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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
sSS-A6 = S., 80 q
ROADS 10 xrxKs

ROADS 10 EISES
President Jacob Furfh said that he had been
asksd 20 o-i1g 70 the attention Of the chamber
the bnilding OF roads into the silver creek min
ing region. M. Fnrth said that Judge T. Z
Bond and Edward Blewest, who we're interested
IN the Monte Crlsto mine, hsd urged the matter
upon him The sun Of 5000 WA needed for
the road. and OF this sun the owners Of the
mine had raised about Ssyoaa As Seattle nsn
were largely interested in the mine and would
bring the ores here, Seattle z5ghs do wei 10
help the miners By raising THE Saan
Judge J. Z. Lewis thought il hardly worth
while % raise money Tor wagon road 70 c2rry
ore 20 the Norfhsra Pacific railroad. for he
thought the Northern Pacific would DO II bes;
% have the ore 90 elsewhere for smelling
Mr.. Andrew Knox told how ss Chairman OF the
mining COMMITTEES De had looked into the mat
Ter. He did not believe that q wagon road Up in
sk&gif county would do Seattle much good
For tie 1rsi railway thai the wagon road would
strike would bs the Northern Pacific, and that
railway would naturally carry % Anaco-fes
rather than Seattle.
The matter was finally referred 80 the mining
committee for Investigation and report
ACCURATE STATISTICS
President Fursh said thai the question had
come up Of having the chamber collecs and pub
lsh accurate statistics Of the resources, pro
auctions and climate Of this Puget soaad
country. Tie cost Of getting the statistics
wo0id be about ssa0 NJ. Fur9h asked ior
opinions or the matter.
Judge J. r Lewis heartily seconded the sug-
gsst5on, and Mr.. Fu-th declared that the trustees
and secretary would take the n after n band
G. A. c. Rochester, G. Z NJ Pratt and r. J.
Barnard we're elected active nsnbsrx
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PERSONAL.

Professor B. T. Barge. os Eusnshurg. the rev
principal O. the State Normal school. which
wiz soon be opened si that place 10 IN the city.
lie In travelling over tie state studying the
systems Of the various schools. 50 - 70 gain 9
better idea Of how the school 81 Elisasbu-g
Should be conducted
Secretary J. ". Dodge, o. the Chamber O.
Commerce, hss gore 10 Vancouver. b C., 10 zee
VIA, can be done II the matter Of securing
srxns 2o-ia,ioa facilities for delegates % tie
National Teachers Association
NJ. Horace .. Jones. formerly telegraph
editor OF The Seattle yoS-aal. and now editor o.
the Sooksack Clty Reporter. is IN the city for
few days.
M William 5 Love, weii-kaovn Portland
druggist who has been II seattle for the past
month. returned home yesterday
The Ear. OF Galloway. with party Of friends,
cane Up iron Portland last night and took tie
Eastern Oregon for Whstcon-
Mr. e Roe and Mr.. l. Iagrkhs-a. OF B-isto..
Conr- are at the Occidental They Are making .
tour Of the Northwest
Mr.. Bers Coleman leaves this morning fer
whsscosn. where ne viii spsne q week outing
with . camping party.
Dr.. A. gsezsr and Nr. G. ". Eintre, OF
Klsln. IL, are 81 The Occidental hosss. o. iAslr
wxy % Alaska
Mr.wR. Mackenzie. travelling xadito- for
kSe E1ol a S-S1A
NJ the Rainier.
Nr.FE. Clark. Miss Eeaea Bliss and NJ. Z T
Collier, Of New whstcona, are staying ~ the
Rainier.
NJ. Edward c. Finch and Mr.. r C. EGsssr, Of
Aae.cesn. arrived n TIE RAinas. YESTERDAY.
NJ and Ms Harry Williams sa6 Miss Kate
Emmett, of New YORK, are AZ The Rainier.
NJ saS Rrx J. Slsasor AID Mr.. James sl41-
SEQ. % Los Angeles, are az the Rainier
NJ. A W. Sash and NJ. 3. W Loag, Of Port
Townsend are 81 the Occidental
NJ J. u. W. ThonAs- OF Victoria Is among
tie guskss a. tSe Grand hote1
M and Nrs r n. Kirby ard Miss kirby. Of
Chicago, arV 8; the Rainier.
M and Ms $ A. Little. o. Csicage. are
sscppiag al TIE Occidental
NJ goAa Webster, Of SacQGsl2is. Is a. TIE
saoaaklz2e hotel
Mayor VIII n Jsaki,s. Q. New Watson. ia
at TIE Arlington
Mr.. a c Powell pSoalasas Omaha banker,
10 in the city
NIB F. seAw.rsI. Of POrs Angeles, Is al the
6-aa1 h0sel
MA D whitney. O. Olympia. Is staying AZ
tbs RkinisT-
Nr.nR shepard. e; Nnk,ssN, Is staying AZ
TIE Grand
Mr.. Edmond : xesay vss in Puy.llap yssssr-
CAV.
Nj. Tarss Nesa. CT F2irAavea. 10 Of TIRE pllle-.
M. c N sustin has returned frcz olympia
Mem Williams goes 10 Portland today.
Mr. & & Taiecss is in Spokane
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pany . Al-Order allowing intervention Of Du.
N1noeosr. Haas 4 Co. fled
fra.k Paul Va Angus M.cKsntosh and VIM
1 -. y aiiace-Ordsr denying motion 20 quzsh
seosss Dsipsy q al VI L. Hsrsbsrr-orcsr of
cefEn1f In tndguGnt
lydia c. Garland N c n. Gs-ssod-FSrdsnx
q iscls' conclusions Of Law and decree fiec.
srYxK1oE coUET-ossoz<
L a. Griffith ~ Ora Gornssy-Mct5ou Cor
new Ezai. 70 Be argues Jciy Z.
tor new trial. 60 be argued Jaws
Austin 4 scott Va Day Brus -sesfleneas upon
statement Of fsets.
H. b. slxzsoa Va schwahscber Rrus Al Ca
Aos.on Ior neE trial: 20 Be argued July Il
o. The docket 10 - heard durinx vacation but
ne cs1ee Tor arguing same hxve net been 6xed
T. brennan vs. }. r. wools-v and z Van
alssans-Cours found for defendant. granting
t1slr retention OF property.
srFEzIon c3rKr-HrnKs. j.
Anna De Graf n. George De Grsf-Arruueas
800 court found IN favor OF plaintiff: de-
ie1dens gave notice OF motion for rev TRIAL
a e1ser "a O. ". foung-Denurrzr % con-
paasnt; demurrer overruied
= a. 1r1Elih Realty and banking Company
ne-1f II tAyor Of plaintiff
UNITED STATES CIRcC5rcoU Er-H1xFoRD. J.
Pacific Rolling Mil corpaur "a Lame, street.
Cable company. ssc.-Demurrsr 70 amended b IN
oFerruleo: plaintiff allowed twen.v DAYS IN
sh1ca 10 1le amended bill
Ilsrlssa F1sh "a Puget Mil Corapanv-De-
I lz.ssf % Complaint sustained; plaintiff al
loved twenty days IN which 20 6le amended
pi1I making new parties thereto.
KAPPA Hopkins IA Il Z Ieyy-Notion tOr
Few 1aa. argned: denied iHdgEsnf 20 be en-
go ~ .of y ,sS 11o eottA-
u Il
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DESIRES ns-seas % young Frescess. believing HIN
.1e SD Of so7cr aid above rep-csca E1~a-d
seac1rys to assistant cashier Of tie SAFE hxnk.
me s<1srsaz Ssrs07al. IL saxsxsd 70 bs mar
Issa % Da-1 Prescott. sssssx cs Hzznxzr- aza
L1s swo Young Ds1 are 6eFote9 Er5e16x
80 Aase been speenls1sag fh-C1gs oss
Arnold Kirke. Wall street. srnker. srsS VIE
seasG-y 10 Successful, Eirks n Tia sozx rzn
lA1ls. !" l-lsz Prescott lsaanx through his txsl-
IRE oo1cs . tie sEaouzz Of ssss&En the yrozer-
2. aae ce1k- Calvin Sseazxa. sae counsellor
o. ne bank. loves Dora Prescott, ard for hat
ss&&ea cess--izss % rain y0z-g seabuyy. III
.sA- 1ae ax1k 10 O. tie eve oE Eas1zrs through
re sp7-OTTszstoa oE the beads EsntSons6
- oea1 'zrT % acc1se1 ~ Sse1nsl, and oSsEnly
o1.o-1esa - thai n q secret meeting C the
hoard ID directors. Ths easr.x Of TIA Ecxrs j.
sAsa 70 Dc Tie Cne strong p0snf Of TIE plzy-
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THE JAPANESE CONSUL
No - Loekfng Into the Hikobe Mardel
Recently Commfffed Here.

E<eenfly Committed Here
ny Icsaa-o F1sisa, Chancellor Of his imperial
s-sAosse Exsssiys consulate a. S21 F-s1else0.
- s1ess n the Rainier hotel NJ FE51t2 -
spssSe11-sooking sgpE1sse, not 0TE- - yeS-x u
sess as1 tnoZgA Ike tie majority OF his COIN
HsDen. rafns. Snail, hs las sll TIE Foalsh C .
ss1z-eEs1 olp2oE1Et He speaks good E2gzzxA.
t1c1gH slowly. and heSzsa.es ~ Il searching sor
t9e proper words When interviewed - Pos7-
As1h1IaGEycER rsr,o-.sr, last svsal1g, Re sid
e-ncs fss-e 70 10 oI1s< g8yA2ess con
sl-AA d ID. Co&s. beside EAA1 a.
cz1 srnc-Bco. ] have bee3 called uroa
% Quincy through No-zasza California Orsgoz
AKA MksAl1gfo1 - lock after TIE condition Of
= co1airEEsn, rzxuy OF whoa 1--we Il tas
vest came &c seattle principally - inquire
RIO ne Hlkot,s- moral Rzysakle murder case.
Lave talked with 1hs YrlsoRsr. WHO - called
r-<kxi Pork. and lave also hel1 conferences
VIII lie attorneys interested II lie matter,
Win tie police o1aesxlsy ard also WITH ne .zdge
before whom ne VIII te tired In fact, have
Investigated the matter fully
do yoz care about stating the result Of your
1nEeztlEstoa%
Il cEzae here On 10 sse-s. business bit
think i would be scsz - wei not 70 make yzh-
lie Tie ease al found II
= VII remain n Ses11le few DAYS ara viii
then sezEs i0r Spokane and returning south
f1roEga Oregon sgAzn, arrive NJ S&- Francesca"
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A Chinese Trio 60 b. reported.

J. C. Baird. customs oficer has bean sxesed-
ingly virilsnt Of late. and the Chinsnen who
seek unlawful entrance into this country dread
him a they do the pes thence. On July he
captured Gee Hon, Zee Van and Kee Gin on the
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern road between
Seattle and SedroL The prisoners we're brought
up before United States Commissioner Emery,
and on July 3. and judgment was rendered
against them respectively for deportation 70
CAina, On the charge Of being Chinese labcrsrs
found unlavfally upon the domain OF the
United States The prisoners are pow in the
custody o. the United states marshal, who win
return them 20 their native country at tie
enrzse9f orrso-rssnsrv
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THE BLorTER-

NFsEos oeVkT-ucEgxSSKss,g
So. a-sRk fS2l va ". h NAeslsE aaa william
ni1snxale JDlv q ~s'
.sss2k fsai "a Herman CAspsa .-s "
fas SalT Is ss'~l-A-
y re application CO coaaty ass-.s,- ~ Ks,-
49, to- EEai ot nac1srEs IA gscah rnr.nN
49, Stnysns s2as.oa fer osxrtkxsi .rs cr.-
S-zg eszanrTsr q Tie rssTsonceas arc g-xnttnr
- -. e-e y tss Wit: orders Sizes; zrsinr Il
esse2aa1i gave notice 81 s7peAl - san-.rsa
g. ee4e- sxsog ea1d ~ s. so tor srav 81 rs-s
ms eo1a Sled aa1 approved. order st.x.
IA - fsu! vs. J, Il. Ncsrsw ana Les,.r 7s,,-
s.ss9s orssrs Sled ss IL ahers case
3. 2ao2ssoa VI EErsz Lumber Cam.
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shit for Divorce.

Anna stidl seeks q release from the ties Of
marriage that AZ present bind Der 20 her liege
inrd. John Ssidl The couple were married in No
veneer. ls7e. in the state of Pennsylvania, and
hef twenty one years OF welded existence have
nes proved ali that might have been desired
Tks plaintiff and defendant have resided IN
King county for sixteen years, and seven chill
dr<n have been bora 20 them Mrs- sfidl
chsrxes her husband with cruel and inhuman
rsszn<nt threatening 10 ki2l her. and the use
tswc& her OF obscene episness- The parties 20
tt<srsion have agreed 70 division OF the chill
ca and property. in addition the plaintiff
mu for cosis Of suit
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CURE OF TYPHOID FEyEg.

, Cearles Hartford ot New Caste Nsv YORK
IesuDes -Ast he was cured d tripod fevsr By
EEAxTRETHs Prr1S ges6 his letter
AAosat sesr ago wss attacked with ryyho56
tsrer. Mr. eaysie1xn treated ne tOT sine 6srs
and Was 50 weak thought z1uss 65e Al
Though - tines oslir5o1s ard su1tr.1g 1zsS1ss
pain i TIE bead and back and Fsx-Eae6 up VIII
fever. s-5l hs1 sense enough 70 remember ~
box OF SRAyDEEEEs Pills ] managed 70 Ess
them and swallowed Six and than took ogEl
OF hoz tea M Doctor lad been strE26 20 gre
NE purge. ] was % weak bu1 BEASDRETz q
Pills made ne stranger as s001 "a trey ncze5
freely, nv head cleared. seve- gtJsfS6 ana
sept fo- ten hcnrs continued taking tH-ee
OF tour pills every night for week snc entirely
recovered, S111ozgA nv doctor rad glrso Eoe m
Tnaolbsed1y BRAxDEETH's Pglzs SAVED ~
lie"
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RANKS NOT EXEMPT.
officials Must Give Lists for
Assessment.
rig CASES TO BE APPEALED.
~ssev fnstffufes Big Damage suft-The
s<aeoner Teaser's Profest-News
OF the Courts.
THE CASES TO BE APPEALED

y.6se Ikchsenbe-g hzs decided 20 grant writ
.xr~r1s-,ns against various corporations CON-
..sssnr ten 20 furnish County Assessor Paul
- ! 1T OF Shareholders and all Information
= .-skze the assessing on1eer 20 fully perform
= eusy. Judge Uchtsnberg bases his decision
= fh< seziowing grounds:
rs-x-Tse constitution Of Washington de-
esssu ssas al property. real and personal, shall
8 nxs1
x.xnc-The legislature By the set Of 1851,
-s1ssl property. both real srd personal. sub
Nx8 tAxstion-
1lzrd-The stock Of any bank. either sfate OF
,iepssi. ID personal property. and is therefore
rk5srf 70 txxs.ion-
rrurfh-Ibe scs OF congress which creates and
- Ese 70 national banks, among other things
srukes /. tie duty OF the cashiers Of these banks
8 xsrr LIST OF tie shareholders OF said banks
q % express purpose OF state taxation The
esyzrr Of such List IL part Of the duty Of such
enexr the sxre &c other duties specified:
fkes<sore state legislstion OF the subject In not
.seesxsrv Section q Of Tire revenue laws,
usfhouf rassing on its constitutionalisy, relates
= sxxsfson Of corporate property and not 20 per
sunas property.
ne cases VIII undoubtedly BE taken 70 the
sussesns court, the appeal having been granted
Yesterday hy Judge Lchtenberg.
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New Suit. Filed.

oas klsssca 70. John ssrreat-tuit 70. g. $50
- - s ,sseresi On pro-nisse-y ncse.
Nsilssrr Cuarssv - 81 "a ~. f>ss~ ~ SA~r.A.
- - ES-Ets and Orange gscaas-Snis for TIE de-
"ssss = Sau warrants valued al ss.aoo
a., :. xs - ssS.asf Va ts&-ses Observation-Disclosures
- S go. 1l.tsk e A. Va S;irson Mil Con
rsry-saii tos Sss,ce aazasess for tie death o.
clos ure 81 asin 800 ~ ~
ySasn SSs hee ard Len Of CHS. lis wife. VA
kacns-o Z Burkz7.n and Vase ! fsa@-..-
kais Tor 81 &c tos rent See . >>-
Sana ssla3 ~ sohr sts1l-Suif so- s.sro-,.
Ha.ercok. ssrril 4 Ssetson rs es-,,,, So
Esd and delivered '~N AK koSN0s
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GOOD OF THE CITY.
Matters Discussed by Chamber
Of Commerce.
HARsoR LINE ACTION URGED.


Ihsre YES Q wsliGttsnded meeting Of the
Chamber Of CCuneree Las. night No definite
ac1on vas taken On any matter. bit several
s1csscSs we're referred 20 coEl ztsees-tae urg-
irg o. tie hsrtor lire commission 70 action. O
faeA1e ceDesery and building wsgoa roads into
re mining rsgso1a
THx EAEsoz LINE
Judge ,. r. Lewis said there vera miles Of
noe lands watch wOz1c be improved q once If
people could only get tile 20 the Land. These
lA0o& cannot Re solo until the hr-bot lines are
lad 80 II Is exceedingly important iaai the
naroor Lines be Set ed To that end the Cham
Del o. Commerce should take steps 20 pEsa the
nsroor Inc commission 20 action The ecE-
mission WAS waiting me decision Of the supreme
court o. TIE stste- b1r when thsf was glveoshs
case woulds he carried into ths United States
Judge Lewis xhought that the injunction OF sae
eoHrt would cot prevent the commission FROM
doing anything except Sle TIE nsps-
2ssor James T. Hayden said thai committee
o. TIE Chamber Of Commerce. Of which ne Was q
member, had he'd several meetings with the
harbor line commission bot no tangible result
lad been CHAINED
appointment Of committee consisting OF Fred
Ward. I. n Dzulton and James K Bofbsl to
CAL On Ex-Governor Engsns seupies OF shs con-
mission, snd CrEs nan o action
FTEzIc cEEKTxkY
Andrew Knox took up the question Of q
public ceus1esy He said that the present
Masonic cene1erx would soon % sold cat fos II
Vas mainly she property OF one nan. but there
sho0ld De q regular ctr cemetery This would
De good tine 70 secUrs proper tract for the
cemetery. We're suca action taken later the
Land would be harder 20 get
The matter was referred 70 the committee On
streets. roads and parka
TEE FISASCKs
The following report OF the fnsncis: commit
tee for the term since the beginning OF the
chamber. March, $780, 10 June ]. 1874, vas read:
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Not Guilty" at Cordray's Theaser.
al the word hcno-s hero. and al lie world
loves 9 lover, and wnsa both hero and lover are
coEei7ed u the same person tie inssrssI ere
ated is II dlrec. proportion 70 the manly virtues
displayed. When there % bold. interruptions
villain IN the story, striking down whoever and
whatever stands bs;wsea hin aid Ia object
tie virtues Of tie hero are nsg2isea BY cen
tr&s1, ~htis The rascxla:y O. the w-o1g1oer sr-
pears 90 1naeA TIE more rkseSlly. ssNos GUILTY
last n5e Ii al Cor3-Sys. afforded studies o. both
the eonsanazn&ss villain and the hero-love- II
s5ouacs Elss n ludse,o1s ss;Gat1oas. in which
light coIs6g furnishes food tc- la1Eh.e-
As S4iss Jarrett NJ Cement iA51s3 10 come I'D
70 ais usual standard. be appears
% disadvantage II the character because lis
style shifted 10 the ksrple. And rof 70 the Gun
aInE, t-s4chsrOGs. &rfful, ard sneskiag traits
which combine - form the arch knsye q sA;s
play. There IS 70; thai lltheso-ze, snxklsh p.l-
ability o. figure which makes TIE movements a
s1ch man S.iss Jarrett Al tasssI az his char
setsr, 2or YET thai hGng-tos expression OF
coupte-s2cs which a. intervals Clashes forth The
workings ol TIE sozl within Tie couf-ss; Re-
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4 Prssest Filed with the United States
ComTnikAfcnNr.

Edyar6 c Quinn. master Of the American
sthoopsr Tezse-, entered q protest yesterday De-
fcr< United States commissioner Emery.
against TIE steamship City Of Topeka, who, tia
yrosesraat claims, while IN 9 fre<h wind and q
rhoe go colided with her on gniy /. 1881, II the
boar Of O'Clock IN the morning, and consider
sbiy dxnkxed Der. She had On board q cargo Of
rxnersi merchandise and was bound for QaiIla-
ynse
Expsasn Quton Was seen yesterday ~ Baxte-'s
wharf ard he sale that the sea Was running
srsse high. and TIA. for about fifteen seconds il
ssned ~ though the Topeka would eut tie
1se<es In two. The captain declined to say 70
vAat extent his boat Ess damaged The
susE has gross tonnage Of thirty three and
tx<xN-seyen one-hundreaihs toms. and the cob
h1im took place in tie straits. just OF Port An.
81 sutciiffe Baxter is the owner OF the
Rcuf dsn aged and 81 the once IL was stated thG
~ Der bowspr.t Was torn CT in the collision.
u vi not be N expenkiye matter 20 have that
yeQnsred
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special Grand Jury Drawn.

Yesterday the following jurors were drawn 70
G-ss On the special grand jury, which viii sit
&C gnay IS 70 consider the difficulties al the coal
usnes II King county. II q Brunernxn,
Esnghfer; l. y. Smith. Chris Sea, Seattle;
Albert Mckenzie, John Devling. Seattle: Prank
Ks1ey. Levi wiatermute, n. ". Jackson, gSutfer
md King. r c Jewell, z. p Tremper, Seattle;
6ecrEe Edwards, Z u. Willard, Z N. Rhodes.
George Jenkins. Maple Valley. J. A Bailisrgeon,
David Thompson, J. Nelly, Kert; and A. L
EutAsrfori
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Judge Oseorn wants 20 leave Seattle On his
vacation hy July x During the past terra Of
eau-s lis honor has had much very hard and
ciSacRli work. and deserves 3 good rest 60 CT
hin fcr the sr6uons duties OF ;Ae fall term
yn6se Harnes viii depart this week, and yndrs
EieAenee-E wall delay his we,l-esrnsd rest until
the cary part Of August. oze Judge viii be in
tie city al al times during the eztirs summer
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The story Of MEN and Women"

Men and Women" which il 70 BE gwen a.
Seattle opera-hoase Thursday night. wss written
by Messrs DeAille AID Belxscu. who furnished
the Lyceun company with The Wife The
Charity Ball etc An important parts tnss Of
q Hebrew ca pstalixf who In . crisis saved tank
Israel Cohen il the president Of q New York
bank. william Prescott Is is cashier Both
lore the same woman. Agnes Eodrnsn. who
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speet., Grand Jury Charge.

Averire has eeeH issued sur special grand
III 70 be held O. July Is Judge 0sborn VII
etzse- tie charge The Legislature having
sseessAea grand !uries except those called tor
sscessl Purposes. the reason assigned for fAis
csil1g il ire Investigation 90 the coal mining
soneaex TIE Gilman case 10 ses So- hearing
tc<sEw
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Yesterday was pension DAY in Clerk Spenee-'s
essce. ard tie c~cisis we're very busy. The
car tor signing vouchers snc making usual srs-
exvisx hRs heen changed che montA. Hence
fcsss pension day VIII De OF 5aiy 4, October 4
sszusry and April I. Yesterday aboat 100
vouchers were signed. which 10 less in number
tskn IA uxusf
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sTINsoy MILL COMPANY SUED.
4 Widow Wants $780, 200 for the Death
OF Her Husband.

F-sncescs Ztasek asks the superior court TO
give her sso,eoo in damages for the death OF Der
husband, Alexander Zintek- Prior 20 May Is
tie deceased was employed in the stimson mill
81 Ballard a. O labore-. On that data Zintek
wa made 20 remove pile or stack of lumber,
Q part of which. 10 IL alleged. wss improperly
and negiigently raised. fell upon him and
crushed and killed him The plaintiff alleges
thet abe derived her entire support from zint<k
and that bis death has left her penniiess and
helpless with . large family On her hands; that
ts1.9oo IL about ghs; would compensate her iof
the loss Of said services
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ToaeS-n. July k-Ths crop prospects n tie
rrarsElE1e provinces are excellent In tie North
vess provinces TIE rco<Psca srs tie Eosi
faJu-aAss ever given
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More cases Of sick hes6ach&. bal1c1s1ess- eoa-
stsrs9ioa- cz1 be cured II less tine with asss
medicine xa3 for less money, " EsLog Carers
Little ILrsr p is than Ay Err Other means.
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Is meeting with great success eT4-yW3z-e- and
il rsTsdly s1pplxaslng ever other preparation
Of q Ike z&rQ {
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We ALWAYS HAVE MONEY

To loan On city and farm property D. r Nc
Conns1gAsv. l2o " Washington o1l195lE.
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ONE E<Jo n -
Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken: it Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the TASTE and acts
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the system
etfectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures hshitual consti-
patton. Syrup Of Figs Is the only
remedy Of Is kind ever produced,
pleasing TO the taste and acceptable 70
the stomach, prompt in its action and
truly beneficial in It's effects, It's many
excellent qualities commend il TO all.
Ii is for sale in SOC and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists.
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