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, 1890-04-24

State of Washington, County OF Spokane,
IS.
In tho supo rior court for spokane county.
Tho CITY ot spokane Falls, plaintiff, Vs. j.
e. brundasc aud Jennie Brundago, defend
ants.
By virtue NJ n decree and order Of sale,
made aud entered In the above entitled
cause aud court On the 10Th day Of July,
A. u, 1850, copy of which has been
said court, under the seal thereof. bearing
date the ION day Of March A. y. 1890
for the sum Of SisB 10, gpld coin, with
Interest az the rate NJ 10 percent, Ucr annun,
from the 23d day OF october, a. u. lssD,
aud the further SUN Of t2l 10 costs, and tho
further sum of - attorneys fees, and also
the Increased costs thereon, I, II. H. Hhnch.
lln sheriff Of spokane county, state OF Wash-
ington, will, ON the gbth day " April
4, D. 1900, ~ the hour Of O'Clock T. NJ.
of said day, at the east door oi tho court
house, sell nj public auction. 10 the highest
bidder. for cash the following described
Spokane county. Wash, and particularly dc
scribcd ~ follows, tO-wit!
lots y and 10 aud the east half al ~ lot
"s" In block iu Jenkin's addition tO tho
city OF spokane Fails, In spokane coun-
~ and territory ui Washington tngeihcrwith
all and singular the tencmnnts, hcreditn-
ments aud appuficnaucas thereunto belong
ing or lti un}iYise nppertaininF. said prop
orty Il taken aud sold as the property Of
:. G. BrnndHgo and Jennie Bruudage, de-
PENDANTS.
Dated At Spokane Falls, Washington. Tcr.
ritory, this 2ist day Of March a ~ 1870.
T.. H. HlNCtiLiFfy
Sheriff NJ Spokane county, Wash.
ON Hv a. II nutVufUV VgUIfv
, 1890-04-24

Notice Is hereby given that | will soil TO
the hlghcsi bidder Ior cash two estray cows
precinct. on the I'D day Of May. 1890. at 2
o'clock,
Dated this I'D day Of Aurn, 1900
EBEN Y. PALMER,
2Adi Special Constable.
, 1890-04-24

Charles Olcson, one of the pioneer
miners of the Kootenai country, and
who Is Interested In II number of
valuable claims In that section, ar
rived In the city on Monday.
lie brought with him chunk of
galena ore weighing 285 pounds
from the Highland mine In the
Warm Springs district. This hand
some piece of ore is on exhibition at
l.. e.. Dillman n 20. y office.
, 1890-04-24

Richard Mcgcath, of Hope, Idaho,
IL In the city. He brought with
him samples Of chloride of silver ore
which assay quite well. He states
that there Is three and one-half feet
Of this ore in n vein over twenty
feet wide.
, 1890-04-24
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.
HESRN HARTMEtER.

Land otllCo at spokane Falls, Wash, April
10 1890
Noticvi~ hereby given that tho following.
named settler has filed notice of his iutcu.
ton t1 make final proof in support of his
ciaim. aud that said proof will he made he.
fore the T.. >. land Oilice at Spokane Falls
Wash, ON juno TO- 1870, ut q A. 81, viz;
liorry Hartmcicr, who made homestead en-
Try No 1910 Tor the :, OF sec. 20, twp 20
n range az e. ". NJ
ilc names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya.
ton oi shd lnud. viz;
barm. Peter j. Nott, John r. Nett, ali on
spokane Falls, Wash.
t7d6 j. II, ADAMS, Rcui,tet
, 1890-04-24

Post Fail, Post; Post Falls will have
the grandest Fourth OF July celebration
In Idaho or Washington The display
of fireworks will be unequcalled. Ar
mngcments will DO made with the rail
roads for reduced rates for ex-
cursion parties. This will be grand
opportunity for those who have never
visited this beautiful place TO come, ana
pass day OF recreation and enjoy our
beautifu, climate and view the nagnl-
ficent falls and delightful scenery.
, 1890-04-24

MIR. &. w, Flrck has patented n
metal railroad tie, II has tho ap-
,,earance of bcinga "long felt want"
and MIR. Firck expects tn realize u
fortune from his invention.
, 1890-04-24

several fne single dfiv nc horses. ifcr
pounds. al'o few choice com mon aud
III odcd cow cheap tor cash, Wi 'nka
part real estate. Farm north OF linsx Park.
lOdi T. e.. LHibY,
, 1890-04-24

NEW Yosx April % Ilops-Stcady.
Coiice--op,lons closed steady at i5a25
points up; sales $500 bags; Aprii,
17.05c; May, lGSo6dl 7,o5c; June, l6 I56
i6.g)c; July. l6.G@lG soc; August l6. 50
0,i60c; spot Rio, quiet; fair cargoes,
zoe; No. 7, fiat bean, iSho.
sugar-Raw,. firm; sales, $50 hhds and
3iTi bags of Muscovado. 80 to d
1850 bags OF centrit,leals, o6 test, at 5lsc,
refined firm.
,1IroAoo LivE sroox.
CHtcAao. April %. .--Cattie-Recoipt.
l0cO0. Market weak and iOc lower,
beeves ~. 1000. steers s. O0ft6O stock
ors and feeders s2.i0@l, Texas grass
steers s2.so@S50, corn fed steers $50
il5.
Hogs Receipts q. 900. Market lower;
MIXED siGi.37Ii, heavy and light si@
l. 10.
shecp--Receipts Il, 600 Market steady
to strong natives }30Oot6. Western corn
fed sisO@5.s5 Texans s4@5IG
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CuIcAoo, April 2a--Thc aggregate 70.
coipts and shipments at tho ten primer
pal points-Chicago, AIilwaukee ST
Louis, Toledo, Detroit, peorin, Mime
apolis, New York. Philadelphia, and
Bnltimore-to'day were; Receipts, 2IO.-
900 bu; shipments, 2o7.OO0 bu. Wheat
oncncu Wehh anu -'1Wz94c lower than
yesterdays close on tile reports of good
crop weather. II rallied on good buy-
ing hMlhc, declined 1dihc, and closed
40 lower ior the dizzy and 10 lower ior
July than yesterday.
GRAIN And PRovIsiosG.
CHICAGO. April Glossy Wheat
Firm, cash sslsc, May Sslsc, July s6s.c.
Steady; cash 33c, May 32Jsc,
July 339s@33Gc
Oats Steady cash 2iIsc, May 24slc,
July eic
Barley--Quiet.
Pork-firm; cash tI3, Mas Sl3.05.
l.nri-Slow, cash and May s6.2Tis.
July s6.37ls@6.iO
BRi1ish GRAIN MsRKyrs
LivERrooI. April -Whent-Firm;
demand poor; holders offer spnringly.
Corn .-firmi demand improving.
pyrRoLEuN.
Nrw YoRK. April %. Pet troleum--
Irregular Spot opened steady at s3isc.
declined, then rallied. and closed al
g3i4c. May opened strong Mt sc. de
cliiicd, then advanced TO sSlsc, and
closed steady at S3i.c.
, 1890-04-24
NOTICE or FiSAL PROOF.
gNHIFs n MATuERg

Land ONCE At spokane TAILS. wash, March
~, 1880.
Notice u hereby given that the following
named settler has hlod notice Of his intsn.
tlon to make hunl proof In sunpnft Of his
before the Unitel States land Office At spo-
kane Falls. Wash on June u. 1890, at . A.
81, VIZ; cyrus y. Mathors, who made pre-
empuon deslaretpry statement No. 5lsn,
for the net ~ sel tAl ana o, see. 3i,
twp 10 n. raj g. w NJ
He names the following witnesses tO prove
his continuous residence upon and Culilva-
tion of said land viz;
August Mclhc Peter Sooi Charles carl
son and August Pearson all ot FOrTeston,
Spokane county, Wash.
11cH J. NJ ADAMS Register
, 1890-04-24
THE w. az /. BRANCH.
The Report That the Northern Pa
cifo Has Obtained Control
Not Credited.
Omoials of Both Roads Talk to a
Foview Reporter-The
Freight Rates.

A report was circulated about the
city yesterday that the Washington
& Idaho branch Of the Union Paci.
iic railroad had been purchased by
the Northern Pacific railroad, and
that the freight rates on both that
line and the Cuur Il 'Alenc railroads
from Spokane Falls To- tho mines
would he raised to more than double
the rate now in operation on the
two railroads. A REVIEW reporter
called upon n numhcror the officials
Of the Northern Pacific yesterday
afternoon and was told by one oi
the prominent Officials at the station
in this city that so far as he knew
the report had no foundation. Con-
tinuing the gentleman said:
"The Northern Pacific can build
road from Cmur d'Aleno 10 the
NJ Nlission and Wallace much cheaper
than they could possibly purchase
the Washington n idaho branch Of
the Union Pacific. have not heard
of any transaction having been
illNl'i' itlNttll lIlf NNO lbtNTs ihN
the Northern Pacific building such
n road IL would Inc sbiorably
shorter than that of the Union Pa
citic. For some time all sorts Of
rumors have been alloat, hut 50 far
rs | can discover not one has the
least foundation as 10 truth"
DOES NOT BELEIvE IT.
General Freight Agent \. Tin
ling, Of this station, was seen 10y the
reporter us regards the freight rate
report and said;
"l read in u local paper that the
rates were to be doubled, aud was
very much surprised at not having
received notice ot the SAME. ! do
not place any reliance in the report,
as | certainly should have been
notified of the change IL any was to
he made, but as yet | have not re-.
ceived any notice, and besides |
have not heard 1t limited that an ad-
vance In the freight rates was to he
made. If such u change was to be
made as mentioned In the paper, IL
seems very queer that have not re-
Ceived n notification of the same"
Nortbnrn Pacific boz oht,ined con.
trnl Of the ITnion pncIticis IVnsbIny.
Ion G. idaho rnaJ Mr. ,riuiinuS,
Tho renar,ar ,stoJ
n1'hot do NOT hoIi,va aa 4,
wo,IJ NOT Inc nnytbino, .ainod
I hayn moi ove, bsarJ ~ ,h;a re-
,,or, and mo oninion thni i, A.
nno mo If the MANY r,mnors ,h"t hova
Lasn g,ino tha ranmJs og ia,o and
When sified nrnve ,o be w,i,hont
fomndntInn s Ear os a.. chan"o
I'm th" timo.tnLIo js cnrcornod ,hot
has heen i'm eflcrt n n,nnbsr of
dnya-D
~ ~
80, '"" 'Ni"N iN' ii',
me reporter next Vlsl,ed Perry
Griilln, local ticket agent of the
Union Pacific railroad. In answer
to Il question as to whether Inc had
heard the report that tho Washinn-
ton Il Idaho road had bcen pobbled
up by the Northern Pacific. Mr..
Gnnln remarked.
"Ycs, I have heard of the report
and | wish to state that Il Is utterly
untrue. have not even heard Of
any concessions being made between
the two roads, ns the Washington S
Idaho branch il too valuable proper-
ty for the Union Pacific To let 90.
, 1890-04-24

NEw YORK, April 2d-Tet roIeum--
Irregular Spot opened steady at s3iSc.
declined, then rallied. and closed al
S3,tc. May opened strong nj sc, de-
cliiied, then advanced TO sShc, and
closed steady at s3i4c.
, 1890-04-24
1T is SETTLED.

An Important Case Decided by the
General Land ohice
The case of ii. Nj. Williams vs..
Manly II. whitchouse, involving u
valuable quarter section Of land nd
joining Lidgerwood Park, near the
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
It's a Mighty Cold Day

In January when Pe-ru-na fails to keep vou warm When the buster ing blasts of winter enyelop your body in their icy embrace, and seem to freeze your very marrow; when you Shiver and shake with the cold chills that creep over you and pierce you to the very bone then it is that you will find. if you try it, that there is nothing so comfortably warming and so mildly inyigorating as this same Pe-ru-na. Sending q genial glow through your chilled system, it will start your blood a-coursing through your veins, put new life and yigor into your veins, and make you feel altogether like a new man. The effect of Pe-ru-na in this respect is wonderful, and Is manifested by no other medicine. A Stomach Med icinc and Tonic it has no equal, ami needs only to be tried to prove its eff ficacy. For record of what Pe-ru-na can do for ills peculiar to Ladies, send for Dr. Hartman, Ills of Life, sent free by the Peruna Med icine Co.,. Columbus. Q. To keep the liver, kidneys and bowels regu- lated, Man-a-hn should be taken at the same time. Sl.01 a bottle. For sale by Geo. W. Terry.
 Cascariuc io q sovereign remedy for kidney diseases. It bani~hes the pains usually felt in the small of the back and clcanses the whole system.
 Cascarinc i, purely vegetable a home product, strictly a Southern remedy, and is especially adapted to diseases of this climate
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
Enmet EtchingS.

Health good.
 Farmers planting oats.
 Peach and plum trees in bloom.
 Prof. Lcgg's school closed Friday.
 Miss Ella Phillips is visiting at Hope.
 Some few people commenced gar dening.
 Rev. J. \. Hereford will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday.
 Miss Dollie Kcrnell, of TeXarkana, visited Mrs. II. McGough last week.
 Messrs. Fred Chambers, senior, and junior, left last week for Los Angeles, Cal.
 John Moore, of Prescott, was down last sunday and seemed to be hay ing a fine time.
 Mrs. Jerry Beard, of Louisiana, was visiting her father, MT. Henry Brown, last Sunday.
 MT. Editor, there will be q candi- date up with Y this week. Don { suppose it will set you back any.
 Mir. Percy Parr spent last week in town with his sister. but left Sunday night for TcXarkana where he will go to school. DANocLEs.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
Laneburg Leaflets.

Oat sowing is chiefly engaging the attention of us farmers, just now.
 Ed. II. II. Watson will hold his first quarterly meeting for this cir cuit at Center church. near Rosston, next Saturday and sunday.
 X man and wife. travelling artists, have been taking pictures ill our burg of late. They have been here four days, and from the way they were kept busy, they must have made it pay them pretty well.
 Work on the new Baptist church and Masonic hall here, has begun in good earnest. From the number of workmen engaged and the energy displayed. the completion of the building in brief time is quite probable.
 Messrs. Charlie Jordan and Glen Johnson. two of Prescott, young gentlemen. were over to see some of our fair ones the other Sunday. From the lateness of the hour when they headed for home, it seemed that they were 10th to leave. Come again. boys; glad to see you.
 Mr. 0. l.. Moncrief, l see, claims to have killed larger hog than mine. If 3&6 pounds was the gross weight, as one would infer from the statement published, claim the larger hog, as mine wa, 3l2 net, and would doubtless have weighed near 100 gross. If his was net weight, l willingly give it up.
 Goop LTtK.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
Convincing Proof.

Il many instance, it ha~ been proven that B. B. B. (Botqujc Blood Balm) mad. by Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga., will cure blood poison in it> worse phu-r-, even when all other treatment fails.
 \. ?. Brnsou, Atlanta Ga. write: "I hsd 2f running ulcer, on one leg and on the other aud felt greatly pros,rutcd. bee icye l actually swallowed d barrel ufmodi- cine. in vain clort- Co ocurc the disease. With little hope l finally acted on the urgent ul- vie, of a friend and got a bottle of F. E. E. 1 experienced change, and my dc-pondcu- cy wa- -omewhat d-pcllcd. | kept using it until had taken sixteen bottles, and all the ulcers rheumati>ma and all tho other horrors of blood poison have disappeared and at last am well again, after ,i experience ot twenty wear, of torture
 Robt. Ward, MaXcy. Ga., write.: My disease wa- pronounced a tertiary form of blood poison. My face, head and shoulders were a mass of corruption, and finally the disease began eating my ,kuil bours ! lost flesh and strength, and life bccumc a burden. All said must surely die, but nevertheless. when had used ten bottles of E. E, E. wa, pronounced well. Hundreds of sears can now be seen on me. have now been well over twelve months
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05

The price of Tab cats are likely to go up in the Nevada county market, as it is reported that the Union Labor readers of Ansley's Prescott Dispatch are paying up their subscriptions with the little animals. There Is nothing so lovely or valuable to edi- tor Ansley as well developed Thomas eat The Democrats of Ne yada county might make q speck by selling their John Thomas cats to their Union Labor neighbors as they can use them in paying off their pa per bills with Ansley.- Gurdon Advocate.
 Very good; very good. If some body could also raise tigers, they might find 2 market at the Dispatch office. The Dispatch is one and the same thing all the tune, continual rehash of the Hazard Circular, with pictures of eats. tigers. etc., and if all its subscribers would just frame a copy. they could easily read that over once q week, and not have it to pay for year by year.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighhors talking about it, You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good thing it is, If you have ever tried it, you are one of it's staunch friends, because the wonder ful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. Kings New Dis coyery ever after holds place in the house. If you have never used il, and should be afflicted with q cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. IL is guaran- tecd every time or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Hugh Moncricf $ drug store
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
Nallaceburg WhiSpering>.

l heard that Prescott people had the Grippe, but the Grippe has the Wallaceburg people.
 Rev. J, NJ, Parker preached two very fine sermons at Macedonia sun day. The church is we'll pleased with its new pastor,
 Watch out, girls, Mir. F. C. Nor TOW has new buggy, and will give some of you the Grippe, and the buggy, too, if possible. Weather unusually warm yet, for winter. Some have not killed hog, yet, but waiting for winter. Sorry for their cribs of corn.
 Wallaceburg is on the reform list it Ina, converted it's grocery of tf- teen years standing into school house. and Miss Eva Bonds k our most excellent teacher.
 We have a token that the world will not he drowned again with water. but q man by the name of Noah has located here, and wanting lumber to build q canoe. but have not learned the number of cubes 1t is to be built, yet, ENrEE>>.
 ffyou ask what is the quickest. Lest and safest chill tonic, the answer will invariably be, My friend u-c Cheathmu's it i, pleas ant, too, and guaranteed. For sale by Hugh Moucricf.
 Pains in the small of the back are indicative of dsordcred kiducfs. Ca,carine will restore their healthy action.
 Malaria is an unseen poison in the air and is inhaled into and affects the entire system, Cascarine effect ualIy destroys it.
 Sore throat, hacking cough, chest pains. etc. cured by taking the great remedy "i. C. C. Certain Cough Care. Sold by Hugh Mourref
 If health and life are worth any thing. and you are feeling out of sorts and tired out, tone up your system by taking ]. II. Mclean $ SarsaparilIa.
 The most delicate constitution can safely use Dr. J. II. McLcau's Tar Wine Lung Balm. Itis 9 sure rcme- dy for coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and lung troubles.
 Dizziness, nausea, drowisness, dis tress after eating. can be cured and prevented by taking Dr. J. II Me Leans Liver and Kidney Pellets (lit- tie piIIs).
 Our minds are as different as our faces We are traveiing to our des- tination-happiness. The shortest and sUresi way to get there is to take Cascarrnc, which regulates the liver and cures indigestion.
 There are times when feeling of lassiude will overcome the most To- bust, when the system crayes forpure blood to furnish the elements of health and strength. Phc best rem edy for purifying the blood i9 Dr. !. II. Mclean sarsapariIla.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
Five Strong Points of S. s. s.

First. Il is entirely vegetable, contains no minerals or poisons of any kind, and builds up the system from the first dose. Second. It cures cancer of the skin. No other remedy or treatment has ever cured it.
 Third. It cures hereditary blood taint, even in the third and fourth generation. No other remedy has ever done it.
 Fourth. It has never failed to eradicate scrofula from the system.
 Fifth. It cures contagious blood poison in all its stages by eliminating the horrible virus from the system, thus giving relief from the conse- quences of this banc of the human family.
 S, S. $. builds up the general health Of the patient instead of pull ing it down. as is the case with the murcury potash ands arsaparilla mix lures. It is harmless to the most delicate woman or child, yet such is it's healing power that it searches out the poison in the blood and roots it out entirely, thus giving nature an opportunity to assert itself, and as a consequence the general health Is rapidly improved, and the cure is ef- fected.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05

The pulpit. the bench and the bar recom- mend CheatLam's Chill Tonic as the finest antpcriodic in use, being free from poison and guaranteed. For sale by Hugh Mon crcf.
 I now keep ferry at the old FL kins ferry site, over Little Missouri river, on Okolona and Prescott road. Will always he on hand. Give me your patronage.
 W. NJ. DowN>. All ingredients for making Me Gimpsy's soap. at Hugh Moncriefs $. Cascarine is an excellent remedy for children. Mild in action and pleasant to take.
 When suffering from sick and ner- vous headache, take a few doses of Casearinc and be cured.
 The universal verdict of those who have tried Cascarine is that it does all that is claimed for it. Fry it and be convinced,
 have all grades and can suit you in tobacco, prices as low as any house in Prescott.
 GEO. W. TERRY. Sick headache, billiousness, nau- sea. costiyencss, are promptly and agreeably hanished by Dr. J. H.. NcLean's Liver and kidney Pellets (httle piils).
 Go to Hugh Moncriefs and get a bottle of "C. C. (. Certain Chill Cure, and if it is not tue best rem edy you have ever used for chills and fever your money will be refunded. Science cannot produce better remedy for all malarial diseases than "C. C. (. Certain Chill Cure. ' Pleasant to take. Guaranteed to cure ehIIs and fever. For sale by Hugh Moncrief
 Pimples, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abcesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema. ringworm, and other forms of skin diseases. are symptoms of blood impurity Take Dr. ]. II. Mclean Sarsaparilla. The Hope Foundry and Machine Co. will repair engines, saw mills, etc. on short notice. Will also fur niSh lirc-proof gratcs "a great saving in fuel, etc. All kind, of moulding done to order. Write tO or call on the undersigned.
 J. II, CoENI~H & SoN,,
 Hope, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
 BETWEEN Memphis and the Southeast.

THe Palace Car Lino of the South-the kan-a- City. Memphis & Birmingham R. k. now has tao through passenger train. daily between Memphi, and Birmingham, making close and sure connection. with the trains af all connecting lines. Night train, haea through sleeping cars hewcpn Atlanta and Memphi. .iH connection with the Ga. Pa. k. R.l, tho shortest route. quickest time and the only line running through cars be- tween these cities Day trains have Palace Reclining Chair Car tseat- free to holders of lr-t-ela~- through tieAot,l through between Birmingham md Kansas City. This is many mile, the shortest and by far the best equip ped Passenger Line between points in the Er' a-l Southeast and Memphis, and all p".n.- a Arknu,as. Tcyas and the West and N."a"c.t Evcrything rcw and fr-t-cla,s. 1h-.H-h t',e",- ,it this line oa sale at all 'h- sI r-.. aHir...
 Ftr ar} desired .tarno;ilu. for large map aHa '.tar l3 folder, address,
 j. t. LOCKWOOD. II. D. ELLIS. C.. r. and T. Agt.
 GeHt AgL a3g Main St.. Kansas City. .""
 Memphis. Tenn.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05

The annual meeting of the Arkan- sas Press Association, at Hot Springs, on the 2nd Wednesday in June, will doubtless be largely attended, and interesting and enjoyable as well. Hot Springs is 8 wideawake, pushing city, and we predict will royalty en- certain the quill drivers. It has two live newspapers, the News, by our energetic and brilliant friend. MT. J. l.. Nadley, and the Sentinel, by MT. Ellis Woolman. The following is the program of the meeting: Response to address of welcome, E. A. War rcn "Thc Mechanical Department, essay by C. W. Crutsinger, of St. Louis; Newspaper Legislation, W. r. Aycra; 'rhc best way to get subscribers, l.. C.. Henderson; {; Ought Newspaper to be an Or gan :" ]. F. Shaw; The Libel Law" W. $. Eakin; development of the States Resources by the Press, George k. Brown; "Adver- tising'' 0. C. Ludwig. Dr. /. T.. Bennett, of the Arkansas Methodist, was selected as orator. vice ]. II. Miller, removed from the State.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05

Early Monday morning fire burned the residence of Secretary of the Navy Tracy, at Washington. All members of the family were asleep, and came near being burned, Mrs, Tracy jumped from an upper story and was killed; grown daughter was burned to dcath-othcrm members of the family were saved. Itwas an awful holocaust.