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The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
CoD,mlssioner's Sale.

s,a hA' paitc' BY virtue ni
~ decree for rpaF.i,,ot
Mary Nelson, et ais. ii the above Il IL,
.asn trheiod hy the Chauccry Cont ~
llkn tommy Mississippi, Mt tho Desemi,. Z
t~mt theiuf, 1890
os Commissioner or said Court SIT ~
SATURDAY IHE 2lsr DAY OF f..s
RuARY A. y, 1891,
~ the door of Tho Court House Of slt
eo0AtN ti tho town OF Magnolia. prnc,..
70 soii ht pnhilc auction 10 tho hivh,.t
bidder tor cash, between the hours II m
p a. ana r. m. of said day, the TO no.,
ins lands 10 SAID County aud state y,
h1incd Y aih decree to-wit; ~ .. MI.
and iartiun l5ue on cast side Of 81
ol ~ ail "a So, Z, I. /, X. ., =. W
acres more or less
Aetng ~ Com i.soner, viii! mako
sueh tltlc only am anthofiz "a
mtAe undor said ietroe.
W. G. VAuGHr,
C0mmissioga',
Alsnoiai Miss, Jan. 70, 1891, g.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

MANY yeafs pibciics has gwen Q a.
SNOW K %, Sohciiols Of PateIls at
Washington, .. o.. unsurpassed sue.
Cess ID ob.ainiug patents Tor all classes
of inventions. They make specially
Of relecied cases, aud have secured al
loEauee Of many patents that had been
previously rj,c.el, TBsiF advertise
meui 10 another c5lpnu, viii be Of in
resesl 10 inventors, pateniess, mauufacs
turers, aud al VINO have 10 DO With
potenis.
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Yor ARE A nAn -

But We will cure Eon II you will pay ~ Our
message 10 20 the weak, nervous aud depiii.
tatep, ulIs, ~ early ~ II habits or later in
diseretions, have tri6ed away their viror ni
body, mind and usueood. aud who sugsr all
thsss effects which lead 70 premature decay.
consumption or insanity. II this means sou
by the greatest Spc<aaiif u the day. aud
sent lseaiedl f0r.@ Address
DIR. Parker's N aifute.
81 North Spfrf
l-y au z 30
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ioImesYIIle Doc.

I'VE know not what day may bring
forth MOI What il may not, and we'll,
"saficient uuto tic day is tho evil
thereofN
There is an atmospheric piety about
Holmesville that communicates itself TO
an the inhabitants, not excepting tho
eamal-mindcd reporter when he wants 10
ewrite MP the dots. lIcuce the opening
quotations. IL fact Sunday is the gala
/ day IF the week on which the hoauty and
/ the chlyalrN Of the town and vicinity,
/ Gwith the accent on yieinity) "do congre-
gate mostly in he music room at the Col
legoto discourse sweet sounds, aud the
topics 81 the day We can an guess what
the topic u, whore youth and neauty
"congregate, and ii Is noticeable fact
tho they gatherin in crowds they scatter
in couples. No donbt She flowing waters
of old Bogue Chtto, the rnsting retreats
OF the neighborng hills aud even the
ghostly tombstoues at the cemetery,
"could many tale unfold it thoy
could but spedk Of many soft confden-
cesn whispered during the Sunday strolls.
fheS also might be able to inform the
inquiring pui@ic as TO who attend the
nightly chicken fries that are causing
SO much disturbance in our midst. The
chickens may anticipate Il quiet week
that Is the few remaining ones, which,
with depressed visagcs and draggled
tails, seek the protecting shelter of the
swamp a. night draweth her sable cur
tans-tor the persuasive power Of a shot
gun aud rifle aIe to be called into rcqui-
stiou.
Real estate y on boom and Holmes
vile Is undergoing many Improvements.
Mrs. Reagan has purchased ono Of the
rrettiest lots ia town oil jefferson st.
and Mn Geo. McCarley has completed al
addition to his store, and the music room
has been swept
fhe many friends Of Prof 6 W.Lighty
regret bis recent resgnation Of the presi-
dent Of Kayanangh
Mrs Bridges and her handsome sou, Mr..
Frank, Who have been visiting Mrs.
Nicholson, have left for New Orleans,
where they win IL future reside. In
consequence some KayaHaugh hearts
were van, sad tl,on.,f tb,,dysnt NJ I'M.
SATURDAY /. mail seemed n di.peI some ~
the aloom
The mnn,por Of tbe llo-m.syille Iiysrv
stable fears That he win not he all. to
s,,,,,l, H.. io,,.,,i a. IT,. -, a,+,,I 81.
meetipo II Summit dYrinn tbs Vel
Ni.s warner IN been made tbo bIn,b.
iug reeipieut ~ i cage-it 4 nost tiw.
for aMartinsn
Miss ram walkers nro.noctive yi.it
to Dallas Texas has been po.tponed for
n fey weeks becsrso or t,e smau.nox
now prevalrut in tb,tcit
Mis-. Dnlcie Iegaett bas h.en ott.nd-
ino 50 ,,anv ve,iGin,,s I,,,.l,. ti,at ~. ..ro
natnrally Ied - snnnosn ,Lat ia 3
t,king nc,e- a. nor maj Loa.at a,1
g,,,rn ,.f,,.,..
u,...s pr;I,., ,nd p..n..4 lin 49,
e,ali. .;,l ,isi. i
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Bueklen,s .lrn.ca NnIrc.

The Best Ralye ia the world tor Cats.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcum Fever
SOles, letter GhspEed Hands Chlibniua
Corns aud all Skin htupti0ns aud positively
eurss Pilos. or ne uay requiled IL Is gutfan
teed 20 give periest satisfaction, or money
Refunded Price % cents per box For sals
by Juhu llungh.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

REGISTRATION NOTICE.

BY virtue Of Seetisn 4 Of an nOrd nance
extending Terms oi state Oniecls adoptet
BY the late Constitutional GOnyentiOn o
Mississippi, November lat, a, d. 1890, the
undersigned Clark Of the Circuit Court aud
ex-Oflcio County Registrar Of Pike County
will visit the different voting precincts Of
the e0uaty for he pufpO esof registering al
psrsOns who may wish to become qutiif sd
voters under the SAID new Constitution, ~
the lOllu wing tlInea and Dlaeea VIZ.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
sTIsAYED.

From my residence al Enocl's mill, in
December 1880 one Light Dun Cow
about ! years ola, with rcd heifer calf
about months old, white spot on tail.
Have forgotten the mark
Auy Information leading TO their re
coveiy will be thankfully received.
GREEN BRows,
i-5i-5l-Zt Magnolia, Miss
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

The citizens Of MeComb are endeavor-
ing 70 ofganizs company for the pur-
pose Establishing a steam loandry aud
W hope they viii succeed. Such an en-
teTpfise ought to pay handsome profit
m amy Of the hourishing towns sonth Of
Jackson. and we trust Is viii not be
many years before Magnolia can boast u
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Wa are glad to chronicle the fact that
Mr. W. L. Butler has recovered nom his
recent severe illness. lie intends to
spend a few days with relatives in Anlite
csnHty, before resuIning work and We
trust viii soon be in his accustomed place
b5nind the counters of MessIs. Atkinson
A Lxmpton Go.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

One ''sngel' has been away all the
week and lie ''deyil7 was caught Oh the
juTy-Ao if you find a mistake i'll the
GAZETTE, excuse it and 60 on to the
the next verse,
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
The coneert Frlday Mani.

The entertainment Friday night IN the
court house given by members Of the
lteiary societies Of the Magnolia iigh
sehooi was well patronized ana all
present We're well pleased. Owing to
ram the managers could not carry a
piano there, SO The music part Of the pro-
gram had to be dispensed with. The
tahieauN, representing Che Seasons We're
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Maj. w, w. vaught, Justice Of the
Peace, was engaged Wednesday and
Thursday hearing testimony and argu-
ment in tho 'churn CASE in which
several prominent farmers Of tho county
are deeply interested The notes giN en-
by them for county rights were purchased
By Hessrs Atkinson & Hampton Co. and
as payment was refused the holders
brought suit. The plaintiffs were rep
resented by Hon Packwood and the
defendants by hessrs. Price and Stern
berger, who made gallant fights for their
respective clients. There are eightaen
- sss in all, but so far only two have
bssn tried and the jury rendered YER
dict IN both cases in favor Of the plaintiffs
NenrdtDic Persons
and those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overwork will be relieved BY taking
Brotpn's Iron Bitters. Gepu,ns
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Mr Thad 3. Lampton is taking iu-
Mardi Gras. We hope to hear even the
min,:test particulars when he shows mp.
Mrs. Simmons, of Gloster, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ". J Csnerly Of this
place.
Mr. Grillin Of Wesssns we are glad to
state, has moved into our midst
Prot " z Boone: late Of the jackson
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

.lWe claim some things for Chosiham Cha
Iunic, but not everything u viii not euro
sottenng Of the brain or mgtowing NAILS but
old by Els. y. H. vatnads Osyka Miss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
Magnolia Nursery.

LEcONTE PEAR TREES A SPECIALITY
The nudersignud haye this day formed i
90 partnership for tho purpose ~ carryint tn
ms AhIssry business 10 an its btautiic. at
Magnolia. Miss All ofdors for LeC. ~
keiief, Baelett and other Pear frees All
varieties Of Peaches. apples, riuHs japnn
Fergimtnona, Ounces. Strawberries etc ad
dressed to Magnolia Nursery viii a. filled
this tsli under guarantee and cheaper tlan
can BE- bought elsewhere. j. 4. sLf DE
\ 4 JONES
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Mr. H. ID. AeGehee, who has been en-
ployed by Atkinson & Hampton 20. Tor
some tine, informs us that he viii short
~ engage in business on his own account
near East Fork. lie intends TO keep =
well assorted stock ofegeneral nsrehau-
disc, and we hope will meet with sis,s.ess
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
Comnissioner's SAT-.

2i2 w. derrac y, a.
Katie Richards, 1t al above sfatod
case rendered by the Chancery Court Of
Iike county, Miss at the December
term 1890, thereof
! rs C0mmis ioner Of said Court VIII IN
SATURDAY THE 2lsr DAY or FEB
RUARY A. b. 1891,
at the door Of tie Court House N said
county, IN the town Of Magnolia pf,,ees,l
10 sell 10 the highest bidder for cash M
public snetiontthe following lands n
said County and State aud named n said
decree to-wii: the nw4 Of se4 and ~ Of
net Of set an IN Sec. II, 7 2, X 8. E.--GJ
acres more or less. Said aale will ~
made betwees the hours Of II o. In. ana
4 p, m.
Acting as Commissioner ! viii make
such title Only as am authorized Il
make under said decree.
w. G. VAUGHT.
Commissioner.
Magnolia, Miss, Jan. lG, 1891. ii
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Quite a number Of our citizens anl a
great many fi,m tho c, untry attended
Mafdi Gras
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Receiver Boyd holds reception every
day at Brisys old stand, where he sells
goods at actual cost
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Miss Dora Matthews, popular young
i''nl oI ilazlehulat. is visiting her sister
MIS-. Glbs on.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

BRING your CooH, Eos, Beaver, Ottet,
and amy other kind OF SKINS 10 +. c.
kornrumpf
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Ford Bros. have SONS very inc seed
potatoes, the largest We ever saw. Cali
ana set a peek or so.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Master Badie McNulty, Of Summit, is
assisting his uncle, Capt. Boyd, in sell
ing goods. He is very attentive andbids
fair TO make t-elass salesman.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Aaldi GIss was celebrated here BY the
small boys, who paraded the streets ia
costume and had lots OF fun.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

MIR. Z. j. seoiield has laid the ioun
dalion lor Mr. Henry kormIrmpl house
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Mrs. d. c. Bramlctt, Of Woodvills,
accompanied by her daughter Olive, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. jerome Ford.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Gold Medal' Yoast Cakes, always
tTesh, cents per package, ior sale by
+. c. Kornrumpf.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Mrs. Emm pendarvis is too industri-
,ous 10 remain IDLE therefore she has
accepted position with Atkinson q
hampton.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Miss Sophia Kornrumpf is in New
Orleans for treatment for rhcumatism,
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
COW and can for Sale.

TLree-fourth JeTsey Cow with half
Holstein Calf for sale BY w. G, Anderson
for SO.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Ford Bros. have just received fine lot
OF Prints and other new goods.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

The Methodist parsonage should le
painted this Spring.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Mr.. 7, II. McGowen is able TO lie up
and we hope VIII soon be well.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Record Of Current Events ia
Town and Country.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

The weather is till uncertain, rain al
most every day and mud everywhere.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
LIST Of Letters.

List Of letters remaining IN the Posl
Office at Magnolia Feb. /, 1881
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Mr Geo. {. Briles spent sunday with
his family here.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

CHANRN-pEErS.- Monday. Fehruar,
q 1891. at residence % Mr. Jas flarrrll
hN Rev a. II Galloway OF Magnolia
Ar.i, ii CRANKY and Miss AMERICA
DEEls
NAMN GARTNtAN Thursday Fchru
HrA l1 1891 Ia Hon NJ VI Nanght.
,ustlre of iho Peace Mn lrssr NAwN
and Miss hrBrgA GkkrNkN. both oi
Pike county Miss
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Isn't il time 70 begin gardenius'
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

This is St. valontiae's Day.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Nice, fat, genuine maekercl, cents
apiece, for sale by f, G. X ornrumpf.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Lent began Wednesday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Rev. G. II. Galloway breaches to-mor-
row in the Methodist church.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Buy your o.d potatoes of Ford Bros.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

For Pure Drugs 8 o 70 suatton 4 La1ai
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

Cash Buyers.
JUST RECEIVED
ONE CAR LOAD
CORN,
OATS,
BRAN,
MEAL.


Direct from First Hands which /
am prepared to Offer at Lowest
Market Prices on same for Spot
Cash, the great Leader.
Buy and Sell for cash only. II
you want Rock Bottom figures,
call At the BLUE STORE.
You will find Fun Line of
GROCERIES Fun Stock al
ways On hand, and frst-class
Goods at the Lowest Market
Prices.
Call and get Prices.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14

ag' Liberal advances male on
collslsnmants. dcc20.2.n.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-02-14
GoINe sourn

Jackaoui Lv II l3pmliv y a ~
Mgn'lia " 35pm. " I % a ~ ~ 20 70 -
M. lar 4Opm.Ar . "A mi Ar 30 y IA
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GaINa NoRrH


No. .. No. ~. No
Passenger Passcngr. Local Eight
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-28

The New Whatcom council met in
adjourned session yesterday afternoon,
during which the ordinance for the num-
berng Of houses was discussed. The city
clerk VIII keep record Of the numbers
that are assigned 10 each lot, aud owners
or agents can receive the same by apply
Ing 10 the city clerk. Anyone failing 10
comply with the above ordinance Will be-
subjected TO "A fine OF a.. The ordinance
was read for the first and second time.
One hundred numbers are prescribed for
one block, with fifty numbers on each side
OF the street.
The ordinance regarding the Guide
Meridian road as a public highway called
forth quite an animated discussion be-
tween COuncIlmcn Fisher, McCarty aud
Quackenbush, the former councilman
claiming that the road was not a legal
highway aud the passing Of the ord nance
would not be- valid.
An ordinance preventing chickens from
running at large was read for the first
time.
The ordinance providing tax Of e.
upon all dogs was read for the second
time. All licensed dogs shall have a
license tag. COuncilmcn McCarty and
Rogers at this point cOllided with each
other. the latter gentleman asserting that
no cOmpulsiOn could be- brought 10 bear
10 make man put tag on his dog.
McCarty offered 10 bet e. that II could bc
done, when Mayor jenkins called the
gentlemen 10 order. Councilman Me
Carly thought some place should be- dcsig-
mated where dogs afflicted with hydro
phobia should be kept Councilman
Rogers stated that no such case was ever
heard Of on the bay. The repartec Of
McCarty was that being there are large
number OF people going crazy there was
no telling what would happen 10 the dogs.
n0Ua WifHnut fuu4 ah0uld Ea t4Lggu IA la,
city pound and a fine Of ~ should be In
llicted upon the owner, Twenty
five cents per day shall be
charged for keeping dogs After
the animal has been kept for four days
IL shall become the duty Of the pound
master 10 destroy the same. Any one
resisting or preventing the pound keepers
from performing his duty shall be- fined
not less than $40 nor more than S2j. The
ordinance was adopted.
The COW ordinance was next brought
before the council. Some time was Occu-
pied IN defining boundary lines which
excludes cows. Councilman Rogers was
emphatlcally against the passing Of the
ordinance. stating that over 100 families
are making living from keeping cows.
and further added that be would leave
a council that would pass such an or
dinance. Councilman McCarty insisted
upon abOllshinR the running loose Of cows
IN the business portion Of the city. The
passing upon the ordinance was pos pOncd
until the next regular meeting
A petition for grading Elizabeth street
was read and referred 10 the engineer.
Councilman BloOmgulst reported on the
nuisance Of dead animals at the end OF
broadway and recommended that the
same should be buried. Approved.
Councilman Onackenbush made a mo-
tlon regarding the width Of sidewalks.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-28

Yesterday morning between the hours
Of aud a jail delivery took place at the
new county Jail In the basement Of the
court house by which Rivers and Bar
rctt, who were imprisoned for rubbug
the store Ot Mccoy aud O'BTicn In Fair
haven, ana COlburn, who was In for IA
similar crime committed only recently la
the Christlanla saloon on Harris street
gained their liberty The three were in
one cell together. JailOr Neil Blue. for
the FIRST time since being on duty. went
out ON Sunday evening, Sheriff DeLor-
rlmlrr standing his watch until / o'clock
at which time hc returned To the lall aud
resumed his duties. After having rpAd
FOR two hours and having rcassurcd him
sell That every Thing was orderly aud
quiet hC retired. Early Yesterday morn
ing hc arose aud rs usual went into the
Jail To throw open the windows in order 10
Vcnjlate the same. On reaching the
first window his surprise was great 10
find the window already open, one of the
heavy bars sawed In two and bent to one
Side. Immediate investigation brought
him TO the cell from which rhc trlu had
made their escape. At the lower
portion Of the cell sufficient
Iron bars had been flied through
10 make an aperture about one foot suunrr.
The opening created by the filing Of the
bar nj the window, made "a space seven
prisoners worked their large bodies
through the seemingly small aud narrow
openings. Jail0r Blue stated that. oil
was needed In filing the bars and the
noise made by the instrument could have
hcardly been heard at distance Of A. 10
10 lcet. The news Of the iailbrcak was
sent abroad as soon as 10 was discovered
aud strenuous efforts are being made tu re-
capture the fugitive criminals The
Sheriff states that shutters should have
been placed on all windows long ago. and
that high fence should be- erected which
would enclose the sides on which the iHil
windows fronts. As 10 is now. most any.
one can walk up 10 the windows and
communicate with the prisoners. IufOI-
nation was gained that the instrument
used by the prisoners, was bought Of
Gates a. Fraser few days ago aud the
purchaser Of the file, which was about
six Inches long and one half inch wide. is
now lodging In the city Jail in fairhaycn
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-28
CITY OF NEW WHATCON
Three Criminals File Through
the Iron Bars and Gain
Their Liberty
New Whatcom Council Meets
and Holds a Lively
Session
Tired of Married Lifc---New
Lawn Tennis Grounds.
Runaway

The following new suit was placed on
file with G. lliXson, clerk Of the superior
court yesterday:
Mary T.. Shirley vs.. Alonzo T.. Shirley.
Plaintiff and defendant inter married In
the Coeur d. Alene county, Idaho, In
september, 1850. During all the time of
their married life, the defendant failed to
provide for plalntilT, and she alleges in
her complaint that ON many occasion She
and her child had boon left without the
necessities Of life for whole Gay at a
time. Mary E. Shirley further alleges
that she believes from what her husband
had told her himself, that he has another
wife living somewhere from whom he had
never been legally divorced, The plain
tiii therefore prays that the court dissolve
the bonds Of matrimony and her maiden
name, Mary +. johnson, be restored 10
her. She further prays the court 10 be-
awarded the custody Of the child. as her
husband never concerned himself about
the same nor ever showed any patcrnal
affection Tor the little girl, now seven
months old
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-28
RAVAGED BY THE GRIP
An Unprecedented Death Rate
in the City of New
York
Two Hundred and Fifty-one
Fatal Cases in Twenty
four Hours
SlaVin, the Australian, Is Anx-
ious to Try Conclusions
With Some One

! NEN ulih, April The highest death
| rate New York has prohably over eyneri-
eur,d vps .b,,,,, ,, a.. g..,,.,,.., a. a..
~ Wy WV '''u' III '" wv
"''''h ounce lor the Lwcnty-iour hours
ending at noon today, during which time
| 25l deaths were rcportcd A prent manv
moo. ..... ~,
"''' "'' 'H""EnI /" nave occurred Tor
winch no returns have been made. The
| grip causod "A larger percentage OF tho
|drpth- tl,,,. il b,. .,.,,,.,l a., ,,.,...l,,,.,
a.. - '" "'S ''S VI
'"' ''""'ly' anu physicians are hppre-
hcusiVo that the worst results of the
drsad di.o8.r nrp. pnt ovcr.vnt Tb,y s,y
J..t ~. 4. -.
','"' '"''' "'''' a''"n'aH III the cllY
lhhu There has eyer been In rs history.
Every doctor /, busy. the bospltals are
r,,.L..t f..,.. .,..,.t..f ....,..........t. t.
''' ''''' VI "''' ''' ''''u '''"nS' uh'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-28
Tho California and American Sugar
Rshneries Combine

Ahe bAluofulh ana American sugar
Rehneries Combine
san fHANcsoo, Apill 25 Some time
ago 10 was announced In these dispatches
that the officers and trustees Of the Cali
forniu and American Sugar RcGnerlos
were ln consultation with reference 10 a
consolidation. At dr-t the statement was
denied and strenuous efforts were made TO
distredIt the fact. After the usual pre-
limlnary arrangements had bern COM
plrtcd nothing remained bat 20 inaupu-
rate the deal, aud uu Friday the Western
Sugar Refinery corporation, with John -.
sprccklcs rs.deut If x. OKwOOd Vice.
president assumed control Of the entire
property. assets and liabilities Of the two
above named rchuerlcs.
Business proceeds as usual with the
employees Of the Sprcckcs Brothers In
charge. They declined % talk OF the
orders 20 any amount for cash or gilt
edge mercantile paper The statement
that the deal was made 90 relieve either
the California or American refinery from
"a big loss on the Hawaiian sugar crop
gathered before The removal Of the duty
was pronounced all bOsh by a leading i'm
porter yesterday, He said that the com
paucs were iu perfect harmony aud kept
up prices 40 the highest limits without
making any display II was done by
agreement. The last move was the result
Of long dellbcration, and the future m0ye-
ments 40 one can explain except those ON
the inside.