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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-16

And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors, made the 9Th day July
1891, so many shares of each parcel or such stock
as may be necessary, VIII be sold at public auction
ar the Office of the company, Room ), S31 Pine
street (San Francisco Stock Exchange Building),
San Francisco. Cal, on Thursday, the Sd day of
September, 1891, at the hour of O'Clock p NJ of
said day. to pay said delinquent assessment there
on, together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. JAMES NEwLANDS Secretary,
once-Room 8. 33l Pine ST. (Stock Exchange
building. San Francisco, Cal. auI5 I'd
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id Gray & W. Fresno

J Men Ss>ar, Sacranentl
j Il Ring. California
G Derby, Nevada
T q Woodmancy &w, Coz
NJ Porter Il w, Cincinnati
q L McCurdy, Chicago
7 H Fleming, Chicago
c Z Clancy, Tacoma
g Is Clancy. Tacoma
c Il Cooper, Chicago
w I Harlow, Portland
i Edwards, Omaha
Miss Edwards, Omaha
l. Wicth, Toronto
A h Bower, Astoria
C Schaffer IL W. Phila
I NJ Allen az w, Phila
Capt MelbOrn &w, Hoaoll
" s McMnrty Jr. Cal
C Clemshirc, U s y
j Fitzel, Philadelphia
4 + Bailey, Philadelphia
A A Abbott. Sacrament,
w c POyton, Santa Cruz
A Z Kelly, London
AMERICAN
Isaac Berger, San Nsteo
II Franklin. W, Cloverdl
l. + McNaleh. Cloverdal
q Strout, w atsnnvtllie
ID Z Strader, WatsOnvlll,
Il Reeuey, W Il oh, Sal
Miguel
S Fl Beardman. Stockt u
CB Sanger. San Luis OBJ
T II White & W, Cal
John Mansfield, Tracy
j ID Van Buren,. San Bern
ardino
f ID Tiles. Fresno
Joe RinoldO. Mexico
c W Crawford, Los Ang
II La dIaw, san Jose
q l. banner, Boston
A C Hammond. Santa Ros
II L Grant, san Diego
I L bray, san Diego
L Foust n w, Iowa
c L Dill, Texas
G Blum. Texas
j Larsen. Seattle
A Hall, W 4 4 CHI, Sac
+ Jackson. stockton
j Is Clifford, Carson
w p Haveiand, New GrI
GRAM
VS. Nelson, U 5 n
Mrs I Gilbert. Petaluma
w Harrier 81 W. NalleJ
w scarborough, U : \
W Stanley. Red Bluff
W J smith. CORTLAND
Mrs Il + Aaron, Sacto
+ : Freem an, Woodland
J Reilly. Navarro
w ID Edmunds, Chicago
j w Mitchell, Turlock
L w SATELLITE, Stockton
L Markbrit. Cincinnati
r EaSsaurek. Cincinnati
IL A Gould, Muris
Il Cords, Fru tyale
T. q Fitch IL W, Ohio
j NJ Peck, Ohio
Z e Hopk ms Il w. Sacto
w Cherrin Gton. Columbu
& l. Allen, California
J S Brown, Portland
j Solomon & W. Jackson
Mrs NJ Calvert, Danvilie
W Cathcart Il W, Danvilll
L KimbroHgh. W, Danvlll
Mrs " Bybee. Portland
j f Morgans, Clinton
DR. + + Mcclure, NY
r G Facio, U s G Survey
w Murray, Danville
j ) Wilcox, San Juan
w Bcckman, Slcto
& L Hamilton. Sacto
w II Hord, woodland
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II Brown. Columbus
iC w Bingham. New York
I G Vierling XIV, Chicago
Master Vieriing. Chicago
A HOpekirk. En- gland
Mrs j NJ clay. Pittsburg
Mrs + L Essing.Pittsburg
u Essing, PittSburg
T. Williamson, New Y ork
lG J Seney. New York
A P,ummer 4 {, = Y
J League, Victoria
II I Oxuard, Nebraska
I II O'Rourke, Nebraska
Miss NJ Bently. WO0dbrid
SoraHyelin, HarbIrd. Neb
/ w Il Clark Il W. Kansas q
j I Ellison, Red Bluff
j Peabody N W. Chicago
II ii Brown. Helena
r Jockey, Helena
K w Dinthan&w.Ch Chicago
W \ McKiilip Il W. Md
q II Bomage, U y A
II L Knox Jr. Sac
+ 3 Heaiy, Sacramento
II w Jones, U : A
w Taylor & W. San Rafael
q j Roth, Rome, "
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HOUSE.

w Wyrick. Mendocino
ii johnson, Rutherford
F McDermott. California
Il + Fowler, MERGED
NJ Kerr n 81. PluInas
5 Lecler q VT, Odkdale
j Sheehy, Murray
] S j Chalfant, Ukiah
II A Bates. La Grange
II L Sheldon. san Diego
d C Smith. Reedly
Rev + Glendrow, Cal
+ G Paxton. OToviile
+ 4 Ripperdgn, MADEIRA
Rev IL II Chapman, Cal
ID NJ Jameson. Bak ersfield
+ Cummings, California
e EOrder & fan, Trenton
W Richardson. TrucKee
g L ROweil. str Oregon
+ L Fisher X W. Redwood
Mrs A Edgecumb, Vaiie10
4 $ Olsen d W. New Hope
J e Mackey, Hanford
A W Clark, Hanford
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EXCHANGE.

- - - - - - 49,
WIN j Pine. Victoria
, Fred EnOug, Victoria
j Will, Victoria
II Billing. Victoria
K HaeSler. Victoria
John PM. Seattle
lotto Olson, Seattle
Victor Olson. Seattle
Il French, Toronto
NV Shook, Victoria
iC A Holden, Kansas
4 ID 7 Holden. Kansas
ThOS Bingham. Cambria
George Allen, Cambria
Jos Pereira. Cambria
p PereiSa. Cambria
Il Montana. Cambria
Chas Hueber. California
e II Camel, Seattle
led Weiss. Chicago
IL a Ssnburn. Albany
NJ Cowier, Albany
w + Wilson, " ~ 1 Oh,
Portland
Jas FurlGng, TuIara
j imeS + TAYLOR. Portland
VIM Is Johnston. Portlud
lC Henderson. Portland
S W Miller, Portland
HOTEL.
lJ Harrison.w.ch. Los Ans
n Harrison, Los Angeles
D A NJ Mike, Detroit
j + sullivan, New York
II f Terry. Portland
e X Williams. Chicago
5 Burks; Fresno
T. Kennedy, California
Il + walton. ! uba City
X Hamilton X W. boston
Mrs J S Perry, Petaluma
Miss Camin. Pstaluma
w l. Buckley, Stocs ton
Il r Hendry, Honolulu
A Mcmillan, Benicia
j Gill. Victoria
Miss Lizzie Cox. Seattle
Mrs ID Pringle.P PIT TOwnsd
H NJ Sllsby, Iowa
! Miss j Hixson. Portland
Miss f Fenton, Portland
Mrs j Sconce. Dauville
II SGonce, DanvIlle
J McLarcn, Vallejo
, w o Randolph, SactO
A + Cochrane. San Diego
G X Martin a ". Oakland
NJ Price, San Luis Obispo
) 5 Glenn, COlug,bas
- L Johnson, Paraiso
&c Eahle, Woodland
Mrs VI } Walker, Cal
4 e Walker, California
Mrs NJ Watkins. Oakland
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&C Hoag, Fresno
j HIndlay. Glen Ellen
& f Ragsdale. California
ID + McFadden, CadiZ
w 2 HaTpey. Yuba
J Il Dale, Dixon
j G Lane. Point Arena
q w HOlIingsworth q I'm
Woodland
C " Fraser, Fresno
j II jenkins. Valley Ford
A Il TryUn, Gilroy
Mrs Torrance, " oodland
v I McCray, HOLSTER
q w Sylvester, WILLOWS
C NJ Smith, Hanford
j j Grant, Russian River
F Spiken, Yosemite
g Conway, California
T Morton, san Jose
+ Blake, San Jose
w j Strcng, California
j Mara, Reno
ii Richards, California
r A Richards, California
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL.

Miss Laura Terry. Sacto
Chas Wieger & W. Sacto
ID y Dodge, Chicago
w J Briggs, New York
L q Jones & vs.. Mville
L l. Smith, Washington
j NJ Parker 4 ". Chicago
J E McKahan. Washngtn
W II Dutton d W, AInIda
iG U JurSch. st Helena
II Silberstein, New York
Miss VI Wall, Tacoma
NJ Chlmbre, Monterey
John Jones, San Diego
HOUSE.
John Malone. San Jose
c + Smyth, Beividere
II Burton. Tacoma
Frank Knox. Yisaiia
lDr j " Remington, Cal
w c Patton, st Louis
Mrs & 2 Buel, san jose
II Bird, Sacramento
j Il Best, s. Louis
w l. Ewing, Mass
~ y GREGORY, Mass
L L Light, OREGON
W 5 Sutton, st Helena
j A Skinner. Martinez
j Marsh, Santa Graz
a j Hyde. StocAtOn
Mrs j p Dart, Sonora
'' Miss J Rush. YuJa City
NAL HOTEL.
j Hainey, Port Costa
q L Peters. Tracy
ii Roth, Spencer, Iowa
Z Brown. san Jose
10 G Hawk ms. Oakland
y ii Baker, Mojave
NJ L Sturm, KOckport. Ill
j Eberly, Joliet
NJ X McGOwan. Snta Barb
- NJ Bland. STOCKTON
Mrs Hach 4 . en-, Stockton
l. Townsend, Portland
X Welsh. Oakland
4 Welsh, OaSltnd
W Lowell, New Haven
Il Bede!l. DazZler
A II ggins, Tracy
) Higgins, Tracy
Mrs Foster. New Orleans
Miss Hart. Denver
X Guntent ~ VT, Oregon
w 7 Ward, Iowa
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EAINTING. DECORATING. TIMING, wHIrEN-
i ing, papering. J. :. MELLON, so o. Farre.5 I'm
CIGES PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER-
- banging. Uniting aud decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers Ia y ';uts. oils glass. brushes var
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-16

SO0 DOUBLE BEDS AND MATTRESSES
CUO 81 So; $40 sngle-bed mattresses, S5 So j.
NOONAN, I0l7-1023 Mission st. au4 I'm
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE PIANOS. ETC
L stored ut reasonable rates. X. +. OSBORN a
CO., 751-55 Market st. bet Third and Fourth jy Sotf
FURNITURE. TRUNKS, PIANOS. ETC, TAKEN
care OF and stored at reasonable rates: advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
cessors to II. Wendell, $40 Stockton st. jy9 II
L'iRSr CLASS STORAGE: UPPER FLOORS:
L 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. jy3 II
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J Fl White, Tulare
ID w Wise, Chicago
Chas : wetmore, y YORK
Geo Smith. New York
7 Whist a W, Los Angles
Chas Reed, Los Angeles
J II Kennedy, Phila
j VI Finch, Crockett
G A Workman, Chicago
j A Spscht, Chicago
} g Walker, Chicago
A McLaueh!l1. Columbus
Thos W Hackett, Vallejo
w L Terry AZ W, Sacto
LICK
II C Ross. San Jose
C X Stafford, Ingram
+ Ashton, CaliStoga
i j Winters, Portland
q l. Hood, Portland
W ; Mosley, W IL 2 C,
Auburn
j A Patterson, Stockton
II 5 Holmes, Portland
Miss N b Hutton, Astoria
j Thomas, California
Miss l. Warren, 5 Clara
Miss Is Warren, ; Clara
Mrs L Anderson. Cal
NJ u Rhodes, Artesia
j X Law * w, MERGED
Mrs Z A Harris a u, Cal
Mrs II Z Clark, Yuba City
INTERNATIC
p Tapharm, Port Costa
G W Burnham. Modesto
II j Burnhaln, Seattle
p II courtney. Seattle
+ + HearnS, Brooklyn
w PRICE, Brooklyn
I + James, brooklyn
A Ennis, BrooSlyn
W II Jagei, Brooklyn
I Randall, Brooklyn
ii Kemp, brooklyn
w r Fletcher, Brooklyn
A NOrGen Jr. Los GatOs
Miss NJ r Trowbridge.NY
A II Helm, Tacoma
G Keect, Denver, Colo
A Jones, Denver, Colo
j II Finch, Montana
NJ Moore, San Jose
II l. O'Neal. san Jose
j Martin, Oakland
+ Wad sworth, Portland
L W Is " iiliams, Boston
-0Hsr-
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IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
Isee H. sCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST. dec tt cod
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-16

DANDY AND BRANCH BAKERY SIoRE:
" owner going East. 127la Fourth st. aul6 81
EENE CORNER LIQUoR-HoUSE; LONG ES-
Il tablshed; grand bargain. $50 Valencia ST. IT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-16

GEOO PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST
GNCNO. class cash business in this city, clearing
a. least 500 per Hnth 70 each partner; established
10 years. no night or sunday WprK: proposes TO
tR5e partner in order TO extend the business; no
previous experience required; business sure TO
double. Apply X KEN Ny. - kCRruy -. If
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-16

A SSESSMENT NOTiCE-CHoLLAk MINING
~ Company. Location OF principal place of busi-
ness, san Francisco California; location OF WORKS,
Virginia, storey County, Nevada. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting OF the hoard or Directors,
held on thu fourteenth day OF July 1891 ar assess
ment (No. 300 OF fifty cents (50c) per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable immediately In United States gold coin to
the Secretary, at tho onlcs OF the company. Room
10, Nevada Block. No. 500 MONTGOMERY street san
Francisco, California Any stock upon watch this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the eighteenth
day OF August. 1891, Will be delinquent, and adyar-
tssd fer safe at pubic auction and unless payment
Is made before. will b. sold on Tuesday. the eighth
day OF September. 1891, to pay the delinquent as
expenses OF sac by order of the Board OF Direct
ors. CHAS. Il. ELLIOTT. Secretary Oniee-Room
70 Nevada Block, No. 500 MONTGOMERY strest san
Francisco. California iy K I'd
r he EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part of the city: the Bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postai-card otherwise will receive
I'D olnpt attention. Ofice 622 Montgomery g.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS,
OAK GROVE COTTAGE. SARATOGA; DELIGHT.
" ful resort with home com forts; milk, eggs aud
fruit; hours from city. A. Is. PALMER. jy5 cod Il
A NDERSoN SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY-THE
n proprietor of this famous and celebrated resort
wishes TO announce to her friends and the public
that arrangements have been made with the SOUTH
ern Pacific Company and VIM. Spers stage line for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs: from
San Francisco and Oakland IS: round trip 50 so:
through tickets can also be obtained Sacra
and san Jose. The advantages OF hot and cold
sulphur and iron baths, natural steam baths are
unequaled; take 1880 A. NJ. ferry from San FRAN
cisco for Calistoga. For further particulars sd
dress J. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs Middle
town, Lake County, Cal my3I tt
DESERTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
~ Pacific Coast with rates. location. etc, pub
lshed In the Hotel Guide, 1l6 pages. For sale by
newsdealers, send 25c in stamps to w NJ par.
TEkSoN. publisher, $40 Post ST.. 5. f. mrI Il
ToLEASE- MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM AND
resort: fully equipped; only four hours from
San Francisco Address x, Box n. this onice q u
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LoDG1NG-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

II ERE Is YOUR CHANCE-A SCR pOM HOUSE
II and every room fun OF permanent dodgers; 1t
is located Ia the center OF the business portion of
the city: II pays over all expenses 5000 per month
II sold Immediately VIII sell FOR $3.50 BRENNAN
e DUNN, ll2 Montgomery So. aul6 3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
NEW AUSTRIAN ELECTION.
Premier Won Taase Dissolses the Lower
House OF the ReichssaE.

vienna. Jan. ~ The lower house of
the reichstrath was dissolved hy the I'M
expected decree published in the official
journal today. Elections are to he held
Immediately. Count Won Tale. preInier,
desires q new conservative majority in the
house. having abandoned dependence on
the Bohemian and Siav members, whom
he considers unreliable
The Gascffe publishes as an election man
ifesto an article attributed 10 Finance Min
lister nyInaicaW z~Ai. which iS the most lib
eral ever issued the government. The
manifesto reminds hy the nation that
legislation muse he adapted 10 the
spirit OF the times and promises the next
parliament will deal with the social qucs-
ton. Ii makes large bid for tho support
o. the young CZechs, limiting "a the aaton-
omy Of various races under EMueror
Francis Joseph as desirable. This latter
Is The most important featarc Of tie mani
fesio.
The elections for the parliament will he
held iu March Count Won Taafe was in
ducei 20 dissolve the lower hsiuse by fears
81 conflicts en the bgiget and osner qaeS-
tons
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
sPokANE sUir WIZ GOVERN.
JSuPs speaks Of Ac-
tionS Against Seattle ard Tacoma
fasr f4ats Library.

fscegs. JSn. - Special. - Astorncy-
General II. {. Jones left sor Olympia today
after spending forty-sWc days in this city,
Regarding the suis pending against the
cities Of Seattle and Taconsa Eor the re-
funding q S2p-asa ana $l5lqa respectively
70 the stale treasure. that hssng The
amount due, ga basis cf IL gser ceus. of
the liquor license fecs roceives' >inec April
:. lSSS. Mr.. Jones informed correspond
ent of the PesT-lNGEIE1eFNss thai should
the city q Spokane 8efeat the Stste in isS
snIt the actions Instituted against Seattle
snd Tacoma viii I've dropped The aus4snt
sought hy the state 90 recover Of spokane
Is St@.9e
he librarian cf The stale lsw library said
NJ jones, TesSrT8Eg - flsa rev EbTarv. = hSeA
lS aeaGg raanae Bsss az tAe state csplsal. heSrs
Na2iaS complimentary remaTks &hcut taiS cas1ec-
Uc1 II yellow ieStheE covered vCiuusrS. There
rs.s . tslaes e1ly tew wears zSa, when tho law
yerS os shS state hs8 80 garry shcir hs&S - the
csp;scs ~ ayWnk. <ew. thcy ssc gestsng
4ToGEss Go iEe rsltsS where they srr confident 0f
tsns.s2e ali tAc Soa@S ssoSsEeG ia &nY cSSR Tho
library y pretty nesrsy cogapsete. 0st wc uessf
sois3e money II once last yEar We were ~ have
sl0asss So tsr Ne have Tecaire5 only s>.NFa rs
i Is. Ne wcJld Ike 10 haTTeW s2eooi the state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
Exactly in the Same Position
as Ii Was a Week Ago.
SILVER KNIFE NAY STAB II.
Republican Seceders Negotiating
With Democratic Senators.
Even 10 Cieture Is Passed, tire Elections
Bill rs = Long Way From the Goal.
and Free Coinage Votes May Lay II
TO Rest.

WASHINGTON CTry. Jan. os.--rSpccfaI. -
The committee on pcstofsices aud post.
roads viii meet next Friday. and will them
vote ON the postal telegraph bill. POST
master General Wanausaker's Pet measure.
The committee has been unable 10 decide
upon its report, and ID is hoped that with
Mr.. 6ieary majority can be obtained for
it, bus that is doubtful. Mr.. Gearv il
now reading the hiil. and he flnSls IL
crude and impracticahie in some of its
details, and viii favor great notifications
in many Of its features. Ifthcse modilica-
tlons meet with the approhatien of the
committee he viii probably vote for fa-
vorable report: il not, he viii probably
make a majority against the bill He viii
not indicate exactly what he will do Until
he has read the bin through and heard
arguments on both sides.
Mr.. Wanamakcr has another bill before
the committee intended TO do away with
private poStoffices in large cities. The hill
will abolish these institutions for guess
tionahle correspondence by preventing
mail carriers from delivering mail en-
trusted TO their care. At first IL was as
Sumed that the measure Was a blow To
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S express mail. bat it
has since been ascertained that such was
not the intention, though IL Is believed
that the postmaster general would gladly
stop the EXPRESS company from carrying
mail If he could
All talk within the past few days has
centered upon the probability OF an extra
session being called. and while the Demos
Gratis use It as an argument against the
elections bin. the opinion is general thas
all appropriation bills aud a few other
necessary measures sil pass II this scs-
sion.
The outlook for the elections bill Is no
better today than week ago. The closmre
rule has not yet been adopted, and Demo-
sion until March 4 bur even IL thu
rule IS adopted il does not mean that the
bill will pass Several Republicans will
follow Hoar and Aidrich up TO the last
moment, and then they viii vote against
the measure; but il may never come To
vote. Today conference of Republicans
and Democrats is being held with view
of effecting compromise which will place
Mr.. Hears pet measure ont of
the way for all time. Exactly
what points are to be conceded by both
sides does not appear, but il Is quito GER
tain that If Mr.. Hoar is sidetracked, tho
silver bin viii 90 through the House with
more of whoop than was Anticipated.
Filihustering would cease and enoa.rls
hsrrucry would be secured 10 assur@s~sz Z.
certed action on all matters Of vital inn
portancc; then there would be no more
talk of an extra session. Ii the comnro-
mise is effected, il will come 10 the surface
fauarrov r,r Tuas3a~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
BLAINE AND BERrNG SEA.
Prof ElIiot's Report Given Great I'm
portance and Held Back for Reason.

WASHINGTON CIxY. Jan. 2S-ISpecial. -
Secretary Blaine is taking his own time
and pursuing his own methods in the Bcr-
ing sea controversy. paying no more at
tention 20 the criticisms passed upon him
now than he did when just prior 10 the
publication of the last message he was ac-
cused by the Democratic press Of trying to
plunge the country into q war With
Great Britain by refusing to arhitrate or
listen to reasonable propositions. he seems
to attach great Importance 10 Professor
Elliot's report, which has not vet been
sent TO the printer, but which has been in
the hands of the president. upon whom
great pressure has been brought to bear,
with view Of keeping the document back
and diseTediting its statements. Sir JHl-
ian Pauncefote will also be permitted to
look at the report in manuscript, and in
spect the original maps before they arc
sent to the engraver.
This report rightfally belongs TO con-
gress. as Mr.. Elliot was commissioned by
3 special act OF that body, which Is grow
ing little impatient 10 know what is going
on. A demand was made for the docUsnanE
in the Senate few DAYS ago, but 1t was
stated that il was being held back for rea-
sons of state, and no more was said shout
it. as there is q disposition TO give Secre-
retary Blaine every opportunity TO perfect
his plans and arguments before hc makes
them suhiir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
To REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Address fssued Concerning the League
Convention. 30 BE Held February 10.

OLYMPIA, Jan. a. special. The foA-
lowing address has been issued:
10 IL Eeyss5cas C7ss1.s ef 10 SSse a Elzski9e-
taHs Al the meeting os the STATE League of
Republican C1Bbs. held II the elgy oi Tacoma
on ths 18th day OF September, isse, IL vas
decided thAs Il League convention Sh0uld be
held IN the city OF Olympus on Tuesday.
Fsbruxrx q. 1871. 70 be composed of delegates
from the Republican clubs OF the state. for the
pssr-ose CT Ssecfins delegates 20 the annual
Injecting oi the National leseus oi Republican
clubs ~ he helf IN the city of Cincinnati, IN
April, ISL. and slz the transaction o. such ether
business as can ne properly considered az hat
time
Evs-y Republican club in she state, not a.
ready member - the league. i earnestly rc-
e1eSsSd 20 JOSH. ~ making application 70 the
secretary. and haYf Itself enrolled upon the roll
cs the state lszEue ] SEeEld Erge every kepTh-
Iicxa club to be reps sezlicg4 by Delegates
/. : reco-ams-ocsi thsE Sacb delegate come
r-eraTai % present sad sssfss Il GevIslag pisn
end wAvs zgad means n push the club orgSuizs-
ton until every t5wIss tiV n ths state shz, hsVe
live sctive, working. enthusiastic Republican
clubs.
Il i necessary that every possible agency be
used - s-reEEt1e1 Tlae Republican party II this
state and nsfsou. The s,lzn Of organization and
szOrk Of the les-ue hss lee1 approved and eorn-
rcZllss hv the national committee - one of The
best possible Tnesns 70 secure the end desired.
Let every club be rePT ssen-ed. - this meet
ing mark an epoch N the Republican Work II
the state. VERY respectfully,
THns. II. CASASAT6H, President.
q kErf1EE..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26

An Ex-Congressman killed-Hrs- A. r.
Cook, Of Seattle. Injured.

BUTTE. Mont, Jan 25.-TSPecial A
fatal wreck occurred this afternoon near
This CITY. on the Butte branch of the
Northern Pacific railroad, sboytly after the
arrival Of the train from tie East. The
Portland sleeper, containing fourteen
Messengers. had been detached for
transfer 10 the westbound Mon
tana Union train. and was left
standing on the main track near the union
switch. 4 Adouble-header. outgoing freight
train. on a down grade, running twenty
I'VE miles an hoar, crashed into the sleeper,
telescoping oue-third Of the car
HEsgY ". LoRp. Of Devils Lake, Oak,
in attempting 70 Jump from the front end
OF the sleeper, vas struck By the engines
and instantly killed
All of the passengers in the car were
more or less injured Those sustaining
serious injuries were:
Mrs. 5. D. CALDERHEAp. arm broken and
badly hTgsed.
Sd. cALDEEHEAr. auditor Of the Non
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-26
pi.as,roas Fiooas II Pe,rlum.

BEgssEIz. Jan. 2Ss fhaw mas set In
here and hood re~niied The rivcr send
Is mitch swollen and fse iow-iying suburbs
% Brussels are flooee.i ave feet. Food is
being conveyed 10 tie Inhabitants Of the
flooded quarters by hpats. The village Of
AnkergheYn was suddenly submerged to-
dsy and people were forced 30 Zee from
their hoaes 20 escape drowning. Many
catsle persssles. Limitations are reported
at ChaleroS. TfaLa and ~.aFehiennhss. At
DiI,aut the liood isatteHded with immense
damage 10 property.