr& No better service 70 ta soznd
a ckEhere. city eekss agent. ~ Secoad stree1
bossua h<o<ks Z IOaksn. dspos ticket aeenL -
nftfe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-14

The work on the additional Pipe line to
supplement the water OF the easy = well
along. The excavation Tor the pine Is
competed along fesaer avenue - Isnso
street, and the pipe Is laid nearly 10 King
street The boilers are oeang placed IA
positson q Lake washineton.
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cornics workers and Bosses Arsifrass

Corntce Workers and Bosses Arbifrate.
The Tin. Sheet Iron and Cornice Work
crs' Union had meeting with the bosses
yesterday to see II IA amicable settlement
OF the iitiiculty between them could not be
made. The union claimed that the rules
adopted by the shops practically meant 10
force them 10 quit work or abandon their
organisation. The difficulty 10 to Be settled
today by arbitration. the union choosing
Alexander Walls and the bosses Contractor
John G. Rsdwsrd. II these men are not
able 20 arrive 1T . settlement they win Sc
lcct third party. with = view TO . nnai
settlement OF the trouble.
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KLlsssos. Mont. June l3.-The follow
Ing frst-class passengers passed here on
wssthound train No. l, Northern Pacific
railroad.
". r. u0word end wife. MsA \. >. uaxba J.
=. Tyn. q Il Myen, ~. II. Hyam. ~. 4. War
der. J. =. Mc4weu. D. ~. burke 4. n. Murphy.
q nlcth, 4. Chandler. Lloyd Coliia ~. Badieon.
r.. aud family: \. +. wiiber. Mfs ~. 7. Gay. Nj.
aud Atrs. 0isildef. J. w. Forbes. w. Sherwood.
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This morning 1t 10 O'Clock the Rev. !.
Kaiser. rabbi. viii open his Sabbath school
for jewish children ct Chisholm's hall.
corner OF Marion and Front streets. Child
rem whaling 70 join the classes OF this
school are invited 10 b present ~ the
above-stated hour In order to inscrihc their
names on the list Of pupils. Parents are
Also cordially invited to witness the organ
isation Of this school. Next Friday even
ing the rabbi win also conduct divine
services, which will commence at p.
m. sharp, At tho above-stased hail. and
viii be continued every Friday evening
during the summer months. A fine choir
has been organized for these services. con-
sisting OF the best four voices in this city.
Professor I'D. Lueben being the srganist.
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IN THE COURTS
n1ee Forkeries Against
keent NcCoombs.
orArs SUED ron rErle.


= two oopoD1ee coaTGoe - forEeFy
oe nd endofseng chscks upon ne
- Ihese new casss were brought
1nenafions sworn Oue ~ froee-
1ttnFney Carr. The afss - MED
nd charges the ex'aeent with
e 3 check g ne ORDER g In. 3
- icf ~ upon the rs:ies fnnd, ana
- PAyeeb nams upon tne back-
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yon MALIcIeus 5hosxcu1i
q John = Jones ~. George z.
- 1lcheel Hansen wes called
s5day ~ Judge Humss o.
- Ms not finished whom court
~ the day. The case - suit
- malicious prosecution. The
- prosecuted Tor assault With
pons upon ins0f mstion = a.
e''o : - .eq "a.eu'
me vLAfSrIrr axcovEns
fy'e verdict IN the case q W. 3.
~ ~ Sultan River Mining Com
-. Va received IN Judge STRAIT
ofsmens, me jury nndinx Tor the
ylaclng III amount of his recov.
Dt7.oo.
pryonce enAnrxp.
1igpsce case q Mary A. Stsves ..
Z. eosves was taken 10 for Anal hear.
q i1oee Judee Idohtenhsrc. and 80,
y fo1lne IL additional testimony thu
t Hanisd tie plaintif I divorce on the
16611 q eruol treatment and iudieni.
= ~ tide q their property a 10 r.
- ~ nams = bsfore marriage. No
NJ III evoning q b. NJ.
49, ~us,, row~,s.,c~
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The Formal Opening.

Hosts Of our friends have visited US and all pro
nounce our new home to exceed in sire beauty and
elegance anything Of the kind in the great Northwest
Such overwhelming display Of costly fahrc& deli
cate aces and rich goods has before been made
It was only three days ago that commenced nov
ing but in spite Of all obstacles we have been ready
to receive you on the
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he rfse ssximeas hand vii give = srand
uooA-
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & co
ONCE MORE
I'VE ARE.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
I'VE ARE.

Friday June 9Th. at exactly ten minutes past
o'clock threw open doors for the first reception
Of our customers and friends At our new home Mad
anne Rhea. the celebrated French actress honored Us
and Seattle by coming from Tacoma especially to
make the first purchase in our new store after
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Exact to the Minute

OF the closing Of our old store have we opened the
new one with larger building. with larger stock
and with larger business You Judge for yourself
whether or not have excrted ourselves to properly
celebrate the anniversary Of the ERE and to show the
enterprise which charactcrz-s all Of Seatlcs business
men.
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80 ssssss ss su:ains. Aoorss Revealed asnssy
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NEW EaRRoipERiEs
Afffved Chester csearv.

,ssseryasions on any steamship line IN the
s~eA<Ie se.ysce 10 Europe and ErRiaud can Be
80 ssss g. ii Northern Pkcide once. A. chsiser1
NJ. usaet aren't. sie Second strees. haston
- Ionkln. depot ticket Aren't ssaifas
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! BASE Ball.
ron THE
League Championship
MADISON STREET PARK
FSeattlg vs.. Spokanes
SATURDAY. JUNE II.
SUNDAY. JUNE IS.
TUESDAY. JUNE ~.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS.
General Admission soc
Grand Stand. age extra
GRAND REGATTA,
Excursion
and Picnic
HETTIE BELLE SPRINGS
ON LAKE: "a MAMIsH,
On the al. AAK Railway.
Sunday, June Is, 1890,
sEELEy. the Great Trick oannan. champion
Of the world. IN his wcnderfni exhibition.
Performing ieats accomplished BY no other
carmen In the world
SEELEY Va BUsH-A three-mile scull race
betwes eecley and G. Bdeh. British Columbia's
fnsf oarxman.
SINGLE scuLL AMATEUR coNTEsT-For .
prl.s
INDIAN CANOE HACI-For this race the
mostexpsrt psddIers IN washinstoa have been
fR6P. GEORGE wHrsrLER-rn his marine
exhibi Ion.
Mus Q on the grounda
Bound Trip Teket, %
lIncluding view OF regatta and exhibtuou)
Trains viii leave loot Of Columbia street u .
. m. aud p m
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First Anniversary Of the Fire

Spreading forth for your examination and enjoyment
stock Of goods complete in every particular valued
gathered from every quarter Of the globe and stands
peerless and above all Of any city in the state.
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sss Ec~tn /. Williams viii lecture q Pr.
s1sssnzcn asca next Monday evening, Jure IT,
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The Great Success

Ofour opening has been pleasing to and we feel
gratfed in having the expectations Of the public
but the shortness Of time and great obstacles which
had to be surmounted did not allow full and CON-
mense stock that now carrying.
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First picnic OF the SESSION. Oceans OF clover,
strawberries and cream: ice cream. The large
Ard CONNEXIONS steamer state Of Weshipgton
vii leave st q. m. SATURDAY. JUNE Is: re-.
turning. ave krouuSo at p m. Fuller par-
ficrlars next week. d. J. PIERCE Presidsnt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

The true friends Of temperance ought
always % insist and keep it firmly IN
mind. that the state has the absolute
right to prohibit altoge ther the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors as beverage. IL
the state does not do so, that should
not be allowed to bo Interpreted IN any
way a. an admission Of the absence of
right 70 prohibit The State fails to do
50 as 4 matter of poicy-and policy in
the better sense OF the word, not a
humble or corrupt Welding o. "A evil,
but rather an acknowledgment that the
serHment Of ths majority Of the people
wiH not sustain the fun measure Of
remedial leg station - prohibition.
whether the sentiment Of the people
ever VII be educated ND % thst point,
We cannot saT. Ws are neither az
honrfuI as the rabbi Pr0hibitonist. nor
a. desrondent ss ais opposite. IN -'efio
fssanas sffs isa safe rule for those who
soek - enforce morally by legal en-
actmsnts. especially since 81 leg'sls-
tcn must BE the result of compromse, ,
az in this country. Men Of high moral
Standard. men Of mediun moral
standard. men of low moral standard
and men Of no moral standard Al iost,e
together sbout che 6usl tri5unai-the
ballot box. 0as of the clash comes
forth a standard OF governmental
acton. Whatever it may be, it = sure
90 he q compromi se between The eK-
trcms p - and ths extreme low, and.
thanks to the geuersl en- 5gbtenrnens Of
the Amsrcar peopie, the siandard :
sure to verge toward the hiEaer.
Even though it may net yet os
sdorted. ere right of urohioition = -
eei7ng some very strong legal endorse
merits The case recently decided n
t5e supreme Court Of che gnitet states
isa notaela one. The opsnion rendered
IS Justce Fleid reinforces both PRO
h'Utcry and license Iersisacn- The
trsf5c may b. shsoiuteiy Proaielted
ed discretion nay be exercised IN TIE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

issus of llcsns<s. L = sstEiEd ats
nssa4ly snAE sns AqQog tr'4lle i sek u
.sssit lssgiEmass. Se Rl4a ean e,x;na
a. 1nas44se Fighs 30 carry & %. ,ssl.A<r
e4a aay naa esz.sa Lceass q d. IL
haaors a. a beverage. s.mply bee4ns~
scnse ether msa hss sacb Eeease.
Discrst'oa aax Be shysstsd "a ocaeAls
- Fsfuse i.eenses 10 impEopsr persons
Or liEpronsf s.scss. Ia teFass that can
nol Is ''sAaaa1sEss0oa. Justlcs Fssld de-
elafss t~sao 2SlaclEles u ~ lie says.
- the general eoucuFrencs of opEn-
ioa * -F4Fy esEillzsa sad CAFistssh
ecmmea.tgs there are few sources VI
eEilne aud nliseFy % society, eQazl -
tAs df2m saop sners lat0x x.eatlng
T A4oofs, IA ssnaN gaant lies - be- drank
a. tns tlf.e, ere sod crinlinSte4y -
{ al part.rs applying
lhe sale of sucA liquors In this way
has teeFsfoFe besn, - az times. eous1
cred TIE proper subject 81 lsgssttlye
fesui4tloa. Fer th2t matter. their sale
4 ~ tae glass may be absolutely pgohIo-
Z A@l- Is . Question u pubic expedi-
sncy aud pu0le morality, zad uot o.
Federal AN, There : no lnnsEent
7 rsat Ok q citizen - sell intoxicating
iq1ors BY retail. Il = n0t priyiiege
% = citlzen Of the Slate or the eltlzsa
/ Of the United states
"ih tho PROHIBITION and regulation Of
t1r trafne. discretion may ne vested in
officers 10 dsclde 10 wbom ~ giant and
Z q snom - refuse liquor licenses. The
oficeEs may not AlWAFs exercise the
I poser Conferred upoa them With VIE
dom OF justice 20 the parties affected.
E sat tnat 0. q matter Whlch does not at
Z tect The authority Of the State, or one
which can Or brought under the cog
{ states"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,


Ia another column OF the rELEGRAM-
sKEAIn sill bo found a. copy OF letter
Rrltten ~ 1t. e. Van Asmus. secretary
Of the Grand Rapids Board Of Trade,
% Col Vim. Ludlow, United states
Engineer. relative % the improvement
OK Grand River. The statistical inIor-
nation presented BY the Board Of
Trade % Colonel Ludlow cannot
fal % convince any one, who
considers TIE same, OF the vital
importance OF the proposed riyer
Improvement 10 the future pros
perity Of the Valley City. The neces-
city Of cheaper transportation, II We
hope % compete with other manufac-
turing centers, is clearly set forth.
The steady increase OF our manufactur-
ing aud commercial interests, even
undcr disadyantageOus freight dis
criminaEons, IS shown "a an indication
Of what Grand Rapids might DO if
favored with water communication
with the outside world.
After making a very conservative
estimate OF the tonnage Of freight
traffic Of Grand Rapids for 1900, the
BOARD cites the important fact that q
Aving Of only one ceat per 100 pounds
on freight rates would amount TO the
enormous sum OF 100000 per year.
such considerations can not fail to
Attract toe serious attention OF every
public spirited citizen. If an active
business man, they appeal to his own
experiences. IL an employe, they ap-
peal % his knowledge that prosperity to
business interests means employment
for himself The practcabilty OF the
improvement of this river IS virtually
settled. The only question is 20 induce
the general government % take hold of
the entsrprise. The surest way 20 ~
spire faith In others Is 20 have and to
express faith in ourselves The Board of
Trade should be encouraged aud assist
cd IA nevery way. for whatever way be the
opinions OF citizens az % the other work
or efficiency OF che Board, there can be
no doubt that its isbors for the river i'm
provement are sincere. earnest and
well devised aud the cousummation OF
its efforts viii be Of iucaleua6le benefit
% the business interests OK Grand
Rapids and Western Michigan.