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Arizona silver belt., 1890-04-19

In England, two centuries ago, popular sr- perstition credited the Royal Touch " with curing scrcfula. These supers:!tious DIT e. tices have now become obsolete, and in tke i- place we have Q scientific remedy in Dr Picrce's Golden Medical Disco. cry, which the natural channels, thereby cleansing to system from all taintS and impurities from whatever cause arising. It is truly royal remedy, wOrld-famed and the only liver, lung and blood remedy gi,GTdateed to benefit or cure in every case, or money paid for it will be refunded. As regulator Of tEe Stonlach, Liver and Bowels, "Golden Medical Dscov- 7ry cures all bilious Gctacks, Indigestion and byspepBia, Chronic Diarrhea and Kindred ail- Inents. AS an alt2I..tive, or biood-puriier, it nanifests its marvellous properties in tho cure of the worst Skin and Scalp DiGeascs. Salt -rheuUl, Tetter, Eczema, and Scro[Glous sore9 snd Swellinge, e wei as Lung -scroful:,, commonly known as Pulmonary ConsuIlp- tion. if taken in time ana given fair trial. WORLDS DESPENSARy MEDICAL ASSoCIA- TON, PropTictors, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-04-19

We tender acknowledgements to the Arizona pfess for the complimentary notices called forth by the completion of the twelfth volume of the BELT.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-04-19
Expert Spsy8r and D8hoTnaD, N. ". NugTZ,
 Clements, Kansas.
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 , v!is ,e send you taos who call-yoaI trends Eud uei=!bgrs and hose ahout you valuable trade for wine l. s r,ai- when enc yoa know all ii would like 10 sn 10 worS ioI 's 9 e
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Arizona silver belt., 1890-04-19

Best Results. East Providence R. L, June 'ss. While in the employ of thc Barstow Stove Co. applied your St. Jacobs Oil to many bad burns of the moriGe-s, and always with best results.
 GEO. VI. HORTON.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-04-19

Ladder Fell. Galveston, Texas June 2S, 1ss3
 Fell from ladder; bruised and sprained my foot and wrizt; suffered fvo days; was cured by sE. Jacobs Oil. JcSHUA WYTEIH.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-04-19

Knee-Cap Hurt. Hall, Ind, Aug. 10, 1888. Kneo-cap hurt and suffered , months; 5 bottles Of St. Jacobs oil perne2cltly restored me.
 C. 0. McMokRI5.
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Edited b Albany W. or, o

The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perapce Union Of California held first
and very successful ascmi annual confer
ence" In Berkley the last cl February.
The scientific temperance instruction
law Of California has already so seriously
affected the saloon keepers regular crop Of
customefs--the bUys--that the liquor men
have begun agitation TO have the law re-
pealed BY the next legislature. This w G
y q Will endeavof 10 pour cold water on
this project.
The Nebraska state Prohibition conven-
ton held At Lincoln In February exhibited
tie s'paD-partIsan" spirit by passing this
resolution Resolved, That we will ex-
tend tile right hand Of fellowship TO al
organizations iayofing the passage Of the
prohibitory amendment, and that we will
cooperate with every friend Of probibi
tion Of whatever name for the exiermina-
tion Of ibe liquor traffic
A Congo native, WHO has BEEN taught
10 read and write, has Just sent d letter, his
| first, 10 the Archbishop Of Canterbury. II
| Is ~ follows "Great and Good Chief OF
the Tribe of Christ. greeting THE hum :
blest Of your servants kisses the hem oi
your garncnis,nnd iegs you % send 10 bis
fellow servants more gospel and less rum
Il In tise bonds Of ehrisf, Ugala.' II seeins
to us that that letter biss the letter pretty
eHcctuaily on the head.--Toront0 Globe
The Southern star Of Atlanta Gs.,slatci
that mere than $1,000 a dag u spent TO
Intoxicating liquors 10 that city, also tina
one hundred per cent more pIupers wegl
buried BY The city during lie last fw'
yeafa az kfyh license than durtag fite pre
. vious two years Of prohibition.
Among Tie encouraging "signs Of tn
tlmeg mas be mentioned the following
statement concerning the social season i
Washington City. a. reported BY q cores
pondent 10 the " Y World: "fhis will b
J known as lie grea, apoilinaris season,
nothing else A few high official iamilie
! are believers In total abstinence, and vii
! have nothing Intoxicating ir the house
9 apollinafis accompanies their banquets an
sparkies At their balls. II Is the fashio
of this winter too, to even forego punch .
large entertainments, and several of III
abandonment affairs 10 the finest houses |
. town have been cheered by lemonade an
4 mineral waters only. Eve people VIII
: give seven wines with their dinners, Civ
! nothing spirituous or fermented when
comes 10 any large entertainments. Th
r Dancing Glass, which Is the swellest gath
4 eTing of young people, has had more TEN
! perance suppers than other kinds Of sur
/. PER-, aud champagne has been cooled e
n them only 10 very few houses.
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c@tAt"N Ao"Hs<~f - = tzA@' -
The energy which some Of the leading
lights The Of republican party are showing
IN their efforts to climb aboard the demo.
cratic tariff reform train Il encouraging.
Through these accessions the people inay
stand some show Of rslief at the hands OF
the present congress notwithstanding the
fac, that the 4, 0. p. Is determined tnat no
change shall be made IN the tariff schedule
unless Il Is a change skyward.
The pittsburg DisfafeA,a staunch repab
llcan paper, publishes an interview had in,
New York with Congressman Butterwo,th
one Of the ablest republican Representatives
from Ohio. Mr.. Bu,terworth Is already
opening his eyes pretty wide on The tariff
question. "The irrmers," he says, need
relief Something must be done to reduce
the tariff. | am an ultra.pro,ectionist, but
the tariff, ,hink should be pruned, not
tlnkered with In a perfnnc.ory, uncertain
way. II we 70 ahead and give relief to
the farmers In the right wa, many repnb-
licans votes viii be galned. A Chinese
wall should not be put around the United
States to protect turaips, and on the
other hand free trade should not be per-
miited to ruin our industries. You see
there are Hne lines TO be drawn, aud yet
do not advocate anything not consistent
with protection"
Sentaor Allison, too, Is beginning te
weaken, fact which Is not at all strange
when his late narrow escape from defea
Is remembered. when shown pueliea'
ton in New York paper which stated tha
he was leaning towards some OF the moa
important propositions Of The Mills bill
the Dubuque statesman said; II do no
care to discuss the matter while the Hons
committee Is busy with It. You may "a.
that am Ia favor of a deep cut In sugar
will not say that favor abolition OF III
duty and payment Of bounty. A. to 10
baeeo. yoa NAV say that will vote to
bolish the tax on Il very reluctantly W
Will nave haiS Nihe tAfte"k N"N N--'
on great many Necessities II we aholis
. the duty on the luxuries"
Others there are standing high Ia re
publican councils who show the same in
dlcatlons Of sfunxlng' on their party
.. position on the tariff and their numbers
! increasing by no means slowly. That tn
Is the result OF an astute and selfish reasoi
Ing on the part OF such men as Alllso
: rather than any desire for tho veal OF III
people there is no doubt. But Il Is r.
suit, nevertheless, which shows that the
appreciate that a compliance with the poI
ular demand 10 inevitable and that the
political futures depend upon their swim
Ing into line.
They are all welcome aboard the dem'
: cratic tariff reform train. even thought
o insist on IIdIng or republican tickets.
Is wide and.loug as well as sure and swil
: and fully capable of the duty Il has take
a upon iiself 10 perform--that OF carryir
: the entire country to an Increased prospe
. ity through a sweeping reduction In u
necessary and exorbltant taxation.
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Democratic County central COM
mittce met at the office of Hon. J X Wealth
eriord Friday, Mch - and appointed Sat
urday April the sIh at o'clock p. NJ. as
the day to hold the primaries and April
Slh at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the county con-
vention. The basis Of representation was
fixed at one delegate Tor each Al large and
one for each thirty votes east for Hon. J
NJ Gearin for congress and one for each
fraction Of thirty above fourteen.
The committee adopted a resolution
recommending that each precinct instruct
It's delegates TO adopt Tsse Tae ,oiirg
In the county convention when nomlna-
ting candidates The various precincts
are entitled 20 dclegates ag follows:
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mszzhz@azsy, mz


We have haulIbt all thenegasives made by
L W Clark and w II Greenwood up to Nov
18th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only Of Us a. reduced rates. We haye
also about $1,000 negatives made by our
selves. froEi which duplicates can be had IL
Ike rates. We carry the only full line af
views Of this state and do enlarged work at
lowcst rates for first class work We shall be
pleased to see you at onr Studio 10 Froman's
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
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The verdict Unanimous

W Suit. Druggist. Bippus, Ind, tessiaes: a
oan recommend Electric Bitters as the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief IN every
case, One man took six bottles, and was cured Of
rheumatism Of 10 years standing Abraham Hare,
druggist, Bellvies Ohio ai1rms "The best ssiine
medicine have ever handled IN my 20 years. ex-
parionce, is Electric BitteFa.a Thousand q other
have added their testimony, sp that the verdict
unanimous that Electric Bitfers do cure all dsossee
the Liver. Kidneys az Blood, Only half dollar
bottle a Foshay and Aasen'a Drug Store.
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elgculr COURT.


Assignment Of Albcrtina Kriesei. Con-
dnued.
TopiIiz & Cows Mary couglli. Tc recov-
er money. Continued
CT Cromwell ct nj vs Daisy A Kecney,
Ct al. Partition. Continued.
g ] Braner W Mary congiIl. Recovery
of money Continued.
wills W r ID Leverch and p Haley.
Injunction. On trial.
Mooney, Valentine & Co vs Mary Cou-
gill. Recover money. Continued.
John Gsisham vs. II n and a A Derthick.
Suit In equity. Continued.
The Giant Powder Co VS. Searie & Dean.
Sarnishee. Continued.
lR Dawson W ScarIe & Dean. Garn-
lshec. Continued.
Fleischner. .Meyer& Cows Searlc Dean.
Garnishee. Continued
Louisa Mason vs Joseph Mason. Di
vorcc. Continued.
Lucinda { Straiion vs. J 5 Strattcn. Di
vorce. Continued.
Goldsmith & Rankie vs Far and Me-
ms Co. Recovery Of money. Continued
ciar= b Eiley rs g # EIiey. Divorce
Dismissed.
Stinson & iIeblewhite VS. Far & Mcr In
Co. Recover money. Continued.
| S Shupp " Mary b Phillips. Quiet Il
tic. Decree for want Of answer.
/ d NJ Osburn 4 Co vs. z n Morris. Re.
cover money. Continued
Robinson & West VS. 81 r Merrill and |
Z Young. Settle partnership. Consinned
Kate NJ Aiken vs Z L Aiken. Divorce
Continued.
A F Gooch VS. Santiam laundering Co
Recover money. Continued.
John issm VS. II Lsmpman. Recovei
money. Judgment for want Of answer. Al
tacied property 10 be sold.
State vs. w o Briggs Continued.
State vs. Jerry Keeney. Continued.
State vs. G c Walker. Continued.
State VS. Ed Montgomery. Continued.
State vs. ] II wigie. Continued.
I
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A wome. Discovery

"AI ,thsr won lerfll 4 ,sbgsry ~, bsst N 10
and that no 5y laly Ia this e. tDty. disease fas-
tened sts eutehel up he sn1 ~ ssysn years she
witst0od It's ttess but her vital organs
undermined and death seo1iea imminent. For three
mon tbs she couy ed -uceseaatly aid not sleep.
sac bought ~ ns bottle of Dr. Kings New Dscoy-
cry for Consumption aud was 80 much relieved on
taking hrst dose that she slept all rIght and vita
one bottle has been miIacul0asly cured. Her name
IL Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus writes Hamrick and
Co Of shelby. c. Geta fv3e tnaI bottle 1t Fo-
shay and Masoii's Drug ktors
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CRITCHLOW y FRENCH. :

CRITCHLOW FRENCH. = At the
residence Of the brides parents, at JEFF
ferson, on the evening Of Wednesday,
March 10, 1890, Samuel r Critchlow and
Claudia A French, Rev ! B Fisher, Of
ficiating.
ANDREWS --PARKINSON.--At the
residence Of and 5y Reg. s g Irvine ID
d., on Thursdr,, March 20, 1890. Mr..
JOS. E Andrews, Of Oakland, Cal. and Miss
Allie B Parkinson, of Tangent. This
most estiinable young couple have the
DEMOCRATS best wishes for The greatest
joys and successes of life. Mr.. Andrews
has obtained rosebud OF wife and Tan
gent lost good citizen, for the happy
couple will make Oakland their future
home.
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s Moore To- X McEIarnue.1 4 lot. .Ke
AN Brownsville. f1k
II Burlthart to ] Y Pipe, 40 acres
adjoining Albany 10
g G Haus sman TO Fl Waters. 4 lots
HIS End A, N Brownsville 200
J Fl Waters TO ] k McIIargue, 7Ox
105 feet,in n Brownsville. 49,. SIS
A III Miller TO David III Terhune.
several parcels Of land 10 g.. Abb
VIM Hunter to Robert Andrews,1 10
int in the John Baker est, JAVA 100
y s to J $ Myers, 100 acres9 Il A.. 200
] s. Meyers to w Brown and Dey-
oe 4 Robson. 100 acres D E 49, $50
+ Bennettto j. w IIogue, 100 acres
9w l.s.s........ .........
= o Harry to Geo u Hardy, 53x100
feet, Lebanon. ........... -. 800
II Kirkpatrick 10 X A Wiliiams,G
acres, KS A, Lebanon. ....s.... 32i.G0
JOS Buhl TO G n TuthiIl, lot, KS
"A, Lebanon ....s........ 1z6
Ephrajni Turner to w A Mckin-
ney, w b, blk AZ, In Albany. 4O00
Harry n Shaw 70 70 Willard u
stini, ION, sw q sec "a, tp IS
Elwin Bunker TO Willard II Slim
son, 1e0 acres in sec "a, tp Is
S,r1 u ..s.s..s s-.s.s<s..s... S0U
Frank II Davidson ct TX to VIII
lard II Stimson, Ne d sec IL,
tp 15s,r1 w ,.s....s...... 700
WoIcot = Wakefield to Willard
Fl timson, 100 acres IN sec
~ tp I5 =, r Es....s...... 500
s. J. TrnmluiI ct TX TO Martha Il
Chamberlain, parcel in blk =,
Albany ............. 500
) Stephen Pbilippi etux 10 Martha
Logan, lots 5 Il 6, sec 10, tp
II Il, "a w, l56 acres) ...,. 400
United States to Stephen Phfiippi
1910 acres in sec 10, tp II i,
r4W Patent
Total. Observation-Disclosures. & IL, ,zs7
Total for year $500, 0,758
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Peeullar ,ger.

wALLA wALLA, March ar.--G W Hant
has promised the people Of Pomery that he will
build his road to that city for subsidy Of $50
for every 1000 bushels Of grain raised the next
ten years after reaching thc,e.
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DelmOnica Restaurant.
CONNER Trnsr AND nLLswoRrH SIS.

The undersigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant stand has opened
under the above pa ne trst-cIass restau-
rant. We are prepared TO furnish meals
for parties or dances on snort notice. Oys,
ters served in every style. eastern or eeasf;
all kinds Of fish knowa in the market
Employ only firs-olass felp, and waiting
will BE- prompt and courteous. Regular
meals Is cts. Coffee Of arst-class quality
and cup Of coffee and cake at from 5 TO 10
cts. am we'll known IN this city and re-
quest the tizsna TO give me call.
SAM ceETs' Proprisss,
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TnE; MAS,As BOUT TOWN.

In view of the fact that the cersns taker
Is soon TO be here, the Man About Town
warns the yosBg women, not married, 10
begin locking up their age, and 10 get
the oon all tight. tits said TO be a fact
that according TO the last census there
were about 500. 600 women of the ages
Of 7o, 80 and 4o 10 only about 10000 Of
the ages Of 80. 40 aid 50. Comment Is
not necessary.
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sraossuo moqs aAss eqs 'ualpUqo pun eqs usqM
-sIlossuo o. sunlo sus 'ssgIg ouuosq eus usu.A
ssEloasuo Ioy pegao Gus 'pIIuo sux egs ueq4M
ssspssso asg eAus eA .soIs ssA xqsa uouM
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5 cans Golden Star tomatoes for 80 cents
1t Q y syers, and ail others canned goods
CHEAP or cash.
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BORN

MCDONALD. - On Thursday, March
20, 1890, in Albany, to the wife Of JOS
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Quarrels are not always very bad affairs
and sometimes there Is very pleasant
feature TO them. a couple gentlemanIy
teachers had rooms during the institute
at certain place In Albany, Just for ac-
co-nmcdation. and they insisted on paying
for them, while the good housewife IN.
sisted that they should not. The husband
tells the Man About Town that there was
one Of the worst quarrels on record over It.
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How interest does accumulate. n note
made in Albany fifteen to eighteen years
ago for $4s, and compounded two or three
times, has just been settled by the pay
ment Of about sos, there having been
previously paid about $Io. The IA per
cent of our daddies ascended like balloon,
and 1t shows a good trait in man to be
able to face Il after so many years, volnn.
tarily The Man About Town has al
ways admired men who come up from ad.
verse circumstances and voluntarily meet
old obligations.
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AL KINDS OF 1RODUCE.
Pianos.

Those wishing first class instrument.
the bssE made 70 stand tina climats ofthe
Coast. can bs suit ed ny calling 81 Mrs B
K aymas's, oppo It's the Masonic Tenn.
pie. on First Street. The latest vocal and
instrumental music kept Tor sale, ,also the
largest assortment OF stamping patterns
10 select from this sisis OF Frisco. Lsss
sons given in painting aud cnzbroidering
In her studio over Linn County Bank.
pleased.
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Dissolution Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the cofayt
nersbip heretofore existing under the
style and firm name Of Ashby ~ Diekin.
son. is hersby dissolved by inutusI con
sent, z Ashby retiring, having sold
TO Mr. George Dickinson, who viii con-
tinue the same.
Albany. Oregon, Feb 28. A, D., 1890.
KF ASHBY,
GKO DICKINSON.
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HOrSeImen !!

Get Paisley s Fish to print your horse
bills for the coming season. They have the
best material and moro stylas To select from
than any other 6rm. Lowest prices BEST
work See them row
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Miss Addie Gibler regaled the audi
ence and in q pleasing manner sang The
Beggar Girl.
Miss Addis Iibbie treated the audi.
ence with d recitation.
The Misses Schultz rendered an instru-
mental duet IN manner showing much
culture and good taste.
Prof w s Gilbert Of pliilofnath College
lectured on t'The Echool--The College,
The demand Is for more highly and more
widely cultured teachers. The demand
II for college bred men. The college bred
farmer will outrun his fellows who are
uneducated. College diplomas have been
made cheap by calling any kinds 81
schools college. The teacher has In his
keeping the destiny Of his pupils. How
important that the right kind of impress
aions should be made.
A solo By Miss Eta Htratton was pleas
ing In its execution.
A recitation, HAiter the Battle,n was
rendered by Miss Mamie Hyde IN man-
ner showing much care and culture in
preparation.
Louis Barzee delivered recitation that
was very humorous and laughable.
A duet by the Misses scnders was exc
cuted with much skill.
| heV ~ DFUWHhDtAt vi NttHHiAiNtllt
College, delivered lecture on "An Edu-
| Gated Woman Ia no country does wo-
| man exercise 10 mitch influence as in
! America. One has said that God did
not make woman from the head Of mar
for fear she would oyertop him, nor from
his feet for fear that she might be tramp
led upon, but from his side that ei1'
might be- his equal, under his arm tina
she might be the object Of mans love
! Many lines Of work are opening up I,
American girls, ~ type writing, type set
ting, book keeping, positi0ns behind tn
counters In business houses. II Ameri
can girls fit themselves better for thes
/. positions than young men there is n
reason why she should moi be called Z
all them.
Miss Lora Vance rendered solo in fin
style.
q A recitation by Edith Ashby was we
delivered and attentiyely listened 70.
: Messrs Sears, Hart, Mead and Little
rendered quartette In a manner tha
g kept the attention of the audienc
throughout.
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AL voters without regard TO former political
affiliations who favor an economical admins
tration ofpublic affairs 50 as TO conserve the in
terests Of the masses Of the people rs agfinst
the monopolissic tendency Of The day are cor
daily invited to join in taking part in these
conventions.
j a BEARD
Chairman.
NJ A MILLER.
Secretary,
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A large eoncourse gathered atthe opera
houte last week at the opening oi the
Teachers Institute for the Third Judicial
district. The attendance Of teachers IL
large, being full delegations from Linn,
Marion. Polk. Yamhill and Benton eoun.
,ics. While the large audience was gather.
Ing the orchestra Furnished excellent
music, which was duly appreciated. The
welcome address by County superintend.
ent Curl was pointed and pleasing. Su
perintendent Reynolds, Of Polk county,
did himself credit by happy, sensible re-
sponse. Alter which, the lecture Of tie
evening, .ilefoism Modernized," was de
llversd BY Rev NJ Rollins, pastor Of The
NJ chnrch al Salem. The lecture
brlssied ii all points with maay good
things, and though delivered In hall
humorous way, Il furnished much fooe
for the most serious reflection. II IL no
saying too much when we say that few
lectures have been delivered Ia Alban,
that were so heartily received by nIacel
laneeus audience.
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CORVALLIS March ai.--w W Brolherlon
Is here finishing up the tight way for the ex-
tension oI,he Southern Pacific from here south.
The Board Of trade ai a meeting this eyering
ordered the ISSUE Of 10000 illustrated pamph-
lets OF this seasiea for tie distribution at the
principal Eastern emigration eenters.
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ia slaln Prop siane.

roRr TOWNSEND, March alone of Tie
largest opium factories In Victoria has suspend
cd bust ess. and two other prominent firms
announce their intention Of closing down. The
Chiuese ftate that the Morgol population Of
Victoria has deceased from 1000 to 5000 IN
three years, and that the business Of smuggling
to the United States Is beginning 10 bc unpso
omA officers.