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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-29
THE WATER FRONT.

The steam schooner J. c. Britain In gt Chuck
anut loading stone.
The steam schooner Lskme sailed for Shoal-
water bas yesterday morning with . cargo Of
Newcastle coal
The stsrn-vheel steamer State Of Washington,
which has been tied up for the past month, will
be put on the ways At Ballard 10 undergo re-
pairs.
The tug Wasp came into port last evening
with q barge of mules and a grading outff from
sidney. The mules aud OUTFIT belong 70 Burns
d Conoyer, contracting graders.
The steamer Angeles arrived in port Yesterday
morning from Dungeness with about ten tons
of old iron and machinery from the wrecked
bark ssvona, which lies submerged In the
straits.
The following dispatch from Lieutenant
Finley, of the San Francisco weather bureau
service, was received By Captain J. A Hatfield
last evening: Grain, southwest winds and
nearly stationary temperature"
The steam schooner Michigan from Portland,
loaded with merchandise, il expected in port
either this evening or tomorrow morning. She
will leave again for Portland during the latter
part OF the week with $50 tons of Black Diamond
coal
The sealing schooner Henry Dennis, which
has been tied up at q North seattle dock for the
past two weeks viii be hauled out OF the water
today on the ways of the Seattle Dry Dock and
Shipbuiliing Company. She is 70 undergo q
general oyerhauling. The schooner has not
been out OF the water for over year and her
recent sealing cruise in the North has subjected
the boat 10 many wrenches and twists, while the
salt water and ice have almost completely
obliterated all traces of paint
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January 1, 1891,
TO date are sI2,7S5.sI4 There were fled for
record yesterday q deeds, the combinations
aggregaiing ASA, an average Of fS4570 Fol-
lowing is the list a furnished BY Osborne,
Tremper 4 Co., abstractors o. title, Ils Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
F. w. Trounce, trustee, to G. Z. Frerson, lot Q.
block l., Lake Union ID add, 500.
A. z. Brunbrook 70 z. c. BrunbTook. lots and
10, block 1, Nallingtord's div. 81
Ergert 10 II. Iarsen, tract IN sec 2, d, g. 500.
H. Larsen TO W. +. Cook, tract in sec ?, %, 8,
.l4O
J. sloan to f. A. Sloan, lots is to Is, block Q, ID
II. johns to 3, D. voris, lot a. block 4, Mum
son & Clusters add, $50
" D. Wood 10 sievedores and 'Longsbore-
mans Union, lot :, block IS, Woods south shore
{. A. TO A sandrock. sw swssc 9. ga
L NJ. Jones TO J. A. Jones, s1a &c &c NV sec Is.
M. McAn errey to o. Bentsen, lot &c, block Is,
East side add % Tacoma, 500
Il. Anderson TO y. Bergman, ne EW &c, sec 8,
+. :. Pratt 10 Z Pratt. e = NV sec H. Fl, :, 81.
south Park Land Improvement company to
II. J. MoFelaud, lot A, block 81. south PARK, s6a
South Park Land Improvement company TO
R. 7. Morelgnd, lot 81, block 81, south Park. SOS.
II. J. Moreland, 10 K r. Aoreland, lot &, block
"a, South PARK, 500.
J. T. Brewer ct al 70 J. n. AAtneWs, lots Ii, II,
block 10, wslIs Wslls add, 500.
ii. " bite 10 c. E. Peppler, lots 10, II, block l,
Union Depot add, 400.
NJ :. Graf 10 A !. Adams, lot 6, block u,
Crafts Salmon Bay add. $780,
NJ {. Graf to A. J. Adams, lot 5, block II,
Salmon Bay aud, $l00
l. W. Kidd 70 g Brsden, lot 9, block Il, Cen
trai Seattle, SOD.
D. H. Blackmsr to J. 1. Kinball, lot 16, block
6, B. F. Days LIST add, so.
A. VI. Watson 10 Charles Louch, tract In sec 8,
., 4. s22oa
j. w Rumsey to NJ K. Thomas, lots Is, Is,
block 5, Falatine Hill add, $50.
J. D!gnan 10 +. A. Richardson, 40 acres In SEQ
i, .. 5. 40
G. rs. TerSilliger 10 Julia Tyler, lots "a, IL
block Al, south Park, 500.
W { stetson 70 A. c. Capiece, lot z, block q,
"a plat West seattle, gift
H. Bennett 70 J. Bennett, lot S, block 10, La
.oua add, $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-29

Saturday Receipts were $4,000 bushels; ship
ments. i.f55.oeo bushels
@aS1sc
CoTu-Firm; cash. 5issc; May, 42s<a
OSrs-steady; cash, ~ &c.
Kye-Quiss; s2tSc.
Barley-Easy; &C.
Fork-Firm; cas- b. 81 oS9io: January ra3
I4ard-firm: cash. 1855: January yss7<
short rios-s6 es-9o; short clear 81. 45ST. 50,
shoulders s. 2SG64a
Nhlsky-ylls
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Cat;le-Recefpss, 1900:
strong to hiE her; pr ne TO extra natives IS 0a
60: Others. s80GcS IS. rangers, s. iS1a Is:
st9cksrs, s. 3off2 s.; Texans s2i5e2 g.
H0ys-Receipls. 700; dull and lower and
closing weak; rough and common, s. aS1s IS:
mixed and packers. 81 lst54.so; prime heavy and
butchers weights. S5.Oses. ., prime light a. S5a
4S0s secOnd-CIEss. 81 0sse4 so
seesp-Reeeipts. 7.o0ss; SOW and steady; na-
tive ewes. - ziEs4 -; mixed and wethars, Asa
4so, westerns, s. ao4t4l1.
BOSTON STOCK KxcHASGn-
Boston, sept S-Closing:
Burliugton..-..... 991<Mex. Central. .-. -
San O4eso ........ -
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAs Francisco, Sept. 2s-The produce mar
kets were fairly active this morning. the prices
OF leading cereals being firm and tending higher.
Wheat Is in fair demand for export at top quota
lions. Milling grades are also wanted. Barley
is isrly active, bat quotations are tr1e easier.
Oats is firm owing 10 light receipts Corn con-
tinuss dull aud unchanged. Bran aud mid
dlings are lower, and other mi;istufs are steady.
Beans are coming forward freely and prices are
weak.
The vegetable market is well supported with
ali kinds, and prices are steady.
Summer fruits came in freely today. Choice
peaches and apples are in demand, but grapes
are weak.
There Is no change in the dairy produce
market
Pg9DUcE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts-Fiour, 1000 quarter sacks;
wheat, 2i,g0 eentsls: barlsy, 1900 eenfals;
oats, 500 SACKS; corn, 2.00o sacks; beans, 400
sacks; potatoes, 500 SACKS; onions, Loo sacks;
bran, 1903 sacks; wine, 1900 gallons; brandy,
Flour-Fsnily extras. s59525 per Dbl. bakers
extras, s5lsa5 p; snperhne. SS.6SGS9o
Whsst-sS94 gl,S ne =, een:a for standard
Barley-Feed, si.O51zl9 071s, with sl.0ss< for
choice; old brewing, 81 459t60: new brewing,
g. l27zgL171 ChevaIisr. 81 35el. s71l for stand
Ogts-Surprise. sl3714Inl45 milling, 81 $50
1917; good 10 choice, sl.SS1L S71a; gray, sl.35e
Iso; black, 81 2591. 80 per GENITAL for Oregon and
sl.3s1sl. ~ for California.
Corn-Larye yellow. sLi7lz; small yellow,
Sl.4t(1l471z; white, si.4ltGL45 per GENITAL.
northern. ls(G22c; Nevada, la9lsc; Oregon val
ley 23G24c eastern light, I6lG2)e; eastern heavy,
l91i5c. Fall, mountain, lignt and free, IlfZlSc;
heavy and poor. @1llc: plains, heavy and poor.
Sc: do, good, 93lOc; lambs, poor 10 choice, SO
12c.
OPTIONS.
Call board Observation-Disclosures 1891, sI.73szf0
L737s; closing, sl.73Ax. buyer season, g. Sl1 "a
lsi14, closing slsl. Bar.ey-Buyer season,
sl-I7ssEgl.175s, closing, sll7ss
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, l5c: telegrAphic, DOC. Sterling
bills-Bank, S4-sl17; sigat, s4s4ll; commercial,
SiSl silver baTs-9154 (gssc. Mexican dollars
7Ti4G77s<
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Filed With the Auditor.

Articles Of incorporation Of the Home Build
ing Company were d!sd yesterday with the aud
itor by James H. HEwlev, B. MARSHALL and
william selbv. The capital stock Is placed af
sIaooo divided into 1os shares.
The Washington Savings bsrk fled cercii-
cate q the increase Of i.s capital stock from
go oT1 70 $1,000
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Holes In the Postoflee.

Considerable trouble wss experienced az the
vostofiee Yesterday because the roof leaks very
badly in many places Water came through the
ceiling and formed pools in the distributing
room. the money order Once, the posfmssters
Office aud the outside lobby. In seversI pisces
a reinforcement OF the mail bags and stand waa
necessary in order 20 prevent the destruction of
tie letters and papers
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIE GRAND
Building Permits.

The following building permits were Issued
yesterday:
Joseph Bruce. glass front. SO
z Bridges repairs 49,
Elizabeth Cranney, repairs, Slo
J. Audeit, repnirs,sS.
W z Man1eli. onestory frame, LOT J, block q
Mgynari's add, $40.
II q RAYMOND one and-one-halfstory frame,
lot g block ?. Htlton's add, 1900.
4 3 Palmer, Ons-storT frame, lot 81, block "a.
Brooklyn add, SIS.
wa ChonC. one story frame, lot 2, block ..
MAYNARD ; add. si04
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FOR EIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LowDoS, Sept &.-Ciose-Consols: Money,
"a e-ls; do, account, "a I0-le. Bonds-U. 8, A,
l2e'9: do, FSs. 1895 Bar silver, 4H<d-
Money, per cent
LoyDos, Sept. &.-The Mari LGzH Expr1s says:
New Egg ish wheat 10 pientifully offered and
readily sold at Is advance. The average price ID
- "a. Foreign vheats are stesdier; California,
Sos: Oregon, 43s 81; American winter, ASS ID.
The corn market IS depressed. Prices have de-
clined 3D. American January 10 quoted AZ 23s.
Rye is I'd lower. Oats are steady.
Todsv's market shows s better tone. English
and foreign wheat Is unchanged. English 1our
has advanced Is per sack; corn IL Cd lower;
barley II down 81 oats are steady.
LIVERPOOL SEPT Acknowledgement.
Corr-Demand for spot Is poor; futures are
fair; October is firm, 5s esd; November, steady,
s. sd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-29
Union Pacific stesmers.

Tie pal&tial steamer Victorian has been
rlsee9 in regular service on the 5eattle-yicfora
route. leaving Seattle 81 9 ?. n daily exesps
saturday. l. c. NAETE,
III IURtBURT, General Agent
- 6. P. A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-29

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
70 the line TO take TO all points East ami
south, 1t Is the DINING cAs ROUTE Is
runs through Eestouled Trains every
day in the year 10
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(Se change OF carsl
COMPOSED OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room sleepers OF latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best thnt can be constructed and in which 60
rommodations are both FREE and furnished TOR
holders of frst or second-clAss tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with all lines AZ
ording direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured IN
sdvance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To ard from all points in America, England and
Europe can be purchased AZ any ticket ONCE OF ms
company.
TRAIN. LEAVE .rArrLE A. FOLLOWS:
For ST. Paul and East 6:l5 a m. and 200 P n
Portland and South. e:l5 and $3.50 g n ana
For AnacoTies and North. $40 m and
For Mon.e..no and Gray. EaroOr; s;soa
For Tacoma and local; els and $50 e m;
1925, 200. rs and $50 2. N.
TRAINS AERIvE
From 81 Paul and East li:5s . N and
il:<5 p. m
s:a5 p m, 1 N '-'' S>'''''
From olymp!., e:45 ana s:as p m
Erom Apltc~A0O anu 0FaS ttAtoOf. N"io p III
From Anacories AMI North. 1910 and 500 p. m
Prom Tacoma and local, s:i5. 1889 8 m and
?:4A ans S:45. II As y. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
CAV coaches. finest palace dining cars between Se-
attic, Tacoma sad Portland direct Daily servicN
Full information concerning rates time of trains
routes and other details furnished Appiicar
lion
A. n. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Psss Ayt.
12l First -, cor Washington. Portland, Or.
A ChILBkRG. City Passenger and Ticket Agent
eoutheSs; corner Yesler avenue ard Commercial
street Olympic block. Seattle Wash
]. A SAnEAU. General gent ana Depot Tickss
Agent. Seattle deSOL foOg OF Thru street
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MINING STOCKS.
Portland wheat Market.

PORTLAND, sept 2s.-lSpeciaL heat-Val-
ley, sL52]z: Walla Wslla slf21zgL.45 per Genital.
Receipts, 4,7S5 eentals-
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Government bonds-Stes6y.
Pe,rOleum-Closing. 5e1<e.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on eaii-Essy; closed, offered at 3
Prime mercantile pspsr-5s4GI. sterling ex-
cnaage-st.s.y: k.1ty-day 3l.is, $+S9. de-
nand 81 So. Bar silver-s755ac. Lead trust-l6a.-
BONDS.
{. 8, IL fre~)... SssU. :. 2s reg )...... 9aif
l. : Is coupon. Il6s4 Pacific 6s..-.-..-. 1lo54
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NlNING EINKs
MERCHANDISE

H9px-DuTl and weak
Ca4ee-Optl0ns opened 5rn. 5145 points Up,
ard closed sEeady, ZS<Sl5 n0lnEs up. -s3es were
Loo bags. intending september, Sl3-7561l A0j;
October, 81 4Fgls- -; November, <lL6sstll. .:
December. Ii-55f9Il e: Jsnu.ry, slI-H4yII. 50
Srot R50 frusr. fair cs-goes, lie: No = 1879
Sursr-Raw-EssieT; far rsSu;ng, 25se; cen
t-ifTy-Is IS test, 5-I6c. sales ls5 hads and
Is bags N aseova.4o, 50 test. Z7sc; go eggs no.
asses s1gaT, 81 test -Se: 30 bags eeatrl1ugals,
50 test 5-lssc- Rsh2sd-E&s1GT: Ma. 8. &c; No
: 3 T5-fee: No s, S5ss; Of 4. 41-lszsExc con-
fs-riore-ss 4. else: powdered, So.
Cor,yer-Essier: lake. OCTOBER, SIS
Iesd-s.r02g; domestic. s4-a
IIn-NoEiDsl; straits. s2all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-29

IA CONNER ROUTE
Steamer MARY p. PERLEY
Leaves Baker & Co.'S dock every Sunday. Tuesday
and Thursday at O'Clock q. for Ed
nopds. Clinton, Mukilteo. Browns
Point, Langley, Coupeville, Oak
Harsor. san De FuoA
saiaiy. la Conner,
ssInish and Edison
Telephone Ala H W. BAKER d CO.. Agents
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO. SEPT 2.-The wheat market il weaker
and lower. IRE opening was 5Ic lower than
SATURDAYS closing. declined e more. recovered
slightly and the closing was dsSlc lover than
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

New YORK, sept. 2s.-Tne stock market
today was com paratively quiet except during
the hrst hour, when the evening up OF the deal
in Missouri Pacific was in progress. n the
afternoon there vas slight rise in most stocks,
which was greatly aided by the announcement
that the Mon Pacse funding plan mad been
completed Gad va en- assured success. The
close was active and Eru 81 about ;he opening
prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-29

BANKS.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN And TRUST CO.
LeweIiyn-Dodge Building, Second strssa
CAPITAL. s2ooooa
rransacs, general banking saslnssa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In any amount from On. aor,.,
Upwards and interest allowed thereon.
and city reA4 estate
TRUSTEES
WILLIAM z BAILEY. vice-Pres tisnt
O. H HEILBRoS ................... Manager
Z. B. DOWNING. seeretary
SEARS VIM e FISHER
WAsHIyeToy SAVINGS RANK-Iscoa
w r0RAIEn
yEsLER BUILDING
oVs Trout sites.
. Per cent interest paid on Savings Depossa
sPer cent. intere.. on s-months Cerridcas,1
8 Fer cen. interes, on I2-mcnths Certificates
MONEY LOANED on REAL EsTArR
General Banking Business Transacted
BANKING HOURS:
1oa m 70 3 p M; Saturdays, 10 q m 70 p N
and Z 70 p. m
DExTER HORTON CO. BANKERS
INCORPORATED 1887
Capital. ..................s2oo 900
President, ............-......w, s LADn.
Manage. Il. LATIMER
C@Shier................F. K VAN TUYL
York, CHICAGO. s.. PAU. San Francisco, Port
Land, and various points in Wash
ingtoa, Oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills OF exchange London available else
Collections made at all points on favorable terma
Bonds stocks and other valuao!es received on do
FRANK NJ. SUTTON, ASSISTANT cAsHrKk
!oHS y. osrRASDER, vIcE-PREs
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
L SEATTLE.
DIRECTORS:
D. T. DENNY A. : MILLER
{. 2. STONE, JOHN Y. OSTRANDER
a. W. WHEELER
Corner Second and Marion streets. Seattle wash
RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
II Established Pacific Coast 1897
49, up ssssss..ssss. .....-S
~ iSSEease bo..-..-..s.......... 1U,OtbOUe
interest paid on time deuostx general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bought
hnc sold; drafts and telegraphic transfers sold on
the banks branches also in New York. Chicago
cansaa and Hong ong Deposits received SUP
Jet 10 check
Notes issued by our British Columbia branches
redeemed NJ par
BRANCHES
San Francisco, Cal. Portland. Or, Tacoma
Wash. Victoria Vancouver, New westmInIster
Nanaino and kanloops, B. Q.
A. LIZA Dam Manager
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STEAMERS


CANADIAN PACIFIC sAvIeArroS 90.
" dsnitedl
TIME CARD
STEAMSHIP PRENIER
sourH soUxD
wn..com. ..... 100 IA r.,rh.v.nnas Ivl .as,n
Farnaysn..... $50 p M Anacortes 2:4O . "a
Anscortes -. 900 mlPt Townsend. $50 N
p Townsend. 500 mISeattle ......... 800 "a
seattle .......- e;l5 NIL .ll:l5 IN
xoETA BOUND.
r.oom...... .. s.4s m se.ssl. ...r,, s..,,m
SeattIe......... MieaigbflPt Townsend. 800 %
Pf. Townsend $3.50 N A nacortes-. 6:I5 m
Anacor.ss- -. $50 n Fsirhaven.... 500 . m
FAiraaven-.-.. S:l5 q N iWhatcom-..... $50 o M
Making daily trips with steamship Eastern Oregon.
JOHN IRVING Manager
J. A o'BRIES, Master
Tie company reserves the right 10 change the
above seneduie without notice
pACrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle % foliowst
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria: At 8 p m. passengers received on board ~
8 p. M Sc ptember 5, 10. Is. 20. IS, 30.
For Alaska: September le, &c
From san Francisco for Victoria and Page.
Sound ports: At . 10. September 2, z, IL, II,
q. "a.
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the COM
pany, ~ Ocean dock, Seattle
GooDAL. PERKINS CO..
General Agents San Francisco.
II. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent. Seattle
COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
" Navigation Company Time card FOR 1891,
commencing Wedh escay, July i.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATZERT
For Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia
Leave Olympia daily except Monday, 7:so = m
Leave Tacoma -. 0 30 q N.
Arrive Seattle ...l2:l5 D. m
RrTCRSTys.
Leave Seattle daily except Monday. i:sop. m
Leave Tacoma -. 4 90 D. n
Arrive Olympia .... Sis >. m.
subjec- TO change without NOTES.
LAsDl=ss Seattle. Commercial wharf: Ta-
coma, n. T. X. b wharf; Olympia, Percivars
wharf
MEALS ON BOARD
Only boat making round trip Sunday.
Carries Northwestern aad wells-Faszo Express
and fas. freight
o. B. SCOTT. President
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BANKS
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
i Seattle
Paid mp capital. $500 600
surplus. $4,000
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
transfer money BY telegraph 10 all cities in he
United States and Europe; receive deposits of
money ana issue pass books or CeTtihcases the-a-
icr. our facilities for making collections are conn
plele and Will receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
A b sic ART........... Vice President
J. u ASHER
l. >. J. HUNT, = FRA CESTMAL
CORRESPONDENTS:
london y. NJ. Rothschiid & sons: Paris. De
Rothschild krereSs Frankfort 4. NJ, L. Won
sieiEer & Co: New YORK. agency OF Bank OF Cal.
fOTna; Chicago, Commercial National BANK:
Boston. suffolk National Bank: san EranciScn
The Bank of CAiuorn.A; Portland. The Fms
National Bank
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rAcTrIC RAILING AND PLATING COM
L psnv manufacturers OF iron fences. griIIe
rork bar brackets, ratings, fancy iron work and
a. s.esnss. lowest rates: polishing and nickel
pia,lnr lle Union street.
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Making daily trips With Steamship Eastern Oregon.
JOHN IRVING, Manager.
J. A OBRIEN Master
Tie company reserves the right 70 change The
above schedule without notice
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-04
VICTORIA AND MAUD.

German Princes Want to Marry the
Queens Granddaughter.
LONDON. April "a German prince now
seeks the hand of the second daughter OF
the prince of Wales, Princess Victoria, for
whom it was last year understood a mar
riage was about to be arranged with Hon.
John Barring, the clever and popular eldest
son of Lord Revelstoke. The plan then
contemplated was that dukedom should
be conferred upon the head of the house Of
Barring and that his heir, being marquis,
should become brother-in- law of the duke
of Fife. circumstances having made an
end to this arrangement, the hand OF the
young princess had been sought ty one
of her cousins. Her sister, Princess
Maud. who is now in her twenty
second year, the youngest daughter of the
prince of Wales, has been asked in marriage
by Prince William OF Nassau, eldest son
and heir of his royal highness grand duke
of Luxembourg. Prince William is now in
his fortieth year, and arrangements are
making, it is said, to restore to his father
and eventually to himself a great part Of
the enormous fortune of the dukes OF Mas
sau, which WAS confscated by Prussia after
the event of 1866. In the event of death
without children of the young queen Of
Holland, now the richest heiress in Europe.
the crown of the Netherlands would pass to
tho grand duke of Luxembourg. and Primo
ess Maud of England might thus come to
ill the throne once occupied by the dauQh-
ter of James H.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-04
PUBLIC FOREST RESERVATION,

Proclamation of the President Setting
Aside Certain Lands.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The president to-
day issued a proclamation based Oh the act
to repeal the timber culture laws, etc.. pro-
claiming "that there has been and is here
by reserved from entry or settlement. and
set apart for public forest reservation. all
that tract of land situated in the state of
Wyoming, contained within the following
boundaries: Beginning at point on the
parallel of forty-four degrees fifty minutes,
where said parallel is intersected by the
meridian of 40 degrees west longitude;
thence due east along said parallel to the
meridian of 100 degrees and thirty minutes,
west longitude: thence due south along said
meridian to the forty-fourth parallel of
north latitude; thence due west along said
parallel to it's point of intersection with the
west boundary of the state; thence due
north along said boundary line to it's inter-
section with the south boundary of Yellow
stone National park. Warning is expressly
given to all persons not to enter or make
settlement upon the tract of land reserved
by this proclamation"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-04
WALKING NOT GOOD.
Consequently Indians Will Not Enlist in
Infantry Regiments.

Consequently Indians VIII Not Enlist in
Infantry Regiments.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-News received
the war department of the result
of efforts being made bv western army Off
GERS to carry out the provisions of the army
appropriation bill authorizing the enlist
ment of 1000 Indian recruits is very dis
couraging. The officers report that Indian 8
will not enlist in the infantry under ny
circumstances as they abhor walking.
They will not enlist in. cavalry except as
scouts. because they do not wish to bind
themselves to five years service, nor to be
subject to removal to distant parts of the
country. Then, too, they want their women
with them, and the great majority of bucks
are physically unfit for military service. 1t
is doubtful whether single Indian COM
pany can be recruited in the west. But the
outlook in the south is more hopeful. At
Mt. Vernon barracks, Alabama, where the
Apache Indians who led the Geronimo cam
paign are placed, it is said, all the Indians,
some thirty y-tive or forty, are about to en-
list. These Indians are said to be progress
ing rapidly in the path of civilization. and
the almost Incredible fact is reported that
the renowned warrior, Geronimo, who was
for years the terror of the west, is now
prominent teacher in a local Sunday school.