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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
Reform ACCORDING TO coBDEN

REFORM ACCORDING TO Golden.
The more candid opponents OF the ex-
listing tariff policy admit that their de-
call the raw materials Of manufactures is
but the entering wedge for ultimate free
trade in all commodities. In this, az in
most other respects, they are acting in
patron saint OF British free trade, Rich
ard Golden, in whose honor the central
organization Of the free trade propagan-
da was christened. In 1859, Golden
went to France with the avowed object
OF inducing Napoleon III TO adopt free
trade las England had been assured all
the world would do later on). or failing
that, To SO modify the French tariff as
to admit free the products OF British
mines and factories In his diary Golden
says OF his interview with the French
emperor:
spoke Of the opportuneness OF the present
moment for making simultaneous change I'm
the French and English tariffs. Louis Napoleon
said he had majority OF his Chambers quite
opposed 60 free trade, aud that they would not
pass decided measure; that by the constitu-
ton he could alter the tariff by n decree. He
then inquired what would advise him 90 do in
regard 60 the French tariff ] said should
attack one article OF great and universal neces
sity, as had done In England when confined
all my efforts 20 the abolition of the Corn Laws
knowing that when that keystone OF the arch
was removed the whole system would fall. In
France the primary want was cheap iron. .
and should begin by abolishine the duty on
iron and coal, and then should be In better
condition for approaching the other Industries
-Morley's Life OF Golden, page 475.
This bit OF history has not been lost
upon those who are Singing out certain
items in the list OF protected articles
wool, salt, lumber, ores, etc.-not be-
cause their removal TO the free list will
satisfy the demand for reform, but to
the end that reformers may "be in better
position for approaching other indus
tries" in which American workmen now
have an equal chance with foreign COM
petitors. In such renewed attack they
hope 20 have the aid OF those workers in
industries deprived OF the protection To
which they in common with others were
entitled.
Our older readers viii reccollect that
Golden visited the United States not
far from the date Of his pilgrimage TO
the French capital, and that his presence
here was the signal for especially energetic
work along the line above indicated on
the part OF numerous editors and ora
tors prominent in the politics Of that
day. The assiduty that has character
lied the nurture OF free trade seeds then
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor
JAMES M. TURNER, of Ingham.
For Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM s. LINTON, 81 Saginaw.
For Secretary OF State
REV. WASHINGTON GARDNER, Calhoun
For State Treasurer
JOSEPH ID. MOORE, OF Wayne.
Auditor General
THERON +. GDDINGs, OF Kalamazoo.
Commissioner OF State Land ONCE
JONI q. BERRY, Of Allegan.
Attorney General
BENJAMIN w. HUsroS, Of Tuscola.
superintendent OF Public Instructions
PRoF. ORR ScHURrz, OF Eaton.
Member OF state Board OF Education
JAMES NJ. BALLoU, OF Allegan.
Justice OF the Supreme Court
EDWARD CAHILL, Of Ingham.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For Representative IN legislature
ALoSzo r. NoRrHUp, OF Delta.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

By order OF the Congressional committee.
g. Y. OsBURN, chairman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

quette Journal, Hon. s. NJ. Stephenson
Is getting "A full allowance 81 campaign
abuse. Mr.. stephenson's record is a
solid wall against which such petty abuse
balls To the ground like so much chaff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
Congressional Convention.

A Republican Convention for the Eleventh
Congressional district of Michigan In hereby
called 20 meet In the city Of Marquette. on We'd
nesday, the Sth day OF October, 1880, at three
O'Clock y. m, 20 nominate "a candidate for Rep
resentative in Congress. The several counties
IN the district will be entitled TO representation
as follows, being one delegate for every 300
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

BY order OF the Committee.
G. L. RoBERTs, chairman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

Mn. KNIGHT says he will not start a
paper nc Iron Mountain, nor will the
Norway Current bc removed to that city
He is well satisfied with Norway.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
County Convention.

A Republican Convention for the County OF
Iron - hereby called TO meet In the Village OF
Iron River on Wednesday. the LIST day OF octo.
her. 1890, "A 2.3O y. m, TO nominate candidates
for the following county Offices:
One Sheriff,
One Treasurer,
One Clerk,
One Register Of Deeds,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
Que Circuit Court Commissioner,
One Surveyor,
Two Coronors.
The several townships In the county W ~ be
entitled 90 representation Ina the convention
as follows:
Crystal Falls.-.................. q
DhtcS....s......s......-...... Il
feicn ................................. Il
iron htVcr.........................
On..........,...........
Stambaugh...........
BY order OF the Committee.
G. Il. RoBERTs, chairman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

Hon. s. NJ. STEPHENSON has our thanks
for the reports OF the international
American Conference.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27

BETWEEN the mouthings Of the demo
Gratis and the compliments OF the Mar
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-09-27
Senatorial Convention.

4 Republican Senatorial convention for the
Thirty-hrst district n hereby called 20 meet In
the city OF Iron Mountain on Saturday, october
n. 1890 az 2;3O O'Clock y. m. To nominate "a
candidate for state senator. The counties com
prising the district will be entitled Co one dele
gate Ia said convention for each two hundred
votes or moiety thereof, east for governor at
the last general election viz:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-21

Robert Smalls, collector Of customs,
Reaufort, 5. c. register Of land Office. @. A.
lower Vancouver. Nashs recefver ii 1ssss,-
lis moneys. Charles W. Saiaer. Lake View.
0Fa Fcs;mastcrs-Ca California;. w Fee.
Gaiessogs; Idahe--E T. Rupert, Warden !;
Oregon. r. u. GRAY. Astoria.
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a GIRI.s nEArlf.
Pound With n Bullet wound--she Die
without Explanation.

Found With Bullet wound--she Dies
without Explanation.
ELLESsRrKs. Jan. 20.-The report OF g
gun about $50 this morning attracted the
inmates OF the Banner restaurant. near the
depot, % an upstairs room, where young
lady named Tina Butler Blocker was found
lying on the door with bali from S2-
ealiher pistol rife through beg left lung.
The girl fingered in an unconscious state
until O'Clock this evening, when she died.
No positive cause could be assigned for
the act, some saying her ssepfather. who is
proprietor OF the restaurant, had been very
cruel to her, having scolded and slapped
her in the face IN the morning. Others
ssy this is nos the cause fer the rash deed
hut cannot assign any other. Her folks
oiaSa the shot was accidental as the gun
was hanging GA the wall with some Of her
clothes
Tie Young lady was about ~ years old.
very pretty ana accomplished and said to
be niece Of senator Butler, OF South Caro-
tina
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THE NATIONAL SOLONS
The Working of the civil Serv-
ice Law.
NEW CHARGES OF coLLusloN
The senate Deais with the sEIent Vote
in shs coantry- The Lower Heuss
Has ouies Day.

WAsHxSGrox CfTy. Jan. ao.-The HcuSe
committee OF reforn in the civil service
met today 70 hear argument en- the Tesolu-
toH introduced recently by Representative
EwaTt 70 investigate charges against the
civil service commission and the bib intro
duced by representative Houck OF Ten
neSsee to repesl the civil service law and
Eegulxfe and Improve. classify and prop
erly apporsloa officers and employees OF
the pu1sic seFyiee 20 states and territories.
Mr. E~art spoke briefly reclting the
charges Fnieh prompted his resolution.
The charges in substance are that one
Campbell, = brosher-in-law of CommiS-
sioner Lyman. gave prepared examination
papers 10 persons IN charge of an fnsfi-
;nte in Washington which prepared
applicants for examination; that Lyman,
knowing these facts. promoted said Camp
bell; that clerks were appointed wlthont
any examination whatever; and that the
law had been utterly disTegardsd in other
particulars.
Houck advocated his bill TO repeal the
law and improve the service by new
methods of appointment.
Frank Haitian. editor OF the Washington
Pssf, said Ewart's charges had been pub
iished because be believed them true and
could be substantiaied.
Today had been set apart BY the House
committee on coinage. weights and meas
ures, to hear arguments from members OF
congress who had introduced bills provid-
ing for the free coinage OF silver. No one
appeared 20 speak, however, and the CONF
mittee shereupon fixed Monday next as the
time when il will give audience 20 any per-
sons desiring to be heard upon the silver
question in general
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cHANDLER,s DENIAL.
The Tilden Vote in Florida Revived IN
the senate.

The TIlden Vote in Florida Revived IN
the senate.
WAsmISGroN CIry, Jan. TO- Among the
petitions presented and referred were the
following; From the American Federation
OF Labor, In favor Of tie Blair educa-
gion bill; in favor of service pension TO all
surviving soldiers of the late war: for re-
peal OF the limitation on arrears oi pensions;
for the free coinage OF silver; for law 10
prohibit speeulations in gram and other
farm products.
As30ng she bills reported from COMMITTEES
and paced on the calendar were the follow
ing: To provide FOR the admission OF
the state Of Wyoming into the Union; 10
provide temporary government for the
territory Of Oklahoma.
Senator paseo addressed the Senate on
the paragraph in the presidents message
regarding elections. he said an attempt
was 10 be made 10 seize the electoral ma
chinery of the states The power Of the
general gosernment over state elections
has been sparingly exercised in the past.
No political calnp4ign has ever been masie
with plank in its platform claiming the
fikit Is exercise conEroi over elections IN
states. The message OF the president. he
said. had contained no syllable in favor OF
free and honest elections, except IS 20 the
suppression Of the votes OF coleTed people
at the south. There was 40 evidences be.
fore the country OF any such suppression.
He presented some election statistics from
different section to prove that "the silent
voter is increasing in every section OF the
country"
Chandler said there was one citizen o
Florida who might be termed silent
voter" That man was John Barr. .
coloreti citizen OF Madison cous7ty, Florida.
who in October last, having been IN jack
sonville, as q witness concerning political
outrages, was killed en- his return 10 Madi-
son county by Democrats of that county.
on account of the testimony he had given.
He also reminded pasco OF three other
political murders and ontrages ia Florida.
Pasco expressed = belief that elections In
Florida ever since the naemor4hle one of
1876 we're as fair, peaeeluI aEd quiet as in
New England. Ii Was not surprising there
were some irregularities, because Senator
Chandler had been one OF the principal
agents IN the Florida election fraud of
1876. and the decentralization resulting from
that had not entirely disappeared.
The allusion 70 his course in Florida in
1876 was taken up BY Chandler, who de-
MED the charge that be had then APP
uroached the chairman OF the state cam
vassgng board. and bad promised that If
the state was eanyassed for Hayes. the ma
ioFity 81 the returning board would be
taken care of.
InsAls viii not speak upon this subject
tnnorrow, but sill address tssa Senate on
The Butler BID Thursday.
After al executive session thu Senate ad-
jonrned.
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- srpnrarE CouRr.
Several cases Heard and Decisions Isen
deFed.

Several Cases Heard and Decisions Isen-
dered.
OLYMPIA. Jan. 20.-rhe supreme court
msf this morning al ii O'Clock. The fol-
lowing cases were heard and acted upon.
William kerron and 5. F. Aiberts against
the North Pacific Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company, ol kaiama. Appeal
in error by defendants. Cause ordered
placed al the head Of the docket, upon stip-
ula1ion Of both parties.
In the causes OF Ellis against The Po.n-
eroy Improvement Company; Geddis vs..
Parrish; Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany vs.. o 'Brian. and Thorpe & Hale et al
IS. the Tenem Ditch Companv-opposing
parties TO repiy according 20 statute within
thirty Gays from Gate Of service OF notices.
Charles Has & Co. against ID. J. Geddis
et a., Montesano. Motion for leave 10 Kle
a brset to merits Of the cause by the de.
Tense. Court 70 take action tomorrow.
In the causes 81 AcMiilen's estate vs..
Mann & Co, Tacoma: Tripp vs.. Maguns,
Tacoma: IsAngsrt vs. Ross & Ashton. Ia
eensa; ieaye granted 20 tie missing papers.
On the calendar for immediate hearing
Andrews IS. King county and William
Cochran. ex-otlleio tax collector, and Al
line vs. the Territory, Seattle.
l. F. Thompkins an,i W. J. Fife ct III. vs..
Parsons, Caldwell & BaasmAu. and e. 81
Esaerdsy. reseiver Of the Puget sound Fire
insurance eompanys before The eoart for
hearing.
White * the Territory Of Washington.
seattle. Johnson vs. the Territory. Seattle;
Johnson ~ Essenless. Port townsend, are
on the calendar for hearing tomorrow.
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4 NEW SRxsATI0s.
Discovery Made That Baerss Counsel
Dictated the warrant.

Discovery Made That Baerss Counsel
Dictated the Warrant.
SPOKANE Fails, Jan. Il. II large crowd
assefa bed before justice Curry today ex-
pscfing exciting developments in the case
otthe gambler Baer who killed Fl. Nc
Crossin. They we're disappointed, how
eseT. for the defense waived examination.
Ihs startling fact was then developed that
Attorney Graves for the defense had die
tafed the warrant on which Baer was held,
and - It charged only murder in the sec
end degree, the atfense was bas4shle.
Attorney Jones. for the state. asked
lsaYe to amend and Justice Curry said it
Would be necessary 10 draw new COM
pisinE
The prosecution then waived this right
ard asked thar Baer be held in S25. .0o0 bail.
Delease thought $500 would be about
right aud after some discussion bail was
6xed at $1,000.
II IS reported here that McCrossin's
brother has employed William Irving. the
wellknown criminal lawyer OF St. Paul. TO
prosecute Baer. The case remains the rul-
Ing sensation.
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norrINE IN eoNeKEss.



Passed.
wAsHlsa1ox CgTg. Jals 2o.-In the iower
house the following bills andlresoluti0ns
we're introduced ard referred Mr. Butter
worth, OF Ohio. calling ts,T information con-
cerning tie international conferences TO Be
held in Berlin. also defining options and
fufures and imposing special tar on
dealers therein Mr.. Morro<, Of Czilfor-
MIA, 10 prohibit absolutely the coming Of
Chinese into the United states. Mr.. stew
art. os Texas. 70 promote FecipTocsty be-
tueess the United states and Mexico.
Kelly Of KAnsaS. appraprsatsnE 500 90 Tor
= monument 10 the negro saiafers and sAii-
ors Of the late war referred. Kerr og loNs,
offered q resolution pr0yiatng for the dis
yosal af funds found IN the once o. TIE
late sergeant af-axms; referred.
The House then vent into com miStee OF
the whole on the Oklahoma toEnsste bsli.
Action vas taken on several sections and
others FAssed over temporarily. TIE eons-
miftee then rose
nunneii. from the committee On the
eleventh census. repoFisd back 70 the sen
are the bill increasing the minsHaufu con-
reassti8n Of the Supervisors Of ne census
isana $50 20 81 600; passed.
Hlrx. 81 Tlsinoss. from fhs COMMITTEES On
foreign affairs. Yeportsa back the various
worsd's fair hsgls and they Esre referred 70
Sfrcsal COMMITTEES havsng CHARGED fhessie-
f@EE
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ert&a TIE work ct TIE eesnnsftten would
hsgsn asad nosseeAbly veTy sErong Nerth-
era Pacific elenent.
senator Aassia. chairman Of the Senate
eaaanlsttes, was asked 4 the siesmer state
e y Washington. rendered BIZ the Pacific
Nsvigafien Company. would ie accepted
do not see why neE. seplieS the sen-
ztor. The party rendering the boaf does
nss osn sny tide laass that know a and
i would he 3 saving 20 tie state Il has
not been tuty, determined by members oF
tAe committee whether they win accept the
etfsr or not. hat very likely they vii.
The committee xfls leave for Seattle
sometime tomorrow afternoon
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Riaz Pasha entertained Stanley royoIfv'
at Cairo.
The supposed Mrs. Fender has lIecoauo
hopelessly insane.
Henry Phillips, the pension chief of
division, refuses 10 resiga.
4 highway bridge over the Littie Miami
river collapsed. kssisng one mas
A sf5.00 ds&mond robbery il rsIporte<
from Walkers store. Montse.i.
A large number Of Montana Desnocrsfo
hare arrived At Washington City
The steamer Empire and hark seuthern
Chssf ara reported II San FFancisnp ffon
Nanain0.
The Aght between Jack Dsmpsby and
Billy Mccarthy has been postponed ~
February Ia
There wss . violent scsne Ia ths French
chamber Of deputies. the BouII1ne1,t9
finally leeTsng sn body.
ffs-knier McDenaId. Of Canada. says II ~
agksnss pnhiic policy 90 pFoducs -
papers in ths BehFfng sea matter lust nol
5adgs Egeshars. under The ini,exsfS ~
eoFnmeFes law, kaids that the ssxlsrink -
ID n0s permEssih!e in eaflse freight.
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THs MONEY RAISED.
Narsh Yakima sasscsi6es the Railroad
AiamMs.

NaFfh Yakima sEbsEFfhes the Railroad
nonas.
SoKrH Y&KINA Jan. 1.-THE Portland,
IoseT Colambis & Eastern Washington
rsilrus3 Is sn assured f4cf Net only has
Surth Yakima. with little apparent
effort. raised the required bonus II
Sis .oo9 10 assure the building oG
EAs lire al raiiroad, hat word
n&s besn received frsa he capitalists
wao are hsck OF the enterprise ot their
srauaestian wish the aiacrisY and spirit
witA which the people of North Yakima re-
spondesf "a tbeir demand. aad that they
wSli oe Taat VITA = corresponding spirit.
Wogs wtl4be commenced on bath enas oi
the Iine tasn n{negv DAYS.
North YAkims commanding position
w5th reference 70 the av&tlahle railroad
gasss~ sc osx the Cascade mountains a.
$ zr8s her q becoming tsse grsetest railroad
eeasieF sf Eastern Washington.
The New spanish Ministry.
MAuEsn. 8sn. a. Re neW eAbsnei .s as
faE1=4 pgsuse minister and Tfeskieat Of
the e5aacil. f'gaTesio Aatso Sagasf. min5s-
Ter 81 io7e5ga aEAlTs. M&zaaes e Arnls - !.
uar. General RenAs Iasaes senor Palg-
cerver fluAnes E4aslar. marine. A8mlrA
Ramsr0s cosenies. eessoss; trssse. &gTseal-
sass ana paelse voEks, becsFs&: intersor.
Raazcap p2epu--
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.ESHELMAN, LLEWELLYN 4 60.
IIlIIIILIIIlIFt OO1
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
South side Cherry Street between Front and Second
We has some Property n al parts OF the City
which we will pleased show Intending Purchasers
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r1nK tANps eoMNIrTKr.
rasase Meeting 90 ne Held In TAeosaa
TsszHx

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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan, 1o.-fieo W.
Wright. charged with embarrassment Of
5000 while supreme treasurer OF the
Order Of Tonu. today entered = plea OF
guilty. He was sentenced % pay q fine Of
$1,000 md imprisonment for four years and
nine months.
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cAPrArN .MAILABY ARRESTED.
Capture of the Fugitive Under the
Name OF CalthoFpe.

capture OF INC FusEtFFF NHueF tIle
Name OF CaIthorpe.
VICTORIA, b. G., Jan. 2o.-Calthorpe,
alias Captain Mailaby, who. il is alleged.
is in demand by Seattle people and for
whom a warrant was issued at Victoria,
was arrested in Vancouver to.lay.
The warrant was issued at the instance
OF the proprietora Of the Driard hotel TO
whom he gave a bogus check.
An attempt has been madehy cslthorpe's :
friends TO smooth over the matter by de-
posting money in the bank. but ii was too
late. The captain viii be brought
TO Victoria for trial tomorrow. lie is
known to be a brother Of Lord Calthorpe
and brother-in-Iaw of Sir Richard Webster,
Englant's s famous attorneys general.
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cRAxgD VIM RKLIoioN.

A Father Refuses 10 Hayss Doctor For
ssis slek Child.
WA11A MALTA. Jan. a8.-~ Edward Foster,
cf tgsis ettys has gone Rrssy - s@iiglon and
i another instance Of the dlsastfens effects
OF belief in the faith cure. His wife gave
birth 20 a child thsee months ago. and the
babe has been sick ever since. the lather re-
fusing 10 allow any medicines given IL. say
ing God would cure il. He has studied and
dwelt on religion until his mind is entirely
gone. and he il haRgard. sunken-eyed and
weak.
The case will he brought 10 the attention
Of the probate court.
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KxxYAoRDIsAnY AceinssT.


xrwnrsaH. X. r.. Jan. ea-This norn-
irg : saan saoppea hssuh h0sse - Parsons
shoestose "a Mater Agsss tfs Ani ma
a. As A~4aIng post as zeBt AwaY- ssN
rsoeaents inses slss hor@ toaeae.s rs pose
= ,se Erosa pxs.t and fsai mo the gutter IKE
: ls.e. Thomas D3Nson ran 20 Aslp tas
harse eat no saoaeS "a he place ais h&nas
s., fs.e ansnAa than Dawsoa tsss dead
ThoaAs SAaEz@. wAo s2E D4Nson tAAs
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JupeF nIAKK,s scRUrLEs.
TIE Gases Of the couarllmea AEair
Put od.

SFoKAxE FAAIs. Jan b. The eases oi
Foane4laasa Waters ard pneher sisd Police
rn&n Gillespie the nsa Nhc are charged
with stealsng from the rel5rz teni after Tie
hsg Ars a AuEust last. again came Hp IN
the superior ooaTf this morning
5aage Bake ID nat EsAks any assposi-
ton o4 shs e2ses ca aernslnt 81 aetBg ssw
psgtler es oAe ot The eeanasl for ehe DE-
fense Es preferred hazisss another laage
trW sha sesxaa
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rIRsr rERM or couRT.
Several Important Gases in jefferson
County.

PoEr TOWNSEND, Jan. an.-The first term
OF the superior court OF Jetferson county in
the state Of Washington was convened In
this city by Judge Sachs today. There are
many important criminal cases 20 come
before the jury this term, and the prospects
are that they will occupy about three
weeks
The state rs. Alexander James. for
murder. is set for trisl "Wednesday week
j. d. Longstreet. formerly ef Seattle, and
Richard A. BaIlinger. formerly of illinois.
were admitted 10 the bar