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Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
A conflrmed Cripple,

wss about 10 take him 10 Cincinnati Tor an op eyatien, expecting his leg would have 10 te taken oa' and began giving hitn Hoods SauaparIila in ofief to get up his strength. Thp medicine woke up his appetite, and sc9l pieces ef bone were dischaTEgd iraul the sore. We continued with Hcvls SaFst pari,Is, as il seemed io be Going him so much good, and the diaeharge from the gore decreased, inc swelling went down. the leg stsaigh,cncd out. and in few months he had perfect Use Of his leg. He is now apparently as well as ever" JOHN L. McMuRRAY, Notary Pub lie, Ravenswood, ". Va
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

Col. s. B. Bevins, ex-special agent of the general land office, commissioned to look after land thieves ill Northern Arizona, was tempted and accepted a bribe from Henry Tuning. He waB run down in Oklahoma and returned to Prescott, in custody, on the 4th inst, for trial Henry has also become srist for the legal mill
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists, Fl; six for $. Prepared only by C. l. HOOD &Co., apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
 100 posos Ono Dollar
Advice to Mothers.

MRS. WISsLows E SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers for children teeth ing for over fifty years with perfect sue cess. It relieves the little sufferer at once, produces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the child from pain, and the lit tie cherub awakes as Upright as bu. ton. It is very pleasant to taste, soothes the child, softens the gums, al lays pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhma, whether arising from teeth. ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
THE ARsD LANDS ANn T1s DrTS or
 CONGRESS.

tCorrespondeuce Graham County Bulletin.)
 The duty of Congress is one thing, the disposition of the arid lands an- other. The duty exists independently of the arid character of the lands. The duty of Congress exists in this direction as in that of the improvement of Baya- gability of rivers and harbors, or any of the almost innumerable works of that character. The arid lands are part of the public domain, acquired hy treaty or otherwise, primarily fer disposition to citizen settlers at nominal rates, barely covering the cost of acquisition and the administration of the laws in- cident to it's disposition, for homes for the increasing population. The expan- sion of the public domain by treaty or eonquests being contingency too re- mote to be entertained, hence the duty of Congress is to ronder available for settlement every possible part of our present limit In its na- tional aspect it is as much within the perview and duty of Congress to de- velop the natural and create artificial resources of water for irrigation within the arid regions as any other national duty.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
Gr.onr. Gin County. Arizonn.

GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 July 14th, 1890.
 Met pursuant to adjournment. All members of the Board present
 Minutes to date read and approved.
 Assessment of Mrs l.. Armer on farm tools was reconsidered and re- duced to S20o. Ordered that the original assessment of \. H. Livingston stand
 Fred. Wilson ordered assessed with n half interest in the Linsirum property s250,
 Geo. W, P. Hunt consented .e lave the assessed value of ranch raised from si4oo to $500.
 J. Ii, Thompson consented to have the assessed value of cattle raised from Ss to Sl0 each
 J. H. Hamill consented to have yalnc of lot block si raised from $500 to S650.
 c. H. Kenyon consented to the num- Der of cattle assessed to him raised from 300 head to 320 head.
 Mrs. C. Anderson consented to have value of lot 3 block 7S raised from Si50 to S225, and on lot block 8 from s250 to S275.
 A. Haustin appeared, and after hear ing it was on motion ordered that the assessed value of Centennial mill end millsite be raised from $5000 to 57000
 c. s. Van Wsgenen appeared, or dered that the value of lot 3 block n be raised from s550 to 5000. A, Haag appeared, ordered that the value of lot , block 80 be raised from $60 to S75, and that solvent debts $500 be added to his assessment.
 Louis Sultan appeared, ordered that the value of the Miani mil be raised from $500 to $1700, on the Hazard ranch from $200 to s400, and on lot ? block 77 from $25 to $50 J. Hyndman consented to have added to his assessment, solvent debts $S76.
 R. Anderson consented to have the number of cattle assessed to him raised ] from POI head to 225 head. B. c. Hicks consented to have the value of cattle raised from $S to $1o each.
 +. Il. Nefle appeared, ordered that the assessed value of half interest in lot block 73 be raised from $650 to $700
 Ordered that the value of half inter est in lot 8 block 73 assessed to Mrs. H. B. ,Frary be reduced from $750 $700 J. NJ. Jones appeared for Mrs. Winder, on motion it was ordered that the value of lot 8 block 76 be raised from $200 to $4O0, and lot l6 block s2 from $500 to $500. N. W, Aylesworth consented to a raise on the value of ranch from $500 to $550.
 A, L. Walker appeared on behalf of the Rescue Silver Mining Company, on motion it was ordered that the proper. l ty be listed to Geo. H. Dunbar, Trus- tee, at the original assessment. | r.lI T T Dominion Copper Company, after hear ing 1t was on motion ordered that the assessed value of the Globe Ledge mine be raised from $10, 600 to $200,- 900.
 Adjourned to July 10th, 1890.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk. Approvcd-ParaIoK STANLEY, 1 NI..,,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

Families not already supplied should lose no time in procuring bottle of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Disr- rhoea Remedy. It is the only remedy that can always be depended upon fer bowel complaint in all its forms Twen- ty-hve and 90 cent bottles for sale by II. c, Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

Politics is about making its biennial appearance in Arizona, and Fin the course of human events" candidates will be asking the suffrage of their fcl- low citizens, Among the number will be those dcsirous of becoming legisla- tors, and as statehood has been scotched, not killed, by the census enumerator, it will be well that candidates for the leg islatiye assembly shouk' inseribe upon their banner and hanging it on the outer wall, for or against the measure. It is the aH-important question and, for that reason, voters should know whether those seeking preferment are running in the groove with politicians or the people who pay taxes. State hood means increased taxes, to those already oyerburdoned The eoayen- dons soon to assemble in Globe, as ex- ponents of Retrospective parties, should also place themselves upon record upon that question.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

The Arizona Republican has the check, in the face of the census returns, to say that Phoenix has a population of 6,000, when in fact it has less than 3 20n
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

The indications are that the Senate will adopt Mir. Blaine's reciprocity sug- gestions, and that in some shape they will be attached to the tariff bill.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
Scrofula

Ia It's Worsf FoIln-ss vThsie .SiceH-
 iHg" Cared.
 The remarkable effect of Hoods sersaperilla in the following ease Illustrates the power of this medicine over all blood diseases;
 My son. years cid. had white swelling come CD his righ, leg below the knee, which con ;rac;ed the muscles 80 that his leg was drawn up si right angles. Physie;ans lauced the swelling, which discharged freely, but did not help him materially. considered him
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

John Bidwell, of Chico, IS the noni- nee of the American party for Cover. ltor of California,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
DD PIEScE'S PELLETS ,,S;sly ssSssly sssI;, ysss

Laxative, or Cathartic, according to size of dose, Smallest, Cheapest, Sugar-coated and Easiest to take. Cure Sick kfea6Aches EilioIsztcss, CoHstspatiof,. By drug gisas. 25 cents vial.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
REWARD.

By order of the Board of Supervisors of Gila County, a reward of $l00 is hereby offered for the arrest and con viction of the murderers of Ed, Baker Also reward of $50 is offered for the apprehension of Masse. an Indian, if arrested alive, or upon the duly authenticated proof of his having been unayoidably killed while resisting ar- rest or capture.
 J. II. THOMPSON,
 Sheriff of Gila County, Ariz.. Globe, Ariz., July 25, 1890.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

MoRRis GouDwATER, Chairman Ter, Dem, Cen. Com. JouN F. SHAUaHNEssy, Sec'y,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Go to the Drug Store of H. c. Hitch cock for nice celd drink of soda water
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09
E2 TTiE.

Fsend FeEssfsncas for tiCkets by ordinary lo.saE e-4gtatg htcuey 0r1cr, Issusd hy all rspreaa cerf sr es, Sf& ork EEcaafEe. bank draft or ytf ls- stt. Address All rfaiFtaF5ii iFtfeFs %
 iE&Icl,N k NcgHS TON { i. itA tAsEEttG Co.
 Gi'' C Jaafez HexteO. yIa Il -3s.su, Tt
Arizona silver belt., 1890-08-09

Approved PATRICK STANLEY,
 Chairman,
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Toshew that The cures made By ,oy's vere
table Sarszparilia are not only: no, exceptional
eases. but tia; il helps every body. We cite few
instances where two In the same isErliy took Is
and were both cured.
Thomas stephens. Of les sixth ST., 2. r. took
It fos weak stomach aad dyspcps.a. IL eafirely
cesed him. lie then gave tito bis wife for her
slck headaches, since which tine shs has he'd
no yrsrrr- II cured then both.
Mrs. n. l. wheaton. Of -oi Post 81. q. y. was
q sscerer isosa stomach and liver troubles and
bsliacszcxs. finding that Il relieved her. she
rave /; 10 little girl living with her whose A.
Esetica rss large open sers watch nothing
ssesnca 10 hesl n aaso eurcd the child.
II. s vira. Of Gesry cosrs. Gear 81. 4 p.
rrumineat In the Order Of Red Men. was very
feeble AMI grcssly rcdaecd ycys Vegetable
sa-nrarslla rssscfca bis health and accustomed
vi<us. He thercnron care il TO hts vile who
vas s.saslsssg afflicted and h<6 nervous psoxsra
s.ea. I, lad The same happy esEecs upon her IL
saa upon hisn. scores al similar csses could Be
cited hat We have no recon sos sAen here-
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- kaeetpe1eomo xJsm Previdos : Wav
- G1s1ng Sos 01phanx.
- cneftseAee tnsfltntteos 81 xeasx1e are ~
= snesr enneJ, ~ tbess skos ~ here ~
esesy aey ftoe1xtng moee n8teusion aod b<e,n-
~ mo1 Ue1al ne e;4Izk ana a. tarress
esSseoeo ee9te19 - ~ city - IL orehsn.'
sssne, nfeaee4 - Eorxh seaGsse. uur11e TIE
yex tA1ffl eFphars heve been eaxe1 sor
enDe cpMfnG fran The s11xe4s ara ueners frumI
aest1A iamk1foA ~ w<lt haxe fkev -
cefed 5of ~ tbese hoo rof foeu Z ranrse go
3 9 sss1o1s 6eknsss II avns ! yeas ssnsue she
little Waffk
The chi1dssn's Nussesy. erranixss1 ! se~
nessns 80 a1a4ay nursery. Is abous % he
100 eome r. babes snd ttft3e ehis4rrn. Il
= Asue1e1 - the corner - Thsra ed Miriam
szseese 40 = dcssa 20 mofs II fafanss are dsi :
ouk = -
coafribas:san - :hess easritas,s homes ..~
senf - - eu eofis ~ shapes and Il vi sfuee
e neuf 40 roa.0fs esoc<risy =. fratr,
s.ss1snes sc, asc cnnfnbutd b. ktnd-hesrt<d
tzo5ss - eves ~ cir IA god qHantsffss has
huso1rd 3 are 20 hearty bare tsat nssIe exf~n
cash t. quito accepsabss 10 shozc who hsve ske
homes - cAafEes To assist ii placing thcxe ~
nous institutions on Goad fusuria hesss.
letsS Hynnx, PAGson Ca. she Fr5us sir q
e1o:httss. vii on saturday. Mag II. Aeva<e ths
tlfirs Psehts d ttaf Gays tales 10 TIC nf ma
re :sa.cs wha hsys she institutions In charge
was ~ 1evtsatson 0i The firm sppofut thetv own
eesnsefs Ter The 6Ay AMI WIN be On had 70
meet feeir fs5erdx Purchasers viii have the
eetislacfton Of not oaIy RuGlfae ;he wersn Of
tnetr noney, bat will also know eaas they Are
essasting IN 30 csnr
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Judge and Mn John r. Hpyt ana family. who
went to Olympia iaSt Thurs lay. vii spead the
greater part Of the summer there.
Mr. Jacob Cshea. prominent wool grower O;
CALIFORNIA; Is looking over seattle with busi.
meas view.
II. Thomas kirkpatrick. : prominent bud.
ncss man OF San Francisco. Ia registered ct the
ssoquaimies
Mr. ]. Brown, 81 gaohcnIsh. actoinpanied By
bis Hiies - IN The city. He Is q; The srpqaal-
saic.
Ir. J. u. Cannon. al this city. was married in
TacamA last Thursday 10 Mis- A. Tinker.
Mr. Herman =. Hitler has returned from .
three months risis TO the East.
Mr.. George Bracket aud 500. OF Edmouds. are
registered 1T the sncqua'mic
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.


Only Tive Candidates Failed Oat Of :
Total Of Twenty six.
ne oeechefs' examinations closed yesterday,
after thrsc days' session. The following Ger
aAcatea wers issned 10 the candidates:
rirut grads--Mia kera p. Marshall. Ynum-
claw.
Second Gssde- Miss Anna Dick. New Dunge-
mesa; W, J. Eekert, Kent: Irving &. Claik.
Kent; Miss Mamie Dye Ross: James Kelly. Sc
astls; Mia Ida Newton. seattle: Mim Ene ].
Casson, Seattle
Third grade-Miss Merle d. Andrews. stuck;
Miss Clara Andrews. s.uck: Miss Jaunstts MI
lar Diner: Miss Alta Lsngdon, Juanita: Miss
Mary Y. Cock. seattle; Miss sarah 4. Reader,
seattle.
hrss grade certificate was Issued 10 Miu
bungess Who Is now teaching ct Bosheil. ON 4
state Certificate from 0reeou
seventeen Of tho twenty SIX candidates
passed. two raunce we're wishhsia .-s 49, were
simply experimenting. only TWO really failed.
Miss kena r. Marshali. Of Enumelaw, 10 the
hsst teacher to receive = nrst grade ccstincafe
under the new law, which has added six studiee
TO the list which must DO paused In order 10 e,
cure . hrst grade certificate
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Ins Eaxfae wsiiess empisye1 ~ shs rassa
rennc ard Rues< Sourd 4 A;asxa sseamhoee
Loes reat - ssSfxs ssre lat nsghs hrcanse sne
eonnsnsss "a pes take any sessnn o. sasrlr e.
1s;s0 ~ - tncsesse os 81 3 moab vsees.
les uatfefs ca the Sehors- and l<ano. u. X.
AefuH. Washington s9d OIynp.an iii west
oet u y sxid tnas the Unaor Pacific cticisia
here uisod % Pcrsiand foe srseso<4iona eu,ar-
saasnceae Jseksoa. Of the Prgvt SQUAD Il
A'ssss company. vii settle the matter sos shss
ne sssso1s veal COT 1t s osc.pck IA. ntxk.
usshout say waters
lbs 0iy2ptas takes al exeurxion s5-<ssy "a
no~n Sound pain. 81 II exp<rssd sAtrs VIII be
a~ people aboard her bat no walters On hcarsd
sise ship 10 sss<ud then
:, = 1roxn- 81 the linton Pecz6e. ssfa that the
mpsny asa do1e rDskiaE Simply hzcanss shs
SssIeu had tsken no sisGnife actsoa.
~ lsts boar iass nigas ths walters were
sssaered n gfoaps aaoui she ctr dock. alcnx
.asif<aa arenoe. and In ether phases 81 resort,
ai& usssng Ire stkuation- Tney xefs mani
Hous IN saytug trst steamers would have 10 %
xstaout wsi'crg 20 IN ~ they were coucrrued
untti snttr demands we're met
seventeen Of t1A nineteen walters OF sh4
oiymtiAn came a*here 81 1916 last night.
makshe The total number Cut eighty.
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Il eocHT-HrMEs, =.
~. = t1eie Marina Motion for new
% 1. <1q1n N David shapks OF al. Set
.< II nb)sef 10 discretion OF court. .
y \ Acknowledgements fled By
y.nas.s v.lH aconw-Mo.ion Tor
= lle1Dd.
Raaca ecckr-LlcErExswRo. ,.
: :. 9eses N Daniel ssevons--Con-
Z y janass McGsn Of al--pcfcnd.
~ 70 amend answer.
= refry q a. W Walter =. Coilsne--
> Wednesday, Nay -
49, WV tand Company W Patrick
ausWs csesruied. ten days 10 an
sas ~ Western Union Telegraph
0eanrres sustained.
>saea N y. ". Beck-Trsnsferred
~ Furniture Company ". Pani van
mufef oyesru,ed.
hcssowen vs. David II. ehsnks-
- b JHsies Strasson.
R7 fszssass corsr-osaoex. J.
9 Henry Delaney-B. :. TAlsmsn A.
esefdian I'd Item.
= Catherine J. phllhrick.-
3 ]I=s< ss<Ases ana aisSrihatiou Of residences.
~ q Sasfles sofdaa--Rona 6.ed and sr-
nip Of Lanr seo,s--Gasraian dis.
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seFsSioa Screr-sTEayrcS. J.
NAY n--A. d Hart 4 Co. vs. Amcsl.
~ : - ana Lean Association. Seattle In
psAy ~ Boyle & Fifty. Jokemas
-. "a John l. Kahaley.
I Aay @-ka-tAoiomew vs. Summers:
~yssy vs. John Collins; Arthur ".
r S~snA. Afshie c. ssetson. Howard Benson
- ssspa Stove Company.
- nay es--sssse Insurance Con.
IN y, laser II. ". 1wcsisrs cs nj.
ss.3aeen. ". ". Twesterx va A. y.
"a Bird ~ George W Darbach.
S-S May - -ee,,sssin vs. Becker.
~. . sasastnfc conpsny vs. T. izen. e. n
) ~. - erifa,h nasiss.
- aas ss--ssllsea "a Painting JoAn Mel.
= -, ANxAndes simpson. Duncan NcKsnsss
osNs n. z. Qainn " lanes Braid,
eFssios eccss-ucmrxSnxRs. ).
NAY ss-E- Na,asy vs. James Camp.
= Nay n-John Costello vs. X. Colt
az = =. =. lite 4 smith Manufacturing cszs-
Y .ksaea Paii.lrs esal.
-~s~ Asy st-The Lake Shore Iarn bel
1ps,.--.M JOAN =, 6rass CT al osvsua Ira.
-~ Sanpans "a Louis X C1ryan;
-. .srasc ~ the state az wssAsaxsen
-. Hay s-Gsorx, =. way " c. L,
- 49,. ~ ss-Haansh Bel Va William Bel
Aks-.sa W n. n Holcca: yohn II, Nsvsa,
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BOOMING PORT TOWNSEND.
LOCAL rArxR sHIaEvKs ~ rHs clry's coxIxs
6xxATxKs&

= Akt 49, TAI - b1AAA ~ IAB VII N&1tS8
6kgATxKss
Poxr TOWNSEND, May in--tLead<v. - People
do NOT smile incIcduloasly now. ~ they might
have done year ago. When the claim u made
that Port Townsend Is destined 70 fccOme one
al the great cities oi the country. Conservative
csI.itsiists ere becoming more interested In the
prefer P0rf Toa nsend b Portland, Seattle OF
Tacoma. because, while sn Investment II sale ia
any Of these places. the greatest Increase from
nov q nay 3 r sae ,nslIss. sy
1iues win 10 much 70 aeeoleraie Port Town
sends rrosth. ~ November he Part Tovu-
ssnd southern win be 80 fzr. consirue ed bat
By means Of ierrynxe or Iiood's car canal A.. the
Tar a Pertains, and until the Onion Pseifc
buiidS its extsnslons % ron 1Ouns<s.ss. - -.
commended By Chief Enstnssr nosns. this road z.
become ! crest terminal point, with iobsiDe
trade rec nd % uone IN the state Mia aooo
raiiWay facilities, one 81 the best hasbor. IN the
world. great country 7 On u timber and MIN.
Is no reason why Fort Townsend should not
prosper beyond any sity In the country
The sceues OF activity on ever hand. the
number Of bHsiuSss biscks and residences nc-
inc constructed aud the hundreds Of new faces
seen on the streets every week should not ofcs-
sIon surprise. Port Towusend II net the on
sprinx Of windy boom. but u the chosen neif
d vast natural sdyantases and ne prsssns Ill IA
might have been anticipated. No one woo
yiaifa Port Townsend because he has heard OF
ia ufosperisy lcaves diseusted because be ands
that the boasssd prosrssiy = only !: sas ma
Misrerrcseusasio dent so Ia Pom Tcwueend
and tcse il not real estate AREN'T n the eity
WHO ID nos glad 10 show what he has e. ssil
Personal nsysc,ion al psops,y + 20 s,d - sis,
rort Townsend and that win hc enough 70
cause them 20 seek . share In It's greatness.
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rns NEW IL DORADO.


Tho most importsns section Of land in the
state al Warrington al present unicvsi pfa-
upwards OF 1900 square mites ~ sttcnL aging
IN the cotsrties 81 jefferson nad tiaf AM has
long lain dormant. ewing 10 IL appsrsat m
accessibility. Rcecpt explorations have srr is-
stated feasshs- es'ran shfpnga tae sas'ess
len-sinr nm tn Meant t'0ssstAtsc About hsls.
way between Port Townsena end TIE hsss 81
The canal IL ressant hsrrov. tns on aesp
water iaafhos en- the west slice TIC Ter. to.n,
.r.ss a southern railroad suapsnges upon ssNai
Al thls point. and here is located Heels ei,y.
i,s, Iasfi OUT and shorty h. be placed upon sns
The accessible timber. a isrec area q choice
Agricultural ianGs. Together WITH rsrst Sa'is y
~ mineral resources. will apen the way ~s
many tsua ards at new corners 70 our
for energy. entssrrsse cue ssspstAl -. y,
seaser, ire usrsser OF Hooi's csss Lana az
Improvement Company, 81 reom -. -. ~ !, !,
Win call rr.ishie information regarding vas
unaeveiopta III lorsdss
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overwhelmingly Troubles Over - Cock
ard Waiters' EnS...

~sSss-@sso8tUs&u-e Troubles Over ~ Cock -
ard Walters Enisa.
Nearly al the strikes arousd the city have
been sssslec sad the various trades ere p-oeress-
ing e rapidly and ~ smoothly o. .honxa
nothing had oterrrvg 10 stop them in their
sours-.
All the deck hans.s and flseEeu Of the nosym-
PAD who went ont On . strike will return to
the ookf tomorrow nigEt and oceury their old
positions
The eornseenakess are ssili ont and The posi-
uons OF both the bosses ard strikers are Just as
nfn g when tie strike fisss commenced II 10
hoped that al agreement can be made between
the employers and cmpioyes before loag. PROB
ably this week
Toe cooks and waitcrs union held = meeting
Friday evening and 81 new members signed the
roii. Tomorrow night thcy viii meet again and
perfect permanent organization.
ssc trouble between the nricklaycrx ana wsh
Chung has been settled the Chiuamau boss
agreeing 70 allow only uaioa white men %
work on bile buiidiux.
The painters strike 10 ia the same position q
last stated. BoaFdman & son siiil holding out
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Charges Against . sl.usA,srhou...

delegation OF residents OF South seattle. llv-
ing In the vicinity Of Herman Meyers slaush.
terhouss called upon DR.. Gran. yesterday alief
noon snd made complaint concerning the man.
ner in which Meyer kseps his slaughterhouse
They claimed that the offAi IL never removed
and that the 0dors taat arise from IL are fright.
full Ga locking info the matter DR.. Grant
found shas the siaushterhouse IL outside OF tho
city limits aud consequently beyond his juris-
dicsion. Houeyef he laid the matter before
Prosecuting Attorney Carr
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Pst.x sarrol arnin.

The notorious fatsy Carol was convicted OF
being 6isorder,y in Justice Ailles's court ycsief-
day and haed sis ana costs amounting 10 a. -.
lie was unable 10 pay Ito dns and went TO Jail.
Csrfai was arrest q ia south side saIocu late
Friday night, where he had gstten into SQUAD
BILE and was enfeaysrinw % lean the plaes cut.
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BIB COURTS.
Appoints y. s
lissionerk


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