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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-17

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-17
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Ovr1Ck or COUNTY CLERk,
HELENA. March 10, 1891.
To. the HonoTabIs, lhe 13osrd Of Cousty
CommisetonsRs, Of Lewis and Clarke
qounty, Nontens.
0sntlemsn; IN compliance with section
77B, NTH division complied statutes Of
Montana, I submit hsrewish this annual
6nAacial statsmsnt Of tho county for ths
ysaE ending March !, 1891.
]. s.. TOXIN. Clerk. :
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-17

This hon Ton use. Chicago corn.fed beef
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-17

Bissell carpet sweeper only $1.S5, at The Bet
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-17

The Bon Ton uses Chicago corn-fsd bee
The morning call., 1891-08-09

the California pulse so far as boat-racing
speculation is concerned in the future. If
the foreigners can arrange for some matches
here that will prove interesting and remu-
nerative. it is safe to predict further in
vasioD of Australian oarsmen to this Coast
in quest of the golden eagles.
The best of scullers are now residents of
the colonies, where rowing has been pretty
well overdone within the past few years,
hence the desire on the part of the cham
plon oarsmen to visit new fields where the
prospects OF good dggings are favorable.
Before the end of the year il would not be-
surprising to see q series of races contested
on the Alameda course between the cham
pion scullers Of America and Australia.
Everything points that way, and who knows
but San francisco may prove IN the near
future famous aquatic center where inter-
national contests will be decided.
Besides the Peterson and Mclean race at
New Westminster, the Hanlan and O'Con-
nor VS.. Mckay and Gaudaur dOuble-scull
race was decided yesterday at Hamilton.
Iachtsmen will be out to-day in strong
force. The Corinthian boys will have sail
around the bay in their handsomely rugged
craft.
The Pacifcs have been under cover for a
long time. 1t is about time that they Destir
themselves. The Aggie. Ramona, Jessie,
Sappho, Virginia. Annie and Marion are
patiently awaiting orders.
The Ripple has been sold to Captain
GOOdall; she recently was the property Of
MIR. Billings of the CUrinthan Club.
The Aggie will have new jib this week,
which will improve her sailing qualities.
The San Francisco Yacht Club had race
on the bay yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
THE GUN.
Annual State Meet of the Sportsmen's
Association.

Annual State Meet of the SrOrtsmen's
Association.
Notwithstanding that Commissioner Red
ding labored under misrepresentation when
he informed a representative of this paper
that the deer law was not being violated in
Marin County, it would be a very pleasant
surprise to tho local sportsmen to learn that
the esthetic Commis si0ner had paid a visit
TO the scene OF the Sunday butcheries."
viz. the ranges northeast OF San Rafael on
the Pacheco. Lucas and Miller estates. 1t
can hardly be expected, however, that men
whose fancy runs to tennis and terpsichOre
can muster sufficient courage and energy to
climb rugged hilsides in pursuit of class
of sportSmen ~ who find pleasure and
profit in poachiDg.
The officers Of the States Sportsmen's
Association are making extensive prepare
tons for the annual meeting, which Will
take place in this city on the 9th, 10th and
11th of next month. On the above men
toned days series of pigeon-ahoots will be
held at the Oakland track which will be
open to all lovers CT the sport. The meet
ing will terminate with a dinner, at which
the sportsmen of the various cities and
towns OF the interior Will endeavor to Illus
trate how they assisted TO enforce the game
laws in their res pectiTe localities.
Already large bevieS OF quails have been
seen i'll parts of Marin County. The young
ones were noticeable as being almost as
large a. the parent birds. This speaks we'll
for the sport during the near future season
1t is said that sp0rtsman's club has been
organized at San Mateo, and that large
section of marsh land between San Bruno
and San Matco has been leased for The
shooting privileges.
Some OF the pheasants that were liberated
in the preserve OF the Country Club in
Marin County were seen recently on the
ridges near Bnlnas.
Doves are beginning to disappear from the
near-adjoining counties, but in parts of
Contra Costa County good shooting can yet
be had.
Curiew have been seen in large numbers
on the marsh lands south oil Alvarado.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

Committee might further increase interest
n the sport by Offering prizes for competi-
ton among the players, who are now very
numerous. No better game than hand-ball
could be thought of TO build up robust
constitution, which is the embodiment OF
health and strength.
Running, jumping, bicycling and kindred
amusements are not to be compared with
hand bali as pastme to bring into action
every muscle and sinew of the anatomy. 1t
is nnquestionably a grand exercise. and
clubs such as the Olympic OF large mem Der
ship should provide some inducement to
further increase interest in a game which
is so very popular in Eastern colleges.
Hugh Toner will play Thomas McElroy,
best three in five games, this afternoon at
the Union Court, and John Condor and
William MallOy will meet A. Pennoyer and
James Dillon. The latter states that he
will play the winner of The DAILY Maloney
match any game that may be pleasing to
the successful competitor. provided wager
of S25 side is laid on the result. A good
programme of games has been arranged to
be played at the San Francisco Court to-
QaY
The morning call., 1891-08-09
AT THE BUTTS.
Medal Shoots of Military Companies and
Rife Clubs.

Medal Shoots of Military Companies and
Rifle Clubs.
The Swiss Rifle Club will meet ut Harbor
View to-day for medal shoot. The San
Francisco SchueiZen Verein will also have
its medal shoot at Shell Mound to-day.
The Independent Rifles will have their
final medal shoot for the month to-day, at
Shell Mound.
Companies ana G (Natinnals) of the
First Infantry r. 'giment will shoot to-day
for medals at Shell Mound Park.
Company B of the Third Regiment will
compete al Shell Mound to-day in contest
for the medals of the company.
The postponed medal shooting Of the
Gruetli Schuetzen will take place on Sun
day at the California Schuetzen Club Park
range.
At the recent meeting of the California
SchuetZen Club PARK and Building Assn
citation important improvements were or
dered to the shooting range in the park
An eight-fo0t picket fence similar to The
one now on the san Rafael side was ordered
built Immediately on the other side The
contract for the building and putting in
complete running order OF the remaining
four sets OF wheels in the shooting-hall and
target-stand was awarded. They must be
In running order at least four days before
the shooting festival, on August I'D and
24th. The committee for the erection of
weather-cock reported that the same will
be in position in few days.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
ZEE GENERAL
FIELD OF SPORT.
Annual Meet Of The State Sp0TtSmGn'S
Association.
Peterson viii Be Challenged on His Return
From the North-Angling for stur-
geon-Athletic Notes

The advent of q brace of Australian oars
men on this coast may probably revive the
dormant interest in a sport which should
be very popular in this city. When Peter
son, the coast champion, will arrive from
the north he will be given an opportunity
10 try his mettle with one of the foreigners.
The amateur athletes are kept busy train
ing for the many events which have been
arranged 10y the Pacific Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union for the near future.
Considerable interest is manifested in the
meeting of the States SportSmen's AsSocia-
tion by those who take pleasure in shoot
ing at igeons from traps. The contest will
last three days and will be held next month.
Hand-ball is still gaining ground and
promises 10 become a very popular sport.
Several other DEPARTMENTS are being we'll
supported.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
HOGDON'S LOST ESTATE.


Suit Brought Against Parsons Bonds
men for S37 900.
complaint in which a serious charge is
made against the late Joseph S.-Paxson has
been filed in the Superior Court. The CON-
plainant, Alexander Hogdon, AYERS that
Paxsnn, having been appointed his guardian
iii 1S72-he being but Il years old at the
time-took charge of property 0equeathed
him and valued at $40, 200. This property,
Pacific Railroad shortly after il fell into his
hands, and PaxsOn. he says, accounted only
for $500 Of the SO, 200 received for the prop
erty, so that when he died two years ago
the principal aud the interest amounted to
$4,000. For this amount Hogd0n has
brought suit against Parsons boudsmen
and estate, which latter is now in the hands
of the Public Administrator
The morning call., 1891-08-09
IN THE NEW CITY HALL.
One of the Four Boilers Condemned
Electric Lights for the Building.

One of the Four Boilers Condemned.
Electric Lights for the Building.
The Government Inspector of Boilers was
a. the City Hall y sterday to take look at
the four large boilers in that building and
he reports that he found them in a very bad
condition. One that has been there sixteen
wears without much repair was SO rotten
that he drove his hammer clear through it
without much difficulty.
OF course it was condemned absolutely
and no attempt will be made to repair it.
The other three will be overha uled and
matched where needed, but will only be
used till the new boilers, which will be
placed near the southwest end of the build
ing, are ready for service.
One very radical Improvement about to be
made in the building this year will be the
Introduction of electric light. All the neces-
sary machinery will be placed in the base
ment near the new engine-r0om, and the
city, at least so far as the Hall is concerned,
will furnish its own light.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
General Merchandise.

BAGs-outsidc Bags sl4@sssc. The combination
price OF Cacuttas is S12c; DOL Bags S6G3Sc
CoRDAGE-Maaila Rope Is quotabe at l2c a
NJ; l2-thread. l2aac and thread, l3o; Bale
Rope. lie 2 10: Binder Twine 1856: Crapeyine
Irvine, lie In balls and coils: Hop Irvine, il lac;
LaIhyarn, loo Quotations for the new process
Manila are: Rope. &c; l2-thread, yac; s and do.
Sc; Duplex rope, sc; 12-thread. siac; 6 aud o do,
l0c; Bale rope, Sc: Lathyarn. 7c: Hop Irvine,
S12c; Grapevine Twine balls or coils, lOc; Binder
Irvine, l01Sc y IL.
SALMoN-AIaskan Fish. S71AcAsl O5 q dozen,
according to quality: British Columbian 81 37Is6S
/ 42ta 3 dozeni Columbia River Fish, 81 4O9l 90
SUGAH-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube, Crushsl,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all sac q ID;
Dry Granulated, Size: Coafectioners a, 5$sc;
Extra c, 419c: Goldsn q. 414c q u; Bags, 14e moro
The morning call., 1891-08-09
California Camera Club.

A lantern slide exhibition of views Up
the Rhine" with lecture by Dr. C. II.
Steele. will be given by the California Cam
era Club, on Friday evening. at the Metro
politan Temple. On the 18th, at the same
place, an exhibition will be given for the
benefit OF the Club-room Apparatus Fund
all slides exhibited TO be- the work of club
members only. Some 200 slides will be ex-
hibited, embracing marine views, artistic
bits of California landscape, the old Mis-
sions, Big frees, Yosemite, scenes about
Shasta, the famous snow blockade of 1890
in the Sierras. studies of human nature
Chinatown, flashlights, freaks and micro
scopic slides etc
The morning call., 1891-08-09
SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

New YORK. Aug. Sat the opening to-day the
first prices of stocks generally were from Ia to rs
better than last nights figures. though industrial
was lower. Union Pacific again took secondary
position In the trading, yielding fractioray after
the opening In tho face OF the strength displayed
by the rest OF the list The gains among the rail-
road stocks were confined to small fractions rs
rule, Atchison leading with rise of ga per cent.
Sugar was specially strong, and advanced from
1917 to 791a. The final dealings OF the day were
without feature Stocks closed dull and fairly firm
Mt sight fractions better than the opening.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-United States Bonds-4s.
ll734: 4Ia's 10034: Northern Pacific %: Cana
dian Pacific. 81 IN: Central facnc. 30; Union Paci
&c. 1914: Atkinson and santa Fc. 5215: Wells
Fargo. 13S: Western Union, 1914: Silver. 995sc;
Sterling, 81 S494 49,
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. = whcat-Aurust. So lsc:
Flour-Steady. Coffee SIS IS. sugar - $50 "a
The morning call., 1891-08-09
AQUATIC.

The Future in Rowing Circles May BE a
Lively One.
When Peterson returns from the north
he may expect challenge from either of
the Australian oarsmen who are now in this
city on the lookout for a match. The arri-
val Of the second-raters, as they are classed
in the colonies, is evidently ieeler TO try
The morning call., 1891-08-09

The Eureka sails to-day for San Pedro. The City
OF Puebla tails due from Victoria and Puget Sound
the Arago from Coos Bay, the Los Angeles from
humboldt Bay, the Newport from Eel River and
the Gypsy from tho Salinas River.
To morrow the Alexandra sails for Mexico, the
Arcata Tor Coos Bay and the Del orte for Crescent
City. The Emily falls due from Coos Bay.
The San Juan falls due from Panama Thursday.
Tns German ship Elise. 1880 tons, leads Lumber
at Burrard Inlet for Melbourne, Adelaide or Port
Prize, 65s prior TO arrival.
The Wavertree takes for Dunkirk IA, $40 centals
Wheat. valued at 81 500; DuIbadcrn Castle for
Cork. 32,00l entails So 1896; George Stetson for
Havre, 1924 centais S9l. 1874: Loeb Eek Tor
Havre, 55.S26 centals at $50 495: Gienorchy for
HRvre ! ,995 centaIs at Sl22. 900
The bark Seriea loads Salmon at Victoria Tor
United Kingdom
The morning call., 1891-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug. 8. - Wheat was stronger. The
opening was from I4c TO 1ae higher and further
Improvement of lac occurred, then eased Off, re-
covered and closed from sac to lc higher than
yesterday. Receipts 6il 200 bushels; shipments,
100000 bushels Rye quiet at 7614c. Barley
nominal.
CHICAGO Aug. S.-w heat-Cash. $3.50. Corn
&c. Pork-Sl0 55. Lard-$5 So Kibs-S6 20.
MniskY-Sl II.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
H AND-BALL.

Amateur Players Receiving Poor Sup
port From Clubs.
OF the many games now in vogue hand
ball is becoming more interesting than any
other branch Of athletics. The amateurs
are having very spirited contests in the vari-
Gus courts of this city and Oakla d; and it
is thought that the olympic Club Athletic
The morning call., 1891-08-09
Troubled by the spirIts.

A neatly dressed, middle-aged woman
giving the name of Mrs. Winlfred German,
and representing herself to he the niece of
Thomas Fallon. the S'n Jose capitalist.
called at the Health Office yesterday and
asked to be relieved of troublesome spirits,
triciiy into her, she said, and injected hot air
balloons into the soles of her feet.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, August 8.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET4

Wheat hrmer
Barley weaker.
Oats and Rye unchanged.
Corn lower and duIl.
Hay market In good shape.
Straw weak.
Pea White and Pink Beans lower.
Sweet Potatoes lower.
Onions unchanged.
Eastern Butter lower.
Eggs steady.
Poultry nominal.
Catalogues and Grapes frmer.
Lines scarce.
Dried Fruits dull
The morning call., 1891-08-09
To Bring Back a Deserter.

The commanding officer at Angel Island
has been ordered TO send guard of two
enlisted men To Roseburg Oregon, to re-
ceive at that place and conduct to the island
Private Ward. d deserter from Company 3,
First Infantry
The morning call., 1891-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. Shops trihe more
active, but operations are moderate scale
Choice stock IS rather frmer. European markets
are somewhat hrmer. Prices are unchanged. The
first of the new (lS9l crop OF State Hops has been
val
The morning call., 1891-08-09
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO Aug. S.-Porter Brothers Il Co. sold
to-day two carloads of California Fruit; Bartlett
Pears. $llg+4. some OF the stock very ripe.
NEW DIRK, Aug. Porter Brothers n Co. sold
three carloads OF California FTuit: bartlett Pears
81 3UG1 As; Peaches, poor order, 35935c; Necta-
rines, 75e9i; Washington Plums, sos: Purple
Duane Piums, 75e@Sl As; Kelsey Japan Piums.
60c@HS2 80.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
San Francisco Meat M,rkst.

as follows:
BEEF-Ch2ice, &c; first quality. 31ss: second
quality. 41s95c; third 10. 4dai lac.
EEAL-Large. 5ee6c: small Caves. 646Ac.
MUI lON-Hethers SOS Lac: Ewes, 7La93l
SPRING LAME-9G9 I2c = 10.
PoRh-Liyo Hogs. 4s4 p43sc a 70 for heavy hard
granted, and 5g51sc for light average do: stocs
Hogs AbsGG4isc q ID; dressed do, IA 9S14c q 10.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
Exchange and Bullion.

Sterling Exchange. 30 days.......... ASS
Sterling Exchange. sight ....,......,. 4S7
>ew York Exchange. sight......-- 712
New York Exchange. teegraphIc...- 121,
Fins SILVER. Is ounee....... ........ a9Is 90
Mexican Dollars. 1874 1884
The morning call., 1891-08-09

A Paper for the Swedes.

company composed Of f. d. Hultinp.
], Z. Erickson. A. g. Spencer, Alexander
u ,,n ana Joseph Operblad has been organ
city. ~ 'his
The morning call., 1891-08-09
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.
auJ Surh

5 7-I6c. Bops-Paelhc Coast l6Fl9c. Hides -
1916 Copper-LaKe Sl2 OJ. Tin-Spot. SO TO-
Lead-Domesuc. sa 50. Ircn-SI4 Petroleum
SIC.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
Bank Clearings.


Local bank clearings last week were sIS.O96. 73O,
against $l7,259,92S for the same week last year.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
English Wheat Market.
FUTURE4

LIVERPOOL Aug. S.-The spo. market is easy
Mt IS Id Cargoes steady at AS for on
coast, AIS Cd for Just shipped and 42s for nearly
due
FUTURE4
The Produce Exchange cable gives the folio wing
Liverpool quotations: August IS Sd; September.
IS 3D. October. IS sad; November. IS SID:
December. IS sad
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. z. = Consols. 96: United States
Bonds-4's 1l934 do. Al Is. lo3ls: Silver. 45S4d;
Renres. 95f soc. Bullion out Of Bank of En- gland,
fS5.OUO,
The morning call., 1891-08-09

CoMPENs ALTON Is DUE. w. O'C.,
Merton, Cal. Y on cannot be compelled to
give up any portion Of your land for pri-
vate or public road without just and due
compensation therefor. The Federal Con-
sttution says that no State shall deprive
any person of property without due process
of law, and the State Constitution OF Cali
fornia declares that private property shall
not be taken or damaged for public use
without just compensation having been first
made, and no right of way shall be appro-
priated to the Use oil any corporation other
than municipal until full compensation
therefor be first made in money or aseer-
tanned and paid into court for the owner.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

THE NATIONAL FLAG &C. H., Kelso,
Wash. The garrison or national flag is,
according 10 regulations, made of bunting,
Sc feet fly and 90 feet hoist, with thirteen
horizontal stripes OF equal BREADTH alter
pately red and white, beginning with the
red. In the upper quarter, next the staff, is
the union. composed Of number OF white
stars. equal TO the number of States, on
blaze field, one-third the length of the flag,
and extending 10 the lower edge of the
fourth red stripe from the top. The post
flag is of the same material and design but
with % feet fly and 10 feet hoist, and the
storm flag 1eet fly and = feet hoist-uSed
also as the recruiting flag. The order in
which the stars are placed in the field Is
not the subject Of fancy, and flag with
the stars in n circle within circle OF in the
form Of star. or square within square,
is not the American flag. An order of the
War and Navy departments prescribes that
the field or union Of the national flag shall,
after the 4th ult, consist Of f0rty-four stars
in six rows, the upper and lower to have
eight, anu the second, third, fourth and
filth rows seven stars each in a blue field.
The morning call., 1891-08-09
THE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
No Alarm Need Be Entertained Over The
Deer Law.
What Constitutes the National Flag-Cali-
fornia's Fence Law-salute to the Pres
ident-No Deprivation of Property

1.-THE NEW DEER LAw"-H. Y. Nee.
Kelseyville, Cal. You need not be alarmed
over the cry that the new deer law is prac-
tically invalid" 1t is all right. Laws must
be construed literally and natural rather
than strained interpretations must be given
them. As amended, to take effect on March
81, 1891, the first seven paragraphs of Sec
ton GIG of the Penal Code prohibit the
hunting and killing of certain game between
given periods, in short, fixes the close peri
DDS. The eighth paragraph reads:
Every person who shall takeSkill or DESTROY
any OF the animals or birds mentioned In this
section at any time. unless the carcass of such
animal or bird is used preserved by the per
son taking or staying 1t or Is sold for food, is
guilty OF misdemeanor.
Now, this does not mean that for the
reasons giyeE the animals or birds may be
slaughtered during the close periods enumer-
ated in the seven preceding paragraphs, but
it does mean that in the open season the
killing shall not be wantOn, but for use or
preservation of the carcass or for its sale
for food. The paragraph quoted cannot
permit the doing during the close season for
any given reason or reasons of what Is
already absolutely prohibited for that season
by the preceding paragraphs. In short, its
aim is TO stop wanton and ruthless slaughter
of game ut times and seasons when game
may be killed.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

PAY OF DIVERS. H., City. Divers ara
paid generally in this country SO pei day
When not at work and So for every dive.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE. H., CITY. Tho
Crystal Palace in New York was DESTROYED
by fire on October 5, 1858. '0
The morning call., 1891-08-09

In 1860. H., City. In 1860 the popula-
ton OF New York City was sos, 651, OF St
Louis 16O, $50, and of Chicago Jos. 263.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

LANGUAGE-M. NJ, City. 1t is no easy
task to master any language, but for the
ciost difficult to learn the O. c. is ready 10
give the palm to the Chinese, "
The morning call., 1891-08-09

inson 2 Co, 6i4.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

Y, AugUSL =.
stmr Eureka, Smith. Wilmington; GoodaIi Per
kins II Co.
ton Holmes u Co.
Bars Highland Light. Herman, Kariuk: Geo W
Hume.
schr. Letitia, Christensen, Seattle; George &
DetTick.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

He WILL HAVE TO MovE-P. B.. City.
If a on survey of his land finds that liz is
six inches short and 3 has these six inches.
b will have to move off The question Of
nothing 10 do with BIS claim. b certainly.
did not pay taxes N deed which called for
six inches of AS laud, and he has been liv-
ing on land which is not his but AS, and so
with c and Il. who also adjoin each other.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

NEW WAR SHIPS-M. NJ, City. q No
United States war ship was built COM
pletsd and accepted during the year 1890,
for it takes much more than twelve months
To build one vessel of the new navy. (2)
The Union Iron Works in this city has con-
Structed the cruisers Charleston and San
Francisco, when are in commission, and 1t
launched the coast defense vessel Monterey
on April 18th. The building of the new
navy has been in progress since August,
1882
The morning call., 1891-08-09

CANNON SALUTE-C. H., Kelso, Wash.
The highest salute with cannon is that to
national flag, twenty-one guns, and that
number is accorded the President because
he is the representative Of nation. The
national salute of ona gun for each State is
an American Institution. A foreign nation
would not salute the American flag with
foriy-four, but tweuty-one guns; in fact the
American national salute is only fired on the
Fourth of July.
The morning call., 1891-08-09

30 NJ # lumber. 1000 railroad ties. to Fort Bragg
Lumber Co.
Stmr Yaquina, Green. 36 hours from Port Har-
ford; produce, to Gooda Perkins 81 Co.
Stmr willamette Valley, Patton, AZ hours from
Haquina Bay; pass and mdse. to w b Webster.
Stmr Venture. johnson. Is hours from ROcEpOrt;
lumber, To Kennedy & Shaw Lumber Co.
Bark Ntdette, Pyle, 10 days from Port Townsend;
lumber to L Herrck.
Scbr Prosper, JoDannsen days :rm Port Blake
ley; 500 NJ II lumber. TO RentOn dimes Co.
ipr