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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10
WEST END INDUSTRIES.
Two of the Companies in Active Opern-
ton.

Two OF the Companies in Active Opern-
Tho Shelf Hardware Plant and the
Cushman Iron Works, two of the indus
tries located on tho Roanoke Develop
ment Company's property, are now run
ming pretty large forces.
The former has over 100 men at work
and all of it's departments are in opera
ton. The Iron Works have recently
received number of new orders for
work. The iron stairs for tho Terry
building will soon he completed, and a
fire escape is now being made for the
Opera House. This company has re-
ceived some now designs of iron fencs
OF beautiful patterns and expect to
erect great many of them here. The
company sold fence in Roanoke yes.
tcrday.
Want the Convention Held in Roanoke.
Some of the leading Democrats of
Roanoke are anxious to havo the State
Democratic Convention, to nominate
delegates to tho Chicago convention,
held in this city. The call has not vet
been made, but it is expected that
Chairman Ellyson will issue one in
few days. The State Executive Com
mittee is now in consultation, and it has
been suggested that committee of
Roanoke Democrats be appointed to in
vlte the convention to meet here. No
action has been taken vet, however, but
the matter will no doubt be urged.
Officers Of the Buena Vista Land Company.
The stockholders of tho Buena Vista
Land Company hold their annual meet
ing in the ohlco of the company yestor-
day and elected the following officers:
President NJ. NJ. Rogers; vice president,
JAS = Simmons: secretary and treasu-
rcr, Asa Rodgers. Directors: NJ NJ.
Rogers, JAS. S. Simmons Thomas
Lewis, w. NJ. wager, j. w Coon, JOS.
Il. EnGleby. T.. c. Pcchin, John ID.
Langhorne, Maj. C. c.. Taliaferro, A. c.
DenniSton. w. a. Glasgow, .Jr., Col.
Geo. L. Taylor and l.. Blair, Jr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10
Memorials of Old Virginia Clerks,


Embracing tho names of 900 clerks.
Compiled by L. Johnston, formerly
clerk of Roanoke county. Cloth,
d0S pages. Price, S1.75.
JohnStOn'S Forms,
A guide to clerks and useful to law
ycrs, embracing all of Miners Pre-
cedents of Declaration. G52 pages,
sheep. Price, $3.50.
History of David GrieYe,
by Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
The Deluse, by sicnkiowicz.
Life OF StOneWall Jackson,
by His Wife.
Surry Of Eagles Nest,
by John Estcn Cooke.
Just received large assortment of
Gold Fountain Pens, only SIZES each,
and every ono guaranteed. Office sup
plies and bank books. Largest stock,
cheapest prices. Cut Cash Prices.
GRAVATT'S BOOK STORE,
80 Salem avenue. nov23-3m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10

Treasurer Thomas SigninGi Sewer bonds
Sewer bonds to the amount OF SO. 600
were being signed by Treasurer Thomas
yesterday. They belong - tho install.
ment osps75,G00 recently disposed OF bv
the finance committee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10
Tho weather.

Forecast: For Virginia continued
cool west winds aud clear weather We'd
sSs-sy, uaE=e- AID sssE Tar-ss-y.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

| am agent for tho UNITED
STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT IN
sURANCE COMPANY, of New
York, the best company to be
found. Pays $1,000 in case of
death, $50 weekly indemnify at
cost of only SD per year.
Do you wish to borrow money?
Como and see us. SIS, 900 placed
this week.
JAMES S. GROVES,
81 Campbell Street, Opposite Postofiice
dcc2G- M&W-3m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10

ID. Is. BARBOUR. ID. II. MATSON.
D OANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
III COMPANY.
Practical plumbers and gas filters.
Dealers in all kinds Of plumbers and
gas filters supplies. Estimates made
on tho most improved and sanitary
styles of plumbing. ALI work guaran-
teed. j. p. MELHORN, superintendent,
No. 10 South Jefferson street, Roanoke,
Va. dcc6-1yr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-10
PHYSICIANS
PRESCRIPTIONS
AND FAMILY RECEIPTS
A SPECIALITY.
II ALLER & B A r N E S,
Cor. Jefferson st. and Norfolk ave.
TELEPHONE NO. 200.
sept23-6mos
nR. IMHOFF,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Rooms & and z Masonic Temple.
Hours: to II a. M, 2 to p. M, to
sp. IN.
Prompt attention given to calls day
or night. Residence, Hotel Roanoke.
Telephone $50. nOvT-tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

and recently and finely ground, and
then the pot used that filters the boil
ing water upon the coffee, while it
drains it clear for use at the same
time. The pot is comparatively re-
cent invention, but judged by the
coffee and experience it stands at the
head OF its own merit; the whole
principle is sound aud correct. The
boiling water must pass through all
the coffee and at once therefore be
cleared to be perfect. Few, we
imagine, use the repulsive old way of
using fish-skin or egg-shells or even
egg nowadays to clear their coffee.
We heard it said this new invention
requires more coffee for satisfactory
cup than some OF the old ways, but
who that loves good coffee cares for a
little difference 1t is a true old
adage, and true here, too, that off
feed him we'll" A little coffee mill
for home use is about an indispensable.
Coffee should be ground, and finely
ground, shortly before it is used. Some
times such a mill becomes clogged
by particles OF coffee that adhere to
the inside. In such case a handful
of raw rice put in and ground will
clean it perfectly. We know it is
clear coffee, not adulterated, if ground
in our own kitchen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
A CUP OF COFFEE.
The Right and the Wrong Way to
Make the Beverage.

Writing ON coffee and its uses in
the Independent, Katherine Armstrong
says: This delicious berry can be
utilized in good many ways besides
the morning cup" 1t is a pleasant,
agreeable change in flavoring for ices,
creams, jellies and the like, and it has
medicinal properties as we'll. 1t is a
tonic, if only reasonably and sensibly
INDUCED in, but like all other drinks
it can be abused in its use. Too much
or too strong coffee causes palpitation
OF the heart and often more serious
trouble with that organ. A clear
strong infusion is often prescribed by
physicians as sedative, and it is a
powerful one; but the same cup, with
milk or cream added. is at once
changed in its chemical properties
and becomes genuine stimulant
instead. To make q perfect cup of
coffee is u simple process, if we have
proper implements and the very
best material for it. According to
our own experience it ruins coffee to
boil it, for thereby it parts with its
delicious aroma.
Professor Blot, or some other fam
GUS chief, says by boiling it "the
aroma can lie found in the attic"
while presumably the dregs only are
left for drink. We believe all admit
that mixture of one-third Mocha and
two-thirds Java makes the best coffee.
1t thould be well and evenly roasted
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
FORTY MILES AN HOUR.
a Clollam Bay Inventor Construct.
ing a Propeller Steamer.
Port Townsend Leadcr.


w. W. Perkins, machinist OF
Clallam county, has applied for a
patent on spiral screw propeller
steamboat which he has invented.
He claims that his boat will have a
speed of forty miles an hour. The
vessel which he has designed, and
which he is now building, is unlike
any other craft ahoat. There is no
hull, the body of the boat being a
wooden tube thirty-six inches in
diameter and sixty feet III length.
Around this tube is q spiral screw,
reaching the entire length, with pro-
pelling blades. The screw is also OF
wood, bound with iron, and completed
the propeller will weigh one ton, with
sufficient buoyancy to hold up six and
ene-half tons weight, The propeller
rests in light iron frame shaped like
a boat, but which is only one inch
wide, the idea being to secure as little
resistance Us possible to the vessels
movement through the water. Over
the center Of the screw rests a small
cabin, which will accommodate a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

limited number of passengers, and the
ten-horse power engine with which
the motive power is furnished. The
design indicates that when in motion
about One-half of the screw will be
submerged. The craft is steered with
an ordinary rudder and naptha will
probably be used as fuel. 1t is learned
that the principle the inventor intends
to apply in this case, that of using a
propeller the entire length of vessel,
is not new one. The records of the
patent Office at Washington City show
that one J. S. Burr secured a patent
in 1885 for a spiral screw steamship,
but his propeller was placed under the
keel of completely built boat, and it
does not seem to have been a success,
as nothing has ever been heard OF it
since. In the Perkins invention the
propeller floats half out of water on
the revolving tube and its blades are
so constructed as to send the thing
flying through the water with every
revolution of the tube. Perkins has
commenced building the vessel, but to
obtain better facilities leaves this week
Tor Port Townsend, where it will be
finished up.
He expects to make the trial trip in
about two months, and to startle the
world with new style of flyer. The
owners and promoters of the inven-
ton are w. w. Perkins, Capt. E. C.
Weaver and w. E. Theodore. A no.
tice from the patent Office has been
received stating that the invention
has sufficient novelty to entitle the
applicant to a patent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

thing u that II causes the people to
iuse confidence in the administration,
snd some time when there is real dan.
g~f ut var they may refuse To respond
~ lie cry IT wolf"
Representative Springer expects to
be- able to attend next Mondays seq
siun ~ ihr House. aud move a suspen-
sion uf the rules for the purpose of
passing the free wool bill. general de-
hate upon which is Ia close on Satur-
day Mr. Springer will not make
speech on this hill in fact his strength
would not ALLOW him to, but he wishes
~ move the suspension OF the rules
luf the passage Of the bill OF which he
10 the author.
The sugar hounlios already paid by
the Treasury department aggregate
fiWOgO. and the claims pending
ioot up " .5OOOO0
llus. i'lati. Of New York, was over
here ih,. week holding mysterious
conferences with prominent Republi-
csns IN Congress. aud there is reason
b. believe that his visit BODIES no good
tu ihe Harrison boom. notwithstanding
statements that he had promised to
support Mr.. Harrison. The only man
,ha, rlalt ever really aud sincerely
suppor,s Ia Thomas e. Platt.
fslterrescntatiye Owen. who was,
u Was said At the time the appoint
mrut was made of Commits
sionsf ot lmmigration-a position
CREATED hy the billion dollar Congress
by Mr. Harrison in order to pay one
ol his Indiana political debts, is in
the hottest Kind of hot water. and il is
among the possibilities that he may
figure as ihp defendant before a crimi-
nal court lie i. charged openly by
ls immediate superior. Assistant Sec
rotary Nrttlcion. with being unfit, in
comrrteut, aud untrustworthy, and
bY implication With being dishonest
These iatts have been brought out in
,he investigation which the Joint
iiuusa AMI senate Immigration Com
miitev u conducting. and which
promises tu show that some Treasury
ufiirialt-among them Assistant Sec
retary Nvltlctun--have been very
sasisiully estravagant. II not actually
dishonrsl. Ia allowing tG0O,0 600 To he
stout upon the Government Immi-
grafton station at Ellis Island, when
only tf100 had been appropriated,
the difference being paid from the
luni knuwn A. head money" The
ihing must be- very rotten somewhere,
~ SENATOR Chandler. chairman Of the
senate Committee on Immigration,
whb has never been accused Of being
" .lucamish ~ to public expenditures,
vuild not have been ~ plain.spoken
in his examination Of Nettlcton and
other witnesses Who have appeared be-
fufr the committee.
senator Mill. changed his mind
about remaining la the House until
the ifoc wool hill was passed. and was
90 "Wednesday sworn in as Senator.
It's vote will not bo needed. as the
wml hll receive the votes Of about
twn.thiF,is IT the House.
The bu-incs, Of the House is in
such condition that il it could die
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

THE fishermen on the Columbia are
making extensive preparations for the
coming salmon season, which opens
on the 10th of next month. The price
of 81 fish set by the Fishermen's
union will prevail so far as the gill
nets are concerned, and will probably
also obtain in the matter of trap fish
ing. The difference will be that while
trap fish will also be 81 apiece, there
will be dividing line, and while trap
fish weighing twenty-four pounds or
over will each be counted as one sal.
mon, smaller salmon will be counted
as two or three to one, according to
size. This distinction is due to the
fact that the traps catch smaller sal
mon than do the gill nets. The seine
men will sell by weight, the only fish
ermen on the river that will sell spring
salmon that way. Four cents pound
will be the ruling rate for the product
of the seines during the season. 1t is
calculated that there will be 1,200
boats and gill nets on the river this
year. Allowing an average catch to
the boats for the season of 600 fish,
that would be 100000 fish for the sea-
sons work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

tate the time OF adjournment it would
not bc later than June Ist, but it is
already apparent that the Senate will
attempt to eXtravagantly increase the
appropriation bills, as passed by the
House, and OF course, the House will
fight to maintain its economical fig
urcs, which will necessarily prolong
the session.
Much has been written about DEM
Ocratic disscntion because OF the shelly
ing of the free coinage bill, but mighty
little of it can be discovered. There
can be no doubt that majority of the
Democrats in the Hcuse are in favor
OF free coinage, and would vote for it
il given an opportunity, but it is
equally true that majority of the
Democrats are opposed to the adoption
OF gag rule to pass that or any other
measure. That is the whole situation
in Il nutshell. Senator Stewart has
given notice that he will, next Mon
day, call up his free coinage bill.
Then we shall see some dissention on
the same subject in the Republican
Senate.
Russell Harrison recently made ap-
plication for admission to the press
galleries OF Congress, as the represen-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
oUH WASHINGTON LETTER

MA-uNoIuV. April / 1892.
VI Harrison - arranging hole for
mmeli 60 crawl through. should the
npr-iurn tp hi- nomination grow
dangerous hy concentrating upon
-"utls-l,. ur should hc become cen
Nu,.l like Mr Blame. that no Re
pulh.1n can hc elected 10y having his
ifi,ud. hiut D, around that lac will not
be- candidate unless assured in ad-
vance that h- uomuntinn will be
made "u lhs first ballot
Ia Nt,w II the spread eagle commo-
niraiiuu which Mr. Harrison recently
al,lfc..ed to lorl Salisbury. the satis-
factor, ending II the controversy is a
,'rv fortunate tang for this country,
although J., must be- humiliating to Mr..
liHfu-"u vh,n lr compares the tone
"i his s'uur'ly unnecessary cummuni-
cation alleged D., hl. admirers to have
ir'u an ultmhium. with that Of Lord
~thshutY. whirh D. extremely friendly,
and Vhi,h nl-n shows that there was
Ha liitlr f,aapu for the iRtcSt war scare
~hi,h Mr. IItrfi,on iathcrcd, M there
we inf th" one concerning Chilli. The
unfortunate part about this sort of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

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~ sl.Hmtr. u..l I.Hu.. t..
t.t..ut t.I 60. tut.i state. ~tth
Itf t. ..I. .. t.t.. I.. .a.f
i.tsk kts .u,. tU. tt.....i..I.nt ,..s
,l.HI th. ,tur..t .ui .huufi
aiasta unAtu uulrt ut luu,l.tr
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sY taH,,.l. aui Mtt w.t. wI.r in
thsf tts au1 generation tbr, t.
lir,'i ,hat I'D r,.une tili. sbou.i
ufIsinafu In ths ttsust nf iitftatufa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

" iHt" "a "N' "HHH
itrallt ii thiae. l.n take q hang.
r'sti, .ap there ~iii o.. ,,tu uaa..n
tn ssvtt nppaf fati. ,t,tuN in
ruusi itania usst fsil party can't
slsui lhe constant depl,uan of iis
fsnts sitltnnt irfllne ts sHrrt.. snl
sn,r ihe lasi lratiruisl ,lr,tion
th,tt has ittu stsiu,l t,lu,iinn ~
lht h,tuiliasn vote ~ ,hc state. iusi
a. ihefs hss ls,n go in,frssr be- thr
inms'rs ui iis ialis ani y. nitrntlsuss
sni il. representation boz ,.suala anI
tistshrfr
hsnisit, p,ultiiatuf ta thr last
uspni'l. su rf,sl,nilal campaign
lnui sai lssilns uahi lo that rsf,,
is iu a., nlifuiisft - viu have
Do epi.,fnnltl 81. s-.isilnr lisfus"o
ustt fali
sisfsh ~hea kslstauo hank htf
uishssi iuhn Nsuamatrf with the
isssils. shs, QasY ussi to buy bass
MfiAushlius rfu~d ~ braniica IA
n'ss,tiyu. is hi,iins is ihe u,"=iuito
lnis 49, iissfi llnsi .vamt. "i Cen
tfai Ansf,,a ani wlll bs ta'wetlss.
D. sii shen - lhr r,talinE election.
ilt.sf. sha us'.i ihs states money
lui ,hr hsutni ~ tho nslmhlieau
patti sud ssfusi iis tannst ~ the
b. a.i ~ lhs lsissr ssisn whils hling hls
"~a lsa tsss is = iue,ti,e ia canada,
aui his ssf,iers ~ili 60 bet o. that
uiranlfaliae hsfssitst
ihe Isyoi ~ Alisgany sui ,he hs
puiiifs sn maftrt ,lsft ui thr same
e'ii whu sl.sut thp.f ,imo fahilng luf
liafftsia and pfutssilaa az in lali
sui sunt l.a oul iu tinae 81 vote ~
sssist ,heif 80 llisnd in November
iislsmsisf ~hu TIA, patty tired "a
msts siassgusg - ,hs state. snd who
esaa nssfss Ts,sius lhs office than
De asi b. lssY hls deb,s ~ proving
hinssii hnmsst. hs. gsns - the "a
tlns l',asi. snd ~lll ~ ~ nu use b.
NJ VusS - lls party ln ,hs campaign /
ts iiaflisssns sissiiun
Anh 81 a is ~ asuand = general /
dsrlsitn - ,he isspahl,esn ranks. I
sai = sssdasl allies ar II ,he peui. /
lsniistiss lails snd places ~ refuge /
ius aass suEhi sruunsifvls
"a hat is ~ hinlsf ths democracy |
stunning un,irf lhr circumstance
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
FRANKLIN's MORAL CODE.
Poor Richards" Rules Of Living
in Business and at Home.

Benjamin Franklin, the American
philosopher, drew up the following
list OF moral virtues. He gave them
constant and earnest attention. BY
following them he often made himself
a better, happier and more useful
man.
Temperance-Eat not to fullness
drink not to elevation.
Silence-Speak not but what may
benefit others or yourself; avoid
tritling conversation.
Order-Let all your things have
their places; let each part of your
business have its time.
Frugality-Make no expense, but
do good to others or yourself; that is,
waste nothing.
Industry-Lose no time, be always
employed in something useful; cut
off all unnecessary actions.
Moderation-Avoid extremes; for
bear resenting injuries.
Tranquility-Be not disturbed about
triiles, or at accidents common or I'M
avoidable.
RUSSIAN Jews are prohibited from
passing through Germany, and many
instances have occurred where they
have been shot down by German
soldiers for persisting in crossing the
line
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

This is how the bellies OF Tangier
dress, and does it not sound striking
and graceful Long, straight gowns
without drapery and OF the richest
silk, green, orange or purple, encircled
at the waist by cords OF silk, gold and
silk or chains OF pure gold, constitute
the whole outer garment, strikingly
different from the Arab woman's.
Their feet are encased in colored paint
ed slippers. Each woman wears q
black silk scarf, bound tightly across
the forehead, gatherc closely over the
head, falling in delicate folds behind.
held in place at the back OF great gold
or jeweled ornaments. This, drawn
tightly across the chin, and magniil.
cent India shawl carried upon the
arm or thrown careIessly across the
shoulders, complete the costume Of
these, the most stately and beautiful
women OF Tangier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

IF the hair is falling out and turn
ing gray, the glands OF the skin need
stimulating and color-food, and the
best remedy and stimulant is Halle
Hair Renewer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

SEATTLE has been made o first-class
money order Office and q depository
for all counties north, and also for the
whole of Alaska.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

tative OF his Montana paper, but owing
to his reputation as lobbyist, objec-
tions have been raised and he may
not get in. Dem.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

IT is said to have cost three corpora
tions total of nearly $500 900 to get
three franchises through the Chicago
City Council recently,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
RAHIn y POWDER
n@ssas AattsFitlss Aboat ~

ihs sftfaita Amsrbaa. she Hani
iafy 49,. tis indianapolis Hasft ~
lisalih lbs Wisconsin fl-,t Cemu,i,
s,essf snd wanp uthef fecsat lnsssti
saiass have s,inmaiise'i ihn us" oi
slam - smweais in hatins Ia'wslef
- lulutiuns. sod hsse puhilshe'i from
a sac .a ,,ss hsls. eaiiias the a,,en
,laa II ,hs li,.lie - tfsod. contain
,nF ihsss iruTs
a sauli ssew ss u .ame makers
aushi a. hsse ihu honesty of gssi
ssn.s - make = p'ifs pnw'ist inrese".
ins lhsl although = SMALLER Ivfyent.
sgs - profit ,s isasis u musi eventually
,rsan in insstasfl sales, and vnnse.
pasniiy greater saln sol yet. after
hslting utsf ihs fteunis. 49, are
hifrei o. thp Conclusion that bf
rfisss rfrsm is rfrtty mush The
aal, tiani that rsn ts fflisi ulsiu un
less ons vauts e. hs dfurrri tally
Nsms ni ihs ls,uiefs ~itieh afe ihr
niast abi,lg paf,i sud hrfalisd ~tih
eltvfnmrut ,hssisls ~ snd other
u,ute 80 bee spurious tssilHanials are
fiuui o. l.s ihf trtt Huss whirh cnn
ssiu fithtf aus ai ihu uihsf ~ these
lulHfHurs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

CHIEF of Police Jackson, of Seattle,
is making strenuous efforts to abolish
the Whitechapel district of that city.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

IT is stated that the Pope has saved
100000 lires through economy,
which will be deposited in bank for
the use of the Pope's successor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15

toe NHstiu ,usi uiiWrs ace u"i islug
sHfttl isfalsf lhs r.ial b. stll l"i
hsh IsY.l, 90 lltrasl.ufrh dufiag
the elHisi inrus.i "a bssauss ~ 'he
tlfh pii., fDsi Wslla Walia people
sfs tsrmns Nnsifslisn sosl The
Iiltnai..itsh I .iisfsf sAfs u d"ss
n"t sttm Ntu busiusss a. ship r"al
ifsn, thst distant lsud snd i'ito The
hHHis iug aftitls iium iho interior oi
ihs Hiais thrf Fsta better Article
iuf siaful ihs ssna mousY hnslf -
shnuli hsts ihe ttsls ~ Walla walia
sui lhsi slsa ~ ,hs in,ou rsrih,. Tat
HuslFn has afithsf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
TWINS.

Look this; then that. Don't strike it rather pat2
This Free Trade That the other Which which, me or boer
, 1892-07-13
ORDER OF DAY
for the Colonial CoumciT's Ordinary
Meeting, MONDAY 18th July 1892.
IL o'clock noon.
II o'clock noon.

l Examination of the Patent of Election
for r. L. Merwin as LIST Member for
Frederiksted's Country District.
2 Introduction of and LIST. Discussion on
Additional Money Bill to the Budget for
1928 sub Item F.. for SO, 900 for the
erection of a Stone Pier at Frederiksted
with a 10 Ton Crane thereon.
Extract from Building Inspectors Let
ter of 5th May a. C. and Diagram Of
Crane are on the Councils Table
3 Election Of Members, instead Of Messrs.
Creagh and Richter, as Members of the
School Commission, as requested by
Government in letter of 14th June 1892
No. 816
Colonial Council, st. Croix, 18th July 1892.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
Chairman.