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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-31

Chinese are being Struggled into
the United States by way of Ph@-
nix, Arizona, in large numbers.
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The Band will play at the depar-
ture of the Alameda. There will be
no concert at Emma square in the
afternoon.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

rs. ..... Bremen.
nberg :. New York. 80.
80. New York. 800.
Sanders. Puget Sound.
ester. Delaware. 80.
Beng6eld, Liverpool. ......
SOvery San Francisco.
Thor. :. Newcastle SW
F...... D.. Newcastle, N SW
b......... Newcastle, N SW
London. -.
ealandia. San Francisco. June Z
of Peking.San Francisco. June 81
mi Maru. Yokohama. 49,.
Acorn +. .Esquimault -.
Cheston. Puget Sound.
G Wilder. San Francisco.
rOn.. p. Humboldt. 49,.
rs Thompson San Fran. :.
bsuelO. .. San Francisco.
n Douglas.San Francisco.
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FRANCISCO SHIPPING xr,,.

1 :. SHIPPING NEWS.
sc ebay 9TH 4th, bknte s g Wilder. q
! dave W,eanla, y days; 10th. s s
b, bk Son,o,.ok W B Godfrey, %
! ds Svnoma, Is days: 10th s 8
&c II " DAYS, from Kahului:
( days. hh Nc 25 days; blk s &
ae W HHy n;.& tne s N Castle. p
l7th. hnimcnd. Is days. from
Kahujiui;.f l e.. 9 H Douglass. Is
c o Wb;t ts.h, ok Alden Besse.
Nth." baal'%nore, q days. from,
list, & 50, schr Dora Blum
for KahuIgn;t end brig q !
S Ssspps,'torssl Nav a,.. 3 :
bk Cey is,oi 4, bk Alden I Bes 3 es fo,
=, btinsea s 9 SA the Discovery, i 81
DimonSd as ssdsbk W B Go Coz = y
10 assoisSSi led April I'd, B,
Fon aon ~; arrived, bk,n. I'll.
lion hassss;zss'o! arrived. Dltn,
9 oaolaSio;. %iled, Haw sim,
.''Ss rs i: t' ssst1 s. 'ss,
Sfi;s s.,ss,, the lssdin,
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All the members of the Biiou
Company except Mr.. w. Roberts,
leave on the Alameda to-day. Bon
voyage.
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The kinau is due this morning
from windward. ---e5
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SHIPPING NOTES.

bags of sugar.
n snl kaala brought, Thursday,
:" sugar from Kauai.
's,le can tern !rmgard Capt. A. H.
- 'or oau Francisco to-day at
''ne i, James Makee arrived.
WIN TAG bags of sugar from
ursd aer' :Alcalde, Capt. Smith, ar
st r 10 from Port Ludlow with
nsls >, lumber, lO,O5O laths and
ned on John nm G North, Capt. Mel
F F. oG Friday, seventeen days
and MS, SSco, with merchandise for
II IT y Hannukona. She is CONSIGNED ned
A. Uavies and Co
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VINO TO-nAv.

y,sIEAyING TO-DAY.
!, Mcneil for San Francisco.
|s ~ iIrmgard for San Francisco at
i Alameda for San Francisco at
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Nem advertisements.
WANTED.

TWO GOOD HAWAIIAN COMPOST
j tors. Apply at the Gazette Office.
1S25-1t 1921
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Lovers of OoLoNa TEA can be satisfied q
C. B. WELLS, AZ QUEEN STREET.
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Bedrock PRICES for TEA at c. B. WILLS
AZ QUEEN STREET.
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Two Hawaiian compositors are

Samoa. -1'
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Mr.. Sayford speaks at Kawaiahao
church Sunday morning.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

49, The best Tea in town to be had
@AH at C. B. WELL's, AZ QUEEN
STREET
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Nrw aDprrtist,,lents.
BELL. TELEPHONE CO.

THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL
L names have been added as Subscribers
to the Bell Telephone System since the
publication of the April Card, all of which
may be connected:
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The Planters Monthly for Nav is

The Legislature does not meet to-
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Don't fail to try q box of JAPAN TE.
from C. b. WELLS, ~ QUEEN STREET.
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may De cOnnecte0:
PASTE THIS ON YOUR CARD
4-Schmidt & Son, INV
10O-Bruns, Mrs III Jr, res
121-Bushee. J L, res
1A-Rasemann, A q, res
226-Waller, G, res
244-NaOne. A B, res
255-Ahi & Co
483tSmith. A L
484-McGinty's
485-Dodge, s. res
486-Engine Co. No.4
487-Wells, G B, res
488-Davis, NJ, res
480-Pii, ] w, res
490-King, G w 4, res
401-Men Hing
492Dyer, Mrs
4931Hon. w Fl Rice, res
Keohokalole, A H X, res
405-Matthew, T w, res
496-Tsukui, G H, res
497-Arnold, C N, res
498-Kelting, VIM, res
499-Cartwright. A ], res Waikiki
60O-Hon w Kalua, res
5O1-Schuman, G
5O2ICastle, Jas, res
5O3-HOaeae Ranch (Robertson)
Hebron, Mrs T III, res (Waikiki)
5O5-DeFries, Henry, res
1887
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NOTICE.

lER. ISIDOR RUBINSTEIN WILL ACT
III for IA under power of attorney during
the absence of Mr.. Morris Lyman and MI.
Joseph Hyman from the Kingdom.
HYMAN BROTHERS,.
Honolulu. Nav 50. 1880. 1861
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tass; ssSs,, the leading
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Inca, Ann cn.,
oAn AMI uENEhAL.
out. -
M
Inc Legislature does not meet to-
Two Havo;;.,
wanted. ~ oS'Ools are
Samoa. -' 'e'1co from
The Kinau is dne this uo~n;
from windward ''0 ofnlnS
Mr. Sau.o.a
chnrch g. ~ epoaks at hawalahao
0- '''Aaoy uofnlng.
m. A..,.
bags OF mail for the Poetofice.
M
Inc executor OF the estate of G.
-; ouuo' deceased, has notice else
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
Ayers Cherry PeetoYa|,
r-EcAEro TT
ER. ]. c. AVER {; CO., L.--c.,, -..co.
~ "il Druggists. rG!cc ci; l!x bottles, IS.
TCM CUU3cS CAREER.
a C;Ory That ;ust-i;rs tao UoJ ia
Euy..iI {! Voter, ! g..

a Eto-? That I iuEt-ltrs tho Uo1 ia
Iov':i:i {! Voter, I f..
Tho h!5tcIT CT ihc thricc.rl!llionairo
banker OF Helena. Mcnt., Thomas CruSc,
- told Iy tho Chicago Tribune, Hug
tr::tca the urI and downs OF WCzscr:l
life aad sets il strong contract the two
c:;ircTacj OF. absolute. i!rOvcliYg poverty
and extraordinary :!ElucIcc.
''3i:; years no Tom Crusc," 'cay3
Thomas y. Long, "v;;:g only . coE1raoa,
ordinary l@b9rcr, : rrospcCtog "Hl =
miner. He h,d spent "l@IoI: lis lat
nickel, E@3 OFT OF laCl:. and, being ont
of money, l. naturally follows he had
very few friends. IlGCCd, ho wa1 30
rCor th;.. I v, II rcrlclaacr iho day wlcn
hc w%9 %g,Gally rctuscd credit fot
Elty.Fo"::d :acl; OF GoGr. He dill olt
jJLLI about toy:a-2ny thing 20 lCnr .
l2 turned 81 Eo3c5t dollar. Cac day
ho ,ool: = tramp into tho mountains.
Ehca hu CarIu bac!; to towa ho aston
ishcd everybody EY reporting tho die
covc?y Ct what h:i Giaco tUraCd out 10
be one OF tho richest silver mines IL
Montana. l!o prc.cHpicd tho place
and made every IL nT solid il his
Or'a I:&Clo. This rainc was tho famous
Dram LI:aloAI il tho IaoUataiT1
near Nay5yiilc, tvcnty-oao miles from
Helena. 4 oy1,licalG OF capitalists,
hC"-i1c OF his cgCa. find, went OFT
10 iavca,i~ata x. Tho rcault far car
FasGsd oven thcic expectations. and
o. tavi" way laCl: 10 to'?a they Gorght
CID NAH CiGac. Would he sell tho
ili"c? Yes. IIow iauCh? Five hun.
drcd thou8aad dollars spot cash. That
wa too iaGch, they thought. We'll,
gentlemen, il you ihinl; it is too much
don't til:o it, said CruGc. s@'IhiJ Offer IN
good until noon. but 10 longer. I'll
have aIOthc: price Oh It, cf,c: that
They thought lo wag blul!ng. Tho
nC%t day, attCr further investigation,
they c%:lc 'jac!; to Cru5c. They told tho
old Inan they wcro ready 20 lay the
$4,000 and for hirl to draw rp tho pa
pcrc. My rrico ;c.lny Is Gl,Goi,0J1,
boyJ,' gaid CruGc. OF course thcrS was
no deal possible Under tho cirCurl-
atanccn. Cruno could thon get al tho
capital no wanted to worl; his ininc. Bc-
fore thrCo months had passed Ec had
pulled uuS $4,000 worth OF orc and
there wac Utill unlirlitcd quGniiiics--
millions, In fact.in sight. Tho 1yndi.
cato c3:lO back u hia am actually paid
over 81 ,OGo,C COZ fog = two.ihird iatcrcgt
III tho Drum Lu'n;1oad.
"Simco thct tirao Crrso has bought
other rai:ico, the i"oa Mountain. for in-
H.aacr, In the CcSUr d'hlcnc region, and
otEcY9. lic 70 worlh to-day 5000, ,Ojo.
lie was married couple Of years ago,
hut his vito died, lowing him y child.
'Oll Man Crusc, 10 no Is called, iy !!
EGod old fellow, who delights row Ia
tali,ln: about Bis hard tines. Whcn llc
camo 20 Montana glx ycaio Ego ho
walled all tho way froci Salt Lake City.
That'H tho way foriuDo cailc9 Gomc-
ti,ucg"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
VOLUME "a.
Duty ca Tin.

Tho Pittsbnrg pfcEf rcmnri;cl n
Tow days rgo: "Tho high ta-iT OF
fomr ccntsa pound on ;;n vas enact, 4
nt the last "essi1n o. the p.isopl Con.
rtegs for the purpose Of enabling idle
capital in this country TO 10 u=cd in
tho establishment Of Lin-plato works"
This is not only untrue, bat il in ;.h-
surd and impossible. Tho duty oT
fo'r cents u pound ison b,oc'i tin ard
tho black oxide Of tin, and rs tho
mpuLracturcrn OF tan plate must lay
this metal, the imposition or "a duty
OF $50 per ton Oh nu artjclc which
was duty FREQ til tho MrIialcy law
WIS pasted, was evidently not in ;hc
interest OF tho tir.platc manui4c.u.g.
--lNa;Iona! Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

Tho Enterprise rnya; "In ourcour.
try thcro in rctticd determination
among nll bat tho 'pluiocratic' claas
% no. coass The oilYor war nniil tho
old right ot thn FREQ and uniiu'tcl
coinage OF tho whilo metal lisrrStorol."
Why should wo rctrograir? Senator
Stewart Gays tho preacnt llw Ia bet.
ter than trco coinngc, thea why ChonlA
wc go backward? Eut rrrhNpa tho
noble Senator bolouG3 10 tho "pluto-
cratic" clatu.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

On roll cail yogs3fl ly2lI manbo@s
of tho iiolao o. Representatives, -
Gwcrcd - their rn1wcs C. j. B.1,kln-
ridge, of Ar!mnlIs, WiI,iI S@aos. OF
idaho, II. W. Stone. Of Pennsylvania.
and Ciarcnco p. Clark, oi Wyoming,
prcscntcl th ir credentials rnd were
rgorn in. John S. Pndar, Of New
llanpGl!lrc. L. Il. Uiyc1. o. Io2a.
clh Robert Whitelav;, oi Missouri.
qualified AZ R0p:crrnt Iiiy,a. no!w.ti.
standing the non n.aTr.yal ci their csl-
dcntialc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

Virginia Chronicle: Tho MrNinloy
bill hes q merit. after all, although wo
had never discovered IL until our Gt.
tontion was directed tc 1t by MI Est.
crn Republican oschHngc. which nays
"it will encourages economy il tho5o
who worl, for n living" Thate oYon
on improvement upon jay Gouldb
GdYico t. tho labosing pcoplo {, uHo
loss Of tho articlcn which h1yo al.
vancod In prico bs,aug0 OF th5 rew
tariff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
An o!d Col3rcd Woman.

IN oh wo.aGa l:lovA ai hru,
Filth Wilson, who i.Yai unar ProT.-
dsac', ky, is sell 10 he i&3 yca-s Oh.
t5hn Was bora IN South Clro'inl, uui
belonged 20 = iInn D"mcd Adam.
Before The Eav5.I!ioal-y War che
WAS Il grown wom"a, ana was lou-c
ccTTan, and Whiting maid 10 the
dnuG.tc.g Of M,. Adams lEx.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
Ggnrn. l,..,.n.ion /: lies.

Mr.. Thomaa Grryna,o has left at tic
Nmrricut Recorder Office couple Of
relics that have tccm handed dOwA for
500 years. Onc way d small hnt'hci. re-
acmhiing The enc George Washington
didn't ucr. tha, was FiyC0 hin BY hU
mothcr. who died ui%tecn years ago at
tho age Of cighty.aiS. 1t waJ given her
Iy her grandmother when gLc was quito
youmg. The other 10 y pint flask that
in known 10 bo over enc hundred years
old. no It. has been In his fa,hcr'o family
that long. Iti0Gquocrlool;inr, IT bhcrt.
r.und flask. with tho face OF George
WuHl,ingtcn blown ~ tho eiicG lie
will nov Give thcoo relic0 to his chill
drcn. 4-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
an alibi.

Sunday School Superintendent
Who lei the chillyeu o; ISRAEL into
Canaan? VII! ono of tho smaller
boys unGwcr? iHo rcpiy.l ...
Superintendent. (s,mcwhat atcTnlyl
Can no ono tell? Little boy on ;hrt
ecat next TO tho aisle, who lcl thc
child:on o! Israel INTO Canaun?
Litt,o Eoy (oad'y frishtoncd,.-Il
wasn't nc. II iist moved yero last
week I'm M.22oury.-. lChIclEo TriJ-
uuc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

The fallo&inr from Tho Clrson hr.
poHl indiolIcB thnt Tho Republican
campaign minuarr6 nro rot much 10.
hind tho Democrats in prompt liqCil.
ntion OF printing bills. rho Appeal
tnys: Considerable newspaper diP.
cussion 10 going on now n5 60 tho
largest check ever dHtwn in tho
world. Spmo 0. Chs omlllcgl over
hcasd Of orc row rorehiua Tho news
paper oillccr from tho cSorrotnry OF tho
Republican Stuto Contrnl Committee @
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

II lcttcr 10 ffi,nl SJil;o: In
gals maya: "Whilo tho legislative
situation Is not catirSiy Dalio'Lc. ory,
I foal confident ot uur r,cs5 in JAN 8nry
I ; j5n3t ncnrly nB da5Forato 40 II wag
C@glyo yeir3 ago. Npyomb5, lsn wfn
the Uk,rmi1h linc. Th0 chnrGo Of tho
old Fuarl will no. occur unt!i Jan.
uarE'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

Emperor Wl.iism'a o.iog to p,y out
ct his private purse tho oypsago, OF
Professor KoUl'J oypasimsnt' With
thc o2a5unp!iol m.o:5J5 will help
liiJ popularity. 1'ho young mal hia
Ia aJYosiliat.an32I donoa0tfs.ol tho
poGsasoo, o. either & l.borhi diepoCi.
tiyn o? O ths8vl GO 90 oIrcot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

$. L. Tojt: Shors Dull, ono oi iho
moss trcacherJuG IadiauJ IN th.,
Northwest, has rcnor.cd ios ritjona at
Rosebud agency. lio will be followed
bY $3.50 oihig haAgry paoplo. llo
should bo made Il Shortcr Dull--yay
hy Tho cub,raciioa OF IiJ head. Gen.
Miles eIouli talk, tho Bull 10y tie
horns IN this Indian matter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07

The adoption Of the Australian bIl.
lot System ot voting will rctiro from
bnsiacsa tho Wholesale vU.c purshus-
oTJ oi Nevada, nnl iasIr1 u fair OK
preston ot Tho viii of Tho people at
too ballot lbs. Yha IiiHD d,ic!Itioa
10 tho next LcSislaturr fayoT: it, tho
people uf tho state dcmnnh il, and
the liw. mixers will prove rccrcaut 10
trust il they don1t provide for It,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
Ia Sudden Death.

{ In the midst of all the gaiety Saturday
afternoon there was the deepest sorrow in
n little household, where death sclalmed
Mrs. Charles Knoll, sister of Mr.. Joseph
DIETRICH: Her death was very sudden and
unexpected. The previous day she had
been apparently in the best of health and
spirits, but in the evening she complained
of not feeling we'll. Yesterday morning
DR.. Frazer was summoned. He rendered
medical treatment, but had nc fears Of ia
tai results, and said he would call again
late in the afternoon. Mrs. Knoll was get
ting along comfortably till Up. M, when
she suddenly expired with what the ply
sicians pronounce neuralgia of the heart.
Deceased was % years of age and leaves a
sorrowing husband and one little girl.
The funeral services where held at the
Presbyterian church were Monday
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock, after which the
remains were taken to Fairyiew ceme-
terry for interment.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
Returning to the Old Farm.

Mr.. j. F. King, who farmed several years
on Burnt Creek, Burleigh county, who now
resides at Washington, Kansas, writes a
friend here that he thinks Of returning to
his old farm-that the prospects are not
good where he now is-that it costs 1874 to
get 500 worth of corn to market-that
feeding it to hogs does not pay, as hogs are
only worth $50 per cwt. Joe has tried
both sections and is able to judge. If J. F.
could look out the window with US at this
time and see one inch of water fall in
thirty minutes he would say that North
Dakota had not gone permanently dry
that nature was furnishing water from the
original package above, without money or
price. Mr.. King says while the country in
Washington county, Kansas, looks fine,
the farmers have good farms. we'll i'm
proved, still they find it difficult to get
money enough to pay taxes. There's
something wrong here" says King, land l
believe Burleigh county, North Dakota, is
the best new country of 'em all"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
First publication June 10, 1896. ]
In the District Court.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA ca
COUNTY OF BURElaH. 10
sixth Judicial District.
The Capital National Bank of Bismarck, a cor
poration, plaintiff. vs.. Geo. B. Clason, defend
ant, The State of North Dakota to the above
named defendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in the tbove entitled action.
a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and
to serve a copy of your answer to the said COM
PLANT on the subscriber at his office in the city
of Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh and
state aforesaid, within thirty days after the
service of this ummon upon you, exclusive Of
the day of such service; and if you fail t. answer
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will take judgment against
you for the sum Of five hundred dollars, with in
terest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent. per
annum from the 1t day of March, 1889. besides
costs and disbursements.
Dated May 81, A. D. 1890.
Gee. W. NEWTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
To the defendant, Geo. B. Clason:
Take notice, that the complaint in this action
was filed in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court at Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh, in
the state of North Dakota, on the Slst day of
May, 1880.
Dated June 9th, 1890.
GEO. w. NEWTON,
Plaintiffs attorney, Bismarck, N. D..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
Yesterdays Storm.


CFrom Fridays Daily.l
About half past two yesterday afternoon
a dark cloud appeared in the northwest,
but the indications were the storm would
pass to the north of the city. Soon the
rain began, and in thirty minutes over an
inch of water had fallen. When the storm
slackened large torrents of water flowed
down Main and Broadway, and
3 the flow increased the sewers
were unable to take care of
it. The head of Broadway is near
the slope, and soon it presented the ap-
p%earance of a river flowing at the rate of
about five miles an hour, over sidewalks
was three feet deep and a bout could have
been run the full length of the street from
the Merchants bank to Second street. The
cellar under Fosters grocery store is full
to the floor and all others from there to the
Lamborn hospital. The large cellar un-
der the hospital is full. AS the water
rushed along sidewalks began to loosen
and some were carried along. The cellar
under the Merchants bank, Kupitz' store
and the wholesale liquor store of Wise &
Goodkind are all full. The amount of
damage done cannot be estimated cor
rectly at present. as the damage to goods
in cellars is not known. Sol. Sunderland's
residence was flooded with two feet of
water and nearly all the cellars under
residences in that vicinity are full of
water. Over two inches Of water fell yes
terday. The other portions of town are
higher and 10 damage was done. The
rear of DeGratf's shoe store and the livery
stable Of Con Malloy were flooded.
At II o'clock in the evening very little
water was standing on the streets. The
swift current has washed some holes but
time no marks OF the storm, except the
damage done to the cellars, will be seen.
STORM NOTES.
Where did all the frogs come from?
Hoagland's lumber yard was af1oat.
The street to the capitol was badly dam
aged.
The culvert bridge between Bismarck
and the river landing was washed out.
The damage to the basement of the hos
pital will be considerable. The kitchen
was In the basement.
Last evenings east bound train had in
structions to Ego slow" over several places
on the Dakota division between Bismarck
and Jamestown.
The stage driver from Washburn says it
rained and hailed severely at Washburn
Wednesday night and that he did not
strike yesterdays storm until this side of
Painted Woods.
The wires were badly disarranged for
awhile and the lightning did some damage
to the instruments, but Manager Fletcher
succeeded in getting them repaired before
time for the associated press report.
1t is said Jim Wise, who was in the base
ment of the hospital when the water COM
menced to go in, refused to 20 up stairs
wanted to stay there and drown. The
priest secured help and carried him up.
Many of the wooden bridges in the coun-
ty have been swept away and some of the
iron bridge abutments are aid to have
been damaged. One of the stone piers of
the Painted Woods iron bridge is out en-
tirely and the bridge is resting on three
piers only.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
First publication May 80. 1901
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. D.,
May %, 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed ~noticeof his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Bismarck. N. D., on July 5, 1890,
viz:
FRANK GARNER heir of Jean GARNER deceased
For lots 4 d. s. s~ectione. township 1870 north, range
80 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Amos Robidou, John Robidou, Israel Marcier
and Robert Amdt, all Of Bismarck, N. D.
OSCAR E. REA,
Register.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
First publication June 20, 1901
summons.

STATE OF North DAKOTA, -,
County of Burleigh. 70"
In District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Mary s. Talbot, p%l,intiff, VS.. William M. Tai
bolt, defendant. The State of North Dakota
to the above named defendant Greeting:
You. William Nj. Talbot. are hereby sum-
mon-d and required to answer the complaint in
the above entitled action. which was filed
office in the city If Bismarck, Burleigh coun
N. D., on June ID, 1890, and to serve a copy
YOU; answer to the said complaint, on the gu
in the county of Burleigh and state aforesaid,
within thirty days after he service of this sum.
mons upon. you, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice; and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated June Is, A. u. 1890.
JoHN T. FonT.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
First publication June 10, 1901
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, DAK,
o. June IL, 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his claiM,
and that said proof will be made before the reg
lister and receiver at Bismarck. N. D., on July
26, 1890, viz:
WILLIAM H. SCOTT,
for the Q u, NV 4 and n Y of ne a, section 80,
township III n, range so W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Henry s. Wogan. OF WoganEpcrt, n. D.; Gust
johnson. Of Wogansport, N. D.; John W.
Myers, of WOgansport, N. D.; Lars A.. Larson,
of Wogapsport, n. D..
OSCAR E. REA, Register.