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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-16
DIVIDEND NO As.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY MINING COM
" pany, Salt Lake city, Utah, November 18th.
dividend for October of thirty seven thousand
five hundred dollars 1887 ,500), the same being
twenty-five cents per share upon the capital
stock of the company, payable November Goth.
1890, at the office OF the company, l25 South
Main street tup stairs1, Salt Lake city, Utah
TERRITORY, and at theof1ce OF abe treasurer, j.
dBsHsggiH, Sapf Francisco California and at
the oilice of the transfer agents, Messrst Lpuns-
New York city. Transfers close November 25th'
1900 r. G. CHAMBERS. Prcsidnrt
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ElOR SALE-320 ACRES OF FINEST LAND
IL In Snake River valley, three miles east of
Eagle Rock with 81 800 water-right VIII ex-
change for city property in Ogden or Salt Lake
and give long time on part. For particulars
addressG. G.. Wright, manager C. w. & M Co.,
Eagle Rock. Idaho.
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS,

MRS. Winslow's soothing syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
snotnes the child, softens the gums, allays
all PAIN, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhna. Twenty-Five cents
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The Official Returns of the Re
cent Election
GIVEN IN FULL BY PRECINCTS.
A Comparison with the Vote Cast for John
T. Game and B. n. Baskin two
Years Ago.

The returns of the recent election for
delegate to Congress, as announced by the
canvassing board, have already been pub
lished in THE HERALD. The official returns
by precincts were as follows:
BEAVER COUNTY.
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Take it before breakfast because it
WH give you an appetite, regulate the
bowels, and cleanse the system of all i'm
Rurlues.Dr. Henley's English Dandelon
Tonic. Sod everywhere.
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Free Wants!

All employment advertisements inserted three
Lmes without charge; other advertisements IN
ms column 10c- per line first insertion. &C. each
Tune after; by the month, 81 per line. Marriage
notices. 81: birth notices, Soc. death announce
nents, free; obituary comments l5c. per line.
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legislation benefitting them, and if any one
thing needs an alteration, and that by way
of increase-'tis surely the paybof the bone
and sinew of the army-the privatess oldief.
OPEN AIR CONCERT.
This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock sharp, the
regimental band Will render the following
programme under the leadership of Prof. A.
Feussell:
1-March, Triumphal''. Gilmore
2-Overture, 1.-The Silver Bell" Schlepergrell
GSerenade .,Niraida;, Brooke
5-Waltz, "Bacarolle''. --Gungl
Choral.
THE NEW TACTICS.
Colonel T. F. Edmunds, an old volunteer
officer, is very hard in criticising the new
drill regulations. By reference to the
Army and Many Journal of November 8, IL
Will be seen that among some sixteen (l6)
paragraphs of objections and suggestions,
we note: 'Bayonet exercise superf1uons,"
Setting up drill too long," Manuel OF
arms not sufficiently simplified." Conclud-
ing his terse criticism Colonel Edmonos
says: "By throwing out say two-thirds OF
the elaborate and useless close order mat
ter these necessary additions can be made
without materially increasing the bulk OF
the book" The additions recommended
are: Guard manual, honors to be paid by
troops, transportation by rail, destruction
of railroads, destruction of bridges, en-
trenchments, aid to civil power lin cities
threatened by mobs), emergency lecture
and sanitary rules Colonel Edmonds'
article in full was first published in the
Boston Globe of date November
November IL, 1880. FRITZ.
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IF THE NURSE OF GEORGE H. TOWNS
i bend, who died in Denver in June. 1882 who
was known by the name of Mrs. Miller and af-
forwards married gentleman by the name Of
Wilson, will communicate with Q. G. Holloway
attorney at-law. First National Bank building
advantage
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

A BAY HORSE, ABOUT EIGHT YEARS
hB lold,9 right ifront footf and left hind foot
white, with whte1l staHI in face sA1liberal re-
ward will be paid to the person returning it.
Economy clothing store. Desky Bros, l24 w.
c~co-I t+ni-+', = -
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PERSONAL. >

GREAT FORTUNE TELLER-BY HAND
" reading, and astrologist, the young Madame
j. G. Zadtella, just arrived from Europe tells
three ditferenl ways, will remain only q few
days longer; tells past present and future
hand who the future husband or wife will be;
brings back husband or lover in so many DAYS
also has the great Egyptian breasplate, charms
or lucky belt; gives advice and luck in mining
business; for good luck in love, luck in bust
ness OF any kind, and at games OF chance; luck
in long and safe journeys. Tells what business
best adapted for ;salso settles family troubles,
My grandmother before me was great fortune
teller. Sure cure for asthma, catarrh, corns
and bunions and drunkenness; fine hair tonic;
preparation for ladies' complexion Ladies'
eau at once ana De convinced OF my telling true
to give perfect satisfaction. Madame j. c. Zad-
tella; office hours 10 a. N. to 9 p. m, parlor
room ], up stairs, 1873 East, Second South,
Midgley Block, Salt Lake, Utah.
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Druggists like Old Jed's best bourbon
and rye whisky for all their prescrip-
tinna
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uERSCHEL, ASTROLOGER AND PHRE.
Ii nologist. past, present, future and
adaptabilities told. Horary questions on bust
ness, mining, etc 30 cents and sl.00. A East
First South Street, Salt Lake City.
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WANTED-A SOBER, STEADY YOUNG
w man wishes situation in city. Not par
tlcular to kind of work. Has family. Address
W.. care Herald Office
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LOS

7 OST-BETWEEN CITY HALL, SECOND
IL South and Second East. u GOLDEN bracelet.
Finder please leave at 262 South, Second East.
and be rewarded
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY AN EXPERT.
w enced engineer; can do own repairing;
accustomed to stamp mills. Address EN-
ginoer,n this office.
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NOTICE..

M A. sally HAS BOUGHT OUT THE
III. merchant tailor establishment of Lewis
Snulman at auction sale by the U. S. Marshal
and VIII continue the same business at the old
stand, "a East First South Street.
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CHAPPED HANDS. LIPS AND FACE,
Sunourn and tan quickly cured by using
Arnicated Eureka Cream. 25c at drug.
cyict g,
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH
w good reference position as collector
from a. m, to l2 m. ADDRESS T. A, Tellefson.
262 South Second, East Street
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WANTED-BY AN OLD MAN SOME
w light employment between the hours of
and 6, knows the city, good reference. ADDRESS
this office, Mac.
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WANTED-A POSITION AS ASSISTANT
w bookkeeper in railroad Office or mercan-
tile house. Will pay anyone securing me posi-
ton S25. Apply N. E. l. this office
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ULSTER MILLER, THE PROPHECIES,
y conducts divine service at the Temple of
honor hall, corner of First South and Main
street, every Sunday evening at 7:45 O'Clock
Alter short sermon she delivers messages to
persons in the audience from their guardian
angels and spirit friends. In this way the Mes
siah is restoring the fullness of the spiritual
gifts OF His gospel to His people Mrs. Miller
may also be interviewed every week day at her
residence, gel S. West Temple street. Private
interviews each 81. Spiritual circles on Tues
DAY and Thursday evenings. Admission %
ents.
blush GARMENTS: PLUSHES REFIT-
4 ted and steamed at Cohn'S IS E. Second
South.
j. s. TURNBULL.
pull POSTER AND GENERAL ADvER-
~ Using agent. Distributing q speciality.
loS and l60 South Temple street Salt Lake city.
TO LOAN.
z PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON IN
side property Small commissions. Jack
son Waterman 80 Scott-Auerbach building.
Take elevator.
BEST BRAND ELGIN.
p W. RAYMOND. sILvERINE CASE,
~. warranted, for S22. Casa to loan Brun-
neH NO, East md South, Salt Lake city.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the und rslgned as printers stationers and
publishers in Salt Lake city. Utah. under the
style or trim OF ASpinall & Smith is this day
dissolved by mutual consent and that the said
business will in the future be carried on by the
sad =. j. Smith alone, who will receive and pay
any debts of the late co-partnership.
E. B. ASPINALL,
Ell. SMITH
Dated this November s. 1890.
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY A YOUNG
" man, as pastry cook, town or country.
Address w. P, 729 East Third South Street.
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WANTED-A POSITION IN AN OFFICE
w or as clerk in store by young lady
with good education. Address r. W. this Office
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A NJ PREPARED TO FEED $50 HORSES
u during winter. Apply to Barton g. Co.,
clothiers 43 and As Main steeet. or TO the under
signed, Peter Barton. Kaysville, Davis county
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THE CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
is THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
1 in the city; lowest rates to working men.
No. EOS State road
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS BooKKEEP-
w er or writing in an Office Salary no OBJ
ject. Address "Bookkeeper," care Herald
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT = NEATLY FURNISHED
i rooms 80 and sl2 at % W. Sixth South
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MARKET REPORT.

WHOLESALE BUYING PRIcEs1
Retail about Is per cent higher.
Corrected Daily By the Peoples Fer,carding Co.,
"a dnd2e H. Yc9gsd South Street
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A GOOD FARM TO LEASE. ADDRESS
"A X. II, Herald.
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LlOR RENT-GOOD PASTURAGE AT
IL Church Farm. Apply on the premises, or
to F. A Mitchell, % z lst South
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NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
"A holders Of the Big Hole Placer Mining
Co., is called to be held at the secre-
tarys office, 172 South Main street, Salt
Lake city, (Baskin & Van Hornes Office
at 2 o'clock on Tuesday evening, November
%, 1890, to take into consideration the propo-
sition of placing the Big Hole Placer Min
ing Co. stock with stock exchanges; to hear
report of mining engineer. which at that time
Will be presented also for the consideration of
any other business which may come before the
meeting. W. G. Van Horne, Home Secretary;
j. Midgley President.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A POSI-
w ton as clerk in dry goods store, four
months experience. Reference furnished. Ad-
dress c.. H Herald.
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| WANTED-A SITUATIAN AS SCHOOL.
w teacher, understanding music Good
references Apply or address 229 West Second
| North Street, Salt Lake City
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DOR LE-CHEAP-DISHES. TABLE AND
IL cooking utensils, suitable for light house
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WTANTED-BY A SCANDINAVIAN GIRL
w situation to do general homework Apply
sos S. Third West street.
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WANTED-BEDS TO MAKE PART OF
w each day. Address H. B.. Herald office
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED
" twenty-o not afraid of work position.
Address L. 8, Herald Office
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FOR SALE-MIscELlANEoUs,

ENOR SALE-FULL STOCK OF BOOKS FOR
y university academy, college. seminary and
district school students at McAllister s. Co. g,
12 Main street
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS STEGRA-
w pher and typewriter or assistant book
keener best OF references. Address F. j. p,
534 South, FIRST West Street.
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Q1S0 WILL PURCHASE AN UPRIGHT
g0IOU piano, rs octaves. rosewood case
has been used a short time. Call in the after
noon at 106 Z. St.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-MIDDLE AGED MATRON.
w from Wichita. wants nursing or can fill
a position as matron. Address S. L., this office.
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WAMTED.-HELp-.FEMALE,

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework in small family of four. None
but experienced need apply to No. g. Fourth
East street.
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HORSES WINTEaED.

WANTED-1OO HORSES TO WINTER.
w Terms SO per month. Apply at Telephone
Barn, Salt Lake.
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FROM UINTAm AGENCY.


From OR Fort Duchesne correspondent.
Coyote low at the United States gov
eminent saw mill, forty five miles from
that post we have the following: The act
ing foreman Of Hoey Bros. arrived on the
ULtah reservation on the 7th inst. with $50
head of beef cattle TO be delivered to the
two agencies (Uintah and Ouray) agreeable
TO contract. Hoey Bros. are to furnish
seven head per week to the Uintah and ten
heac weekly to the Ouray agency Their
contract expires on June 30, 1891. Six or
seven hundred head win be required to fill
the contract. These cattle nave been
herded in Strawberry valley, where the i'm
mense herds owned by the Messrs Hoey
are now held. MIR. Curtain, the acting fore
man Tor these Uintah cattle men, saws that
STOCK is IN line condition, and moro than
likely his firm will bid to furnish Fort Du-
chesne with fresh beef when the time for
such arrives. A singular fact about driy-
ing these cattle is that they have lost no
flesh, but look even sleeker than when thev
left the range.
GENERAL M'KEEvER's REPORT.
General McKeever, acting adiutant-pen-
eral of the army has filed his annual re-
port Tor the fiscal year ending June 30. 1890.
with the secretary of war. He deyotes
much space to the subject of military COL
leges ahd reports u, GAG students as attend
Ing these schools, whilst Sll attended artil
lery and ), 040, infantry drills. The general
favors the army detail as tactician for
these schools and urges that the military
feature be compulsory on all attending over
the age of fifteen years. He also recon-
mends that the army officer be furnished
with an allowance for purchase of fuel.
Further, he adds, that the reward of $50 for
the apprehension of a deserter, is not suf1i-
cient-should be Sl00-so that the civil au-
thorities would make il an object. He saws
that the almost certain immunity of the
deserter from arrest is because thS pres
ent reward $500 has proved totally made
quate, as is proved by the small number
OF arrests compared with the large number
OF assertions. Further, he urges that the
non-commissioned officers pay be raised.
In this connection the general would do
the private soldier good turn by advising
that his pay be raised from the paltry sum
OF Sl3 per month to say $40 or S25 and
present allowances. Such move as this
would put in the ranks good material, men
willing to serve without becoming dis
satisfied. As a rule the tendency is to
lower instead of raise the private's pay
for instance, during Grants administra-
ton the pay per month was reduced from
BIG TO Si3-now for recruits certain
amount of his monthly pay is retained dur
ing the t1rst year Of enlistment The en-
listed branch. would be thankful for any
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TOR RENT-THE FINEST CORNER DRUG
u store in town. No old stock or fixtures 20
buy! 5U2 Third South
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DOR RENT-VERY NICE, COMFORTABLY.
u modern eight room house: 3O5 Fifth East
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WANTED-STUDENTS IN DOUBLE EN-
w try bookkeeping, taught by actual prac-
tlce on regular books, day or evening.
special class commences tomorrow Mon
day. evening at p. m. This is splendid op-
portunity for obtaining thoroughly practical
education in bookkeeping. Harry r. Browne
expert accountant, 90 Main street Office hours
II 80 TO |, and 10 8 daily. ONCE open every
evening from 30 to 1920.
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EOR SALE-LOCATED ON THE RIO
IL Grande Western railroad six room dwell
ing house, with cellar, good barn, thrifty or
chard of young trees, pasture close at hand,
and 81, 600 interest in prosperous mercantile
business. Address Bargain care OF Herald
office.
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EOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS BY OWNER,
IL 10x10, corner N and Fourth streets. plat D.,
facing south and east, at $500. Address room
35, Cullen hotel.
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FOR SALE-.REAL ESTATE,

5000 cash. for 20 lots. with corners.
worth $3.50 each, 25x136, within IL miles
limit OF P. o.; two blocks from street
car. Fuller & Young, Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
Ay INSTANCE or corrRrLLs vrLLAyr

Speaking Of the runian Cottrcli. OK Mayor OF Cedar
KEYS Fla. who shot dead the other day whlio
attempting 10 kin an officer OF the law New-forker
who has recently returned from % long stay In the
Peninsula state said other day The general RELIEF
experienced at the death Of this truouent villain can
only be appreciated By those who have lived near MS
old stamping ground | stayed for "a few months not
far from Cedar Keys and often heard OF the terrorism
maintained by Cottreli over the town. but only met
with one man who had actually suffered ut the rinans
hands lie told me that Cottrcll had driven him away
from the district surrounding Cedar Keys Cotrel' IL
seemed took II upon himself to levy tribute upon all
settlers who wanted 20 ccmpt Government land In
the region over which lac ruled. lie did not pretend
TO own the land all hut new arrivals were made 70
understand that before they entered their names AT the
Land Office for hOmcsteads they must see the Mayor
This scheme brought In considerable revenue How
ever tho settler OF whom speak came along one DAY
and not having any money to see 'ottre with, was
bold enough to make entry for homestead and take
rosscs,ion 81 II on his own hook. As Cottrcll
heard Of this open defiance o his authority he mtchcd
A team to a wagon got half dozen Of his henclmen
in II with him. fully armed and rode out Ia the home
stead OF the newcomer.
"On arriving there they saw the son Of the home
seadcr ohopplng down tree near the tent that was
serving for home until q rude house could be erected
Cottrcll dsmonntcd took steady ann with his rife
across the horses backs and fred. The ball smashed
the poor lads neccap all to pieces and he fell scream
ing on the ground. Cottcll jumped into the wagon,
the horses dashed INTO run, and the towards re
turned 10 town 10 have glorious drunk.
Word was sent to the father that a worse fate
would beia him he did not speedily get out of the
county. Having no money to make his peace with. he
got ont much 10 the disappointment Of Coitrcll ana
the lad viii be "a cripple AL his Me-
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FRESH SEAL PiRAcTES ORGANIZING.
From The san Francis u Chronicle.

From The san Francis Chronicle.
~ the arrival ~ the steamer Alexander II from
PeiropaulovsM more evidence IL received rs 30 the
slaughter of seals IN northern waters The Alexander
1883. She subsequently, purchased by the Alaska
Commercial Company. she brought down p.'Oo seal
S@ SHd viii have o GOO n. al the loves c.mss
from the combined cargoe, Of The kafluk Alexander
aud Leon.
The companys contract with the Russian Govern
meut when IN, just expired. VIII be renewed Tor ten
ana not twsny year. q, na nesn ',su va 80"
By which the siberian fookcrcs are threatened 10y an
Invasion of poscher, from unexpected quarters,
Island ne noticed several poachers None Of them
were ovcrhanled Next year however. The Russian
Government proposes to project It's rookcrlcs Five
Russian war vessels arc az present ctuihs ABOUT i'
Island, with instruction. to pcremptorh seize any
vessel found scaling within the prescribed shore limit
which Is five mile. no canadian poarners wcN zen
during This season. but II learned nom the Alex
9nder that new crop Of poachers has been growing IN
Japan. number OF entefprslns lsnhecs A.
vessels 10 go seal hunIns. somc of them VIII sail
under the English aud others under the German nag
Another party intends Ia hoist the japanese ack at H.
masthead lhess seaers Intend to make their rendcs
yous and hunting ground. on be slerian oons,. me
e.-cn the value ~ the Upper Island rookeres, aud
they are Part explanation 81 the action ~ the
Alaska Company In decreasing the term Of its con
According to ono Of the orccr. Of The Alexander
another serious menace g. the sealing Interest," Is the
winter cruising ~ the British ana American poachcrs Ia
the nclring sea.
san Francsco and Victoria that have gone
cruises lately viii not hunt n the nchrng Sea
proper ~ the approach ~ winter the seals leave
their reoaerlc, and disappear for several months,
During thai lime the breeding Is done. Then the
seals return 90 their roOkcries through u narrow pass
called inlnak. 10 o. ~ tbs point that the wnis'r
sealcrs viii station thems"lvc,. When the eds begin
to return through the pass the Wholesale slaughter viii
begin
By this means Thousands Of scals. principally prrs
n.n females viii be Killed. and " the nehrng sea
roskerlcs nearly deserted last season they viii
be entirely bare " these pOacher, allow "a o. nr
their method Of killing during the present winter
The ookcrles on the siberian side viii suffer from
the same cause.
4 knowledge Of these hcfs induced the Alaska
Company ~ shorten a. contract since II H. calculated
that the Increase of poacng vessels VIII wipe out the
seal industry IN few wears. one Of the
AeSandcrs Officers remarked 20 a reporter that
the Russian and American Governments did not tske
aggressive stand against the Illegal hunters tho
seaskn article OF commerce would disappear
m n hrcf tune ard would only be found Ia museums
hung = q curiosity.