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soldier, or a bog WhO IS fond Of Uar stories.
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ter or siceethedrtd handsome Christmas present,
Thieh she triH Udlue, send 81 10 the National
Tribune Washington, ID. e, for a copy Of
.Siatesmen'sn Dishes
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Collecting Poe Relies.

This is the autograph Of Poe, the writer
What is that piece of cast-iron over there
with the dent i'm it?"
That is a section Of boiler that was kicked
in for me by Poe, the football player"
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings Of Reglmental aud Other Organ.
iEalions.

THE NATInSAL TRIBUNE is DESTROYS Of obtaining
addresses Of all EcgiucuiAl Secretaries. Will not
those who have not sent us Reunion notices please
communicate with u.s.
ILLINOIS.
". G. Hszleton. Secretary. Forest Glen. sends us
the proceedings Of the sta H. Cav Association at
the 18th annual meeting at Chicago Sept. Is.
INDIANA.
The officers Of the ilh Ind. Cav elected nj their
recent Reunion near TeTTc liaute, are: Pres. Thus
&. Williams, TcTrc IIaute; Sec, l.. H. DickcrsOn
seeleyyie; Treas, John H. Smead Brazil. The
address Of members az the regiment Is desired by
the Secretary To complete a roster, giving COM
pauy Of each member.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Reunion Goth Mass. at GAR Hall, 1851 Wash
ngon street, Boston, Dee. IL. Reunion 2slh Mass.
at Boston Dec t.
MICHIGAN.
}. IL. Kidd, President Ionia; Reunion 9th Mich
Cav. al jackson Dec. 80. Headquarters at tile
IlIbbArd House annual address by Gen. Alger
Please notify Don Mccall, Jackson.
PENNSYLVANIA.
James II. Wilson, Secretary Reunion 9th Pa
V. II. G. Association AZ Towanda, Dec 10. Head
quarters Idds Hotel.
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Under date o. Dec S, AdTtGcn. Goulding an
nounees the following
De- accordance with instructions of the last
National Enoampment 81 thc GAR, held at
Boston, tie CommBuder-n-Chief has appointed
the following named comrades Committee on
Pensions Richard ". Blue, plcasantou, Kuna
Warner Miller Herbimgr, D. y; Alvin j.. iIovcy,
Mount Vernon, lndi Sndcn Conner, Portland,
Me aud D.. r. Dickson, naiNille On. Committee
on Memorial Hail. Decatur. Ill.: WaitcrQ Gresham,
Chicago Joseph O'Ncnll, Lebanon, O., and George
a, Mardcn, Lowell, Mass
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What He Tnnk

"Thats bad cold you've got; what are You
taking for it?"
up to the present 4 haven't got anything
for il but advice"
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Nstt lO'E Sun.
How aid Josrph come 10 Boz a great ruler In
the land asked the superintendent.
Please, Sir said The boy, because he wore
a coat Of many cOlurs"
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any mind is made up" said Smithers.
"I thought there was something fictitious
about your mind retOrted Withers.
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THE GRAND army,
News From tle DeparimCnts---New
Posts; etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN

The Commander-in-Chicf Makes Many Important
Appointments.
The following-named comrades arc, upon rom''
nation of the inspectors Gcucral, hereby appointed
Assistant Inspectors General for their respective
Departments md will bc ohcyed aud respected
accordingly. They viii report ion Instructions by
letter 10 John ~. Burst luspector-Gcncral 2ls
Ia saile street, Chicago lil., viz:
Arizona, rs. u r.. SCHNEIDER Prescott
laduGa William James Jacksonville.
IdBilo Thomas =. Groom, Boise City.
kansas q. NJ. Raw us, Lyons
Massachusetts. Edward b. Rollins, Boston
Missouri, George NJ. Wilson, ST. Louis
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&H Hi BOOK OF 400 TIE
=E=EE Ilt YOU NOTHING
- I'LL wirHT
YTIHSNTTTI ADDRESSES
IL STORED q THE
DRs. STARKEY q PALENs OXYGEN
WELL
hE ENDORSEMENT rs
WITH
THEIR OPINION or COMPOUND oHYoEN-Ror
COMPOUND OXYGEN a NATURES ozour
CHARGED WITH GLEerReY
All THROUGH
VITALITY ARovsEs
OF THE STRENGTH
OF OXYGEN
sTRrheTH ~ NATURES
BOOK. kpDREos
DIS. sTARkEr PALEN NO. ST. PHILADELPHIA pa
10 sO S" San fhhhesee CAL
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WANTED--ADDRESSEs.

Wy ANTED-By George Il. Lemon, Washington, d. O.
w The present address OF Rev. John L. Thomas. late
OF Huntsville, Texas. 4s7-2ts
NTANTED-By Thomas Dtvis Bell Springs. Gsl.-Tha
w address OF any of the following comrades of Co.
l. 9TH L. ). Cav: First Sergt VIM. Davis, First SerRs
Albert Wing First Serg't - DOugherty, Privatea
George Lawson, VIM. Packard and Augustus Under-s
wood A. 20.
VVTANTED-By r. IT. Beck Elmdale Kan.-The ada
w dress OF or any information concerning Demon
Carpenter. His dicharge lost after his DEATH ana
his widow does not know his company and regiment
4sI-2t.
VNTANTED-By George E Lemon. Washington, ID. o.
w The address of Charles Harrison Benson, pris
unassigned Company, Ohio Cav; last place Of rests
dence was Chicago, III. 4SA-3t
NNTANTED-By +. w. Hesselroth, Klubrae MIMI
w The address Of any officers or comrades Of Co. "A
2ath Wis. 4SS-2t
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National Healqaar-
ters---NOteS from the Departments.

MARY SEARS MCHENRy. National President
HANNAH R. PINPToS, National Secretary.
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The November CENTURY which begins the volume contains open
ING papers Of number Of serial features prisoner" paper BY
T. King entitled On the Andersonvie Circuit short stories q"
Romance Of Aogan Rough Riders describing Norgans raid bis cap
ture and escape, will be printed in the January number
Subscribe Price $500 year: 80 a number.
AdCess-IIE CENTURY CO., SO East 18th Street York.
teaet ,rH bg IN copy Cndyn
r9 aJoH prospectus the magazine tGr the co0lngy gear
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DEAR TRIBUNE: We have 10 day laid NJ rest
honest, true, genial Senior Vice Commander in
Chief Richard T. Tohin. No man in the CA. Il. Of
Massachusetts viii be missed as he will be.
His last work was with tic Executive Committee
for the National EucampmCut and his comrades
ln that work VIII never forget his eHTHesinCss and
.eiy for the general success of Our great under
taking. Ills striking, honest mauliucss has made
the world better by lis example, and il could b
said, % None knew him but 10 love him, or rnmed
him but 60 praise.
His funeral was one Of the largest ever known
here, and the flowers were beyond description;
every ensign known 10 loving hearts repre-
scented. One Of tho most touching ones, 20 me. was
from his intimate friend. Col. Benjamin Lowell II
was "a perfect GAR. badge iu choice flowers with
this inscription: " From Ben TO Dick" Thus
spoke tie love Of Col. LoweIl's great heart in
stronger terms than columns a. words Emblcms
were sent nom Cen Algor. Corp'l Tanner and
many. many other friends. We have now buried
two Of our youngest Department Commanders. and
those that we upcd To have with us FOR many
years OF usefulness. The WUman's Relief Corps
lost warm, true friend, "a lie Judged woman's
worth and work by TIE example 81 his true. loving
wiic.-Lizabeth A. Turner National Senior Vice
President. vs. re
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Therefore. we earnestly request that the charters
of the CorFs IN this Department he dTaped in
mourning for 50 days. tribute OF love aud re-
speci 10 the memory Of this gallant sailor hero
May we remember those dear ones " hose hearts
aching and whose loss Il so heavy To bear; let
AZ take them IN our prayers TO Heavenly
Father, whose l. quick 20 hear the cry Of
lis children and v no has pTotni .ed that the widow
and flhCTrS= shall never be forsaken.
MARY l.. KNOWLES
MARY T.. ELLIOT. Department President.
DnrnrInlnnf Secretary
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OF
WAR PRISONERS,
Now running in "Tbe Century Magazine. /"

Personal Narratives by former Union and
Confederate prisoners describing life and
adventure i'm the military prisons Of the
North and South. Illustrated by drawings
from sketches and photographs made at
the time. This series will be one of the
features of THE CENTURY during the
coming year.
Other notable features include "The Gold Hunt
ers Of California; by the late Gen. Fremont and
other pioneers; advance extracts from the famous
Tallyrand Memoirs; Personal Traits of LinCOln,U
by his private secretaries; "Indian Fights and
Fighters" by officers who served with Custer Mac
KenZie Crook, and Miles in their campaigns against
the Indians; novels by Edward EgglestOn, Frank
r. Stockton and others, etc, etc
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PEN NSYLVAh
- II NNrHH
WORK OF THE PENSION OFFICE.

James ii. Wilson, Secretary: Reunion 9th Pa
V. II. g. Association az TOwanda, Dec 10. Head
quarters Iidd's Hotel.
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fTHF NATIONAL TRIBUNE columns are always
open for urNry letters concerning the doiugS ut
the Posts aud viii publish al Post elections The
latter Wust De lgghy written lu order that errors
may Doe avoided. Bu account of The numerous
elections sent as there Is necessarily delay
lu their publication bat all viii appear iu turn
Communications should be sent Hs soon Hs possible
after ihc events 90 which obey relate Please for
ward Hll Post and Department rosters for 1891
soon Hs received Tor Tile aud TeicIcuCcl
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Clinton D. Ifi-k Post Il3 Atlantic Highland.
wee recently mustered with is charter members
OMrcIH--t om.. r a Champion; =. ". O.. Wm M
Poster y. ". 81, Z. ll. Powell Chap Robert "a
Emery q. ~, Juuu 5. swan Adit Joseph ~
Parker s. H., j. ID. LINING; q NJ. - Matthew
Known. Inside g., JolE scUioldi Outside g., Jaeot
LII L-nLEnr-
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EIIII'TITr " LIIt IUIIUWIUg I3UHI arc.
Charles sumner y Washington. Com Thomal
Kelley =. y. O., Frederick Fowler: }. Y. q.
Alfred Katie q NJ, N. ". Liverpool; surg Plat,
u Ice; Chap. Moses Iuskcy; .. D. Belawar,
Plnu; O. o., Henry Qutcnau
Y. !. Gralt, ~ Washington: Com. J. Thumm
Turner; :. c. Frank A. Clark: J. e. C.. Gesrg,
]. Dudley; SuTE, Richard ~ Calhoun: Chap.
Leaudcr w. Clifford q. H.. Horace a. Brewer
., d., Francis A, j uIIagani .. g., Francis T. Blake
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ILLINOIS,
INDIANA,
MASSACHUSETTS,
MICHIGAN

Reunion Goth Mass. at GAR. Hall, 1851 Wash
ingion street Boston, Dec. IL. Reunion 2slh Mas.
at Boston Dec. 10.
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MICHIGAN
NEW JFRcFY,

Ihg c. IL BOYS al LW
Hieir haII A buuHful
Commando Woodruff prc.
aud social exercises thai T,
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FlIRHA EN
-oN-
BELLINGHAM BAY
Is destined to be the largest
city Of the Lower Sound. It's
growth during the past six
months has been eqrialed no
where in the Sound country.

One year ago there was moth
ing at Fairhaven. Now the
Fairhaven & Southern Rail-
road is already completed to
Sedro on the Skagit river and
building northward to New
Westminster to a transconti-
mental connection. The Fair
haven Iron and Steelworks. the
Fairhaven Water and Power
Co., the Fairhaven Electric
Light and Motor Co. have all
been Incorporated in that time.
and the two last named COM
panies have began active oper-
atoms.
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she Declines 60 say whetiser She IL Ia
gagged or Ssa-


she Declines 60 say whether She - ka-
gagged or >o4.
&F4e YoaN. Ian IA cable from Nice
Says Mary Anderson was interviewed hy .
corrstYonasni 81 the Hetel Mediterranean
on the subject eE her reported engagement
10 vnang Navarro. Of SeN York. she
hluzhingly said II am awAre that reports
~ nv engagement have bssn published IN
New YORK. bus / mEst dee ire 20 discuss
the eahiecs At present Apropos 81 tass.
allow re 10 relate a recent ineiaent. An
other Mss Anler~on Who lived n the same
serrsee Was going 20 be married "a lsoneosl.
Her bridal pressssts wcrs regularly brought
60 Fsae Number Two. gettAng &agry
brought her intended to me ard said
yea bad better take him. too
After Ehis Miss Anderson showed -
much rslursAnce shst ths reporter sought
Navarro and asked hsm whether be would
verify he reported engagement
- must decline To siscuss the sa4fSeFs
sag4 tie gentleman. snf be sad i wjsh
sueh as evident air uf satisfaction hat DC
cave gu<sd reason 10 before the engage
meat vas a settled fact
later Mss Andersen wRs z1sk on ths
p~wukgsa4r Tss Ang aase ard asked either
10 sseny o. cazfzxn the repors. bra sfsr ara.
e;oasfx declined 10 diseases the matter.
wAa~ She rs asked whether tbs state
rness - Ahksosa's aeens th81 she xoa4d sF-
49, ~ sh., s,rersnr ~ TIE RFaadwAy thea-
e. in New Vera octeAes = nsxt. Ma
t-ps. Mics Anderson replied size saoisb'
r.nx -esnn44x IN Ezslsc se- 81 zndef,nite
v.-soa and thAs she bad no engagement
10 apzear 10 Nsw York ~ elsewhere vita
srv usavazeY. Miss AnaeTs0a pat a 81.
aansesous. tsozrh diEussse4 emphasis On
tie wagd 'msama9es.
.Our MARY never locked better thar
zkss s{ssx 4sesax
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THE STATE PRESS
Clippings From Washington
Newspapers.
NEWS RECEIVED By MAIL.
Interesting items coneerninx Lseal Pro-
Ersss. Events. Industries. Crepe
and she Weather.

A sturgeon was caught In the Columhsa
rivsT few days ago weighing ass poands.
Twsnty-6vs hundred bashels OF crAnher-
res were picked BY enc company ~ Shoai-
wafer bay.
The tower Of the eupolA on the kreideA
hsces. Ellenshurg. will cost alone q. 4na IL
vii be seventy feet from the base 70 tie
pinnacle.
George W Elliott has sold 70 Mr.. Nc
Candies OF the Hawaiian Islands. the City
feet OF ground adjoining tAe Honolulu
block On Filth street. Eiisnshurg; ccasid-
Grafton. $500. Ii is expected that q new
brick block viii 80 up in the spring.
The Coal Greek correspondent Of the
Ch,ahalis Be gives evidences THAI Coal Greek
Is keeping abreast q the spirit Of tAe age
hy these laoonic items: John Tayior has
swapped horses. Mr.. Ager has bought
covT and wants 90 sell his chickens"
The farmers OF Garfield and vicinity favor
organizing the wheat raisers Of their neigh
borhOod into company for the purpose ax
establishing a warehouse of thalF own.
prominent Dry creek farmer says he Il de-
cidedly in favor Of such move, and ad-
vocatcs the building Of farmers elevator.
II not in time for the coming crop then tor
the next
the FIRST apple tree ever planted I'm
Washington territory can yet Da seen alive
and vigorous on the home place OF William
Higgins. 81 Nesqually. IL was planted BY
bis hrother-in-saw, Or. W. 5. Tolmie. IN
1850. The doctor at that time was agent
for the Hudson Bay Company. who ocan-
rsed this portion OF Washington under the
belief that the line OF the British posses
sions went nearly as far south Is tie Co
luInhia river.
An old man. giving his name as J. C.
Robinson, and protesting % be cattle
dealer from east Of the mountains, sne-
eeexied in victlmixing several Buckley c4sk-
xeSss out Of various sums Of moneY the past
week. One business man advanced Is on
= 500 check, which the bAnk 81 CentTalia
saws is worthless He il described a.
slightly stoop-shenldered, rather gray
beard, is respectfully dressed ahd II sarne-
what addicted TO draw poker.
The whateom RaliesiA says: "The Bay
cities. Waateom, Sahome, BsliinghAn and
Fairhaven. viii soon be Indulging in the
Injury OF electric lights. The poles ter tie
wires are nearly ali in place snd the com
pany expect 10 have the lights bmrning hy
the 10th Of January. For the present
power viii be furnished By the nail engine.
the electric light boiler and engine NOT
having arrived, although IL Is looked for sa
every steamer"
The Whaseom Ballsfin Of December ~ has
shis Suggestive item: The first National
hank OF Whaicom commenced business a.
Q national bank Septemhar :. t8ea. and
made their first statement September 90.
showing deposits TO ne Arnouns u $685.
0sa Their second stAtsment Vas pablixhed
yesterday, and the deposits Shown are
S4lS.0 being an Increase I'd so, 600 daring
the lirst quarter. The AMOUNT Of cash and
exchange Is yearly $i20.0oo. hsing about
four times the Amount required By Law
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GRAIN PRODUCTION.



Changes I'm Acreage.
wAsHlsGrox CfrY. Jan. 3--The Deem
Der report Of the department Ol agricnls-
IRE contains a detailed statement Of esti-
mates Of the principal cereals by states. in
Guiding area. product and values. The re-
portea area of cora il zs.3I9.65i acres, and
represents an increase OF ~ per cent. over
the acreage al 1858. The wheat acreage IL
81. Ias $50 acres. which shows IL 2l0 per
cent. greater than the aggregate for ISIS.
Revision OF acreage gives a smaller area
in Iowa. Nebraska. Oregon and Washing
tor and larger breadth in Kansas and
Nebraska.
Dairvfsg ana meat production hare Tor
a scar been eaacroaching on wheat growing
ON the eastern side of tae great spring
wheat belt The differences in wheat grow
Ing in Kansas, Illinois ard other states,
occurring from year 20 year. is the result
Of variable meteorological conditions.
The acreage Of oats Is psaced at = .4f2-Sl0
acres. an increase OF less than per cent
The yield per acre Of corn Is very nearly
y bashelx or ane-tenth bnshel less than
the product OF ~ and il the largest rate Of
WELD since 1850. The product As estimated
Is LIZ. So 600 bushels. The largest yields
are from wess OF the Mississippi. loss tax
ing first rank in the aggregate prodaeed
and weld per acre.
wheat il nearly Iaa bushels. or one
tenth Of q bushel greater than the Noyem-
Der average Of yield PEI aere. The varaa-
ton from current expectation during the
the last six months Is net over per cent
The total product, IS estimated. y So
$50 co bushels.
The product OF oats il 81 SIS. Geo bushels,
or at she rate OF e. bushels Per acre.
The aggregate Of al cereals = about
I. $50 COO bushels. or al least $ bushels per
eavsfa
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LoNa LID TN chELT.
Persons One Hundred Years Old Nos Ia
common In That Giortous Climate.

Persons One Hundred Years Old Nos Ia
eosnmen In That Glorious Climate
San Francisco Alta
IL IL customary 10 say thai when q man
survives three score years and ten he Is
living on borrowed time. some men II
IS consider themselves very yoathfal. aad
instances are not uncommon Of hale and
vigorous men who lack less thAn decade
OF souching par. They had al old fndiAn
from Monterey al the Skass Board
OF Trade not long since who sel up @ciaam
OF being 10 years OF age lie mixht base
been younger perhaps oidsr-bus at any
rate he was a tip-scp advertisement for the
.gdOrions climate" although bis com.
piexion vas . tribe OF color and hia skin
locked like the tanned hide 81 an aliigAsor.
IL il matter Of comment. almost invaTk
ably, By travellers in ne Spanish Americas
countries. that IN every setaAesnsni 81 I'M
poFfArce thege are usually several aTed
persons who ara a4 least cue hundred
years old. and often naose- The census OF
Chill, taken in ts8S, furnishes some inter-
eating statistics relative 10 the longevity Of
ti,a human race In the szenfy-EhFea
provinces az Chilli there we've E0nnd 30 Be
Iii excess Of cne hundred and ons
wears 81 are III nen aud 2Fs women. One
NfA2s feAA&et ~ AAs01s III tst4<As1H u.s. Vas -
Turned as 10 years OF age. Thsrstwas
wosnan Id years old: ls5 years. 1 man
wornen is2 years. ! man 80 FeaFss man
E.g7 years, WOMAN: - Years. . men Z
women; Is years. nan; IL years, 7 po-
men III years. : womens l9eysars, srnens
81 women; iis years, 2 wo-nsns rs years.
= men. womsns 1T years 4 woman; ia
years. men. women; lis ysars. - men.
~ wousen. iIs years, l MAI. women. lls
ys4rs. men. S wensen. Il2 years. raen,
women: III years. 8 men. woInens 10
wears, IS men. 81 wonsn 100 years. . men.
s wosnen Is years. gaen, Is women: f07
wears. naen. 3 wemen; los years. 10 men,
woraen. i15 years. y znsn, 81 women:
"a years. IL men. Is wonaens isB years. IS
nssa, = women. ~ years - nsn, =
women. i0f years, - snen, - women.
liz wonia appear irons the foregoing snAt
the women al Cali are NOT aysrse 10 xiving
their true ages. OF else s0sne 81 them must
Re a. old ~ 'She" II . woman IN he
United states aeknow iedE@d thks sAe had
raised her IsstA hlrthdsY. Il would Is
TAir inferenae to SEA bet tfas age down Al
rat leSs than 80 Summers.
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WV coRroRArioNs.
Articles Fiard BY Number Of Basiness
Concerns.


Caneerns-
0EYxPfA. Jan A-The relieving articles
OF incorporation have been fled
Liberty Street Wharf and Warehouse
Company, al Port Angeles: capital stock.
s. $50: incorpoFators, Thomas Masoney.
Rohefs Shields, = p. caruss. Frank Cham
q wharf and warehouse a. the foot OF LIB
erty street and conduct q general wharfn-
ger business.
Sumner Light ard Water Company,
Pierce county: capital stock. SO co.. trns-
tees. Z. G. Ms2d. John f. Kincaid. L. r.
Thompson. W. L. Lindsay and George H.
Ryan. 0hiect--To construct and operate
water works.
Queen City Transportation Company.
Seattle capital stock, $4,000. Trustees
James f. Gleason. Andrew 0. Stubh and
Richard oieson. objecs-Io transact .
general furniture business
The Bulletin Publishing Company, ef
Aberdeen; capital stock, 5000 Trustees
Edward C. Finch and Fl. X Finch. OBJ
iect-To carry on newspaper and Job
printing business.
Idaho Consolidated Mining Company. OF
Petaha City. Garfield county; capital
stick, 81 oo0.oOa Trustees. II. Walker.
H. T. spe6dcn. r. H. Poyneer. John Hoa-
ser. Eugene Spedden, Peter Talbot, II. b.
Ferguson. III u. Poynesr and T. II. Fox.
Oh;eet-fo mine for gold and silver and
other metals.
The Port Angeles Real Estate Company;
capital stock, slo00oo Trustees--Norman
Smith, VIII r. Gay and II. X. Bidford.
Object acquire, improve and deal in
real estate.
Washington Immigration and Home
stead Association, Seattle: capital stock,
sa50.0s. Trustees. Lester Turner, Genus,
W. Dodge, ]. II. Calvert. Theo n. Dalton.
Fred G2sch, A. K Briggs and A. F. AcCar-
gon. 0bject--To encourage immigration
10 the state Of Washington.
The Tacoma Lithogrzph Company, cap
ital stock SIS 90. Trustees. 4. II. Pess-
more. A. &. RredulI. JOS Session, J. W.
Boschs, John Palmer. obiect-To engage
in the business Of lishegraphing.
Martins RiaH Flume Company. Cowiitx
county: CAPITAL stock. $2.0o0. Trustees, w.
s. Martin, b. F. jenkins and W. II. Bnrk.
obieet--To build and maintain fumes and
bitches
The Spokane university. spokane Falls.
Trustses-T. G. Watson. j. D. McLean. III.
y. Belt, Donald Ross. A. ". Cannon, J. J.
Browne. w II. Taylor, George II. Leon
ard, 7. NJ. Gum. n f. Holman, c. $. PEN
Geld, j. W. Gloss and L. b. Cornell. OBJ
iect-To provide instruction and complete
education ia ali departments
First Congregational church, Pasco.
Trustees-Iuther G.. wilkins and Clara w.
Wilkins. Object TO build a church and
engage in religious worship.