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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-08-12
To All Whom Il May Cons'''

I hereby give notice. that Will o. ..si
meeting Of Tie board Of pssdens, 81 w
Idaho. in october. 1897. apply for Inc ~
Samuel Hstton, convicted Of the ef'n' o,tp.
larceny in AIturas county. Idaho. IN =. y
1855. and sentenced to in pri.ormsns /"
territorial perftentiary for the term o.
MRS. THOMAS HA11eS
e1os1oxK. lDA1o, July II. 1877.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-08
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

Nxw YopK. Jan. 2, noon.-Stocks opened
active and strong Money easy at 214Qc3 per
cent Exchange-long, 81 $500 So; short,
"a s5(n4 B51z State bonds neglected. Govern
ment bonds dull but steady
Frie............ 1874 Rlchm d q '" ~
Chicago North IleN fern, Iermin Pacsc
NS Nxw q YORK Jan. :, 500 p. m-s;erling ex-
cba1ge closed Quiet but nrm OF VI $500
4 ~. commercial bills, 81 se94 81. Money
aasv AZ 9L4A}Ib per cent, closing offered 81 .
ner cent. Government bonds closed dun nu1
Steady; four per cents 1l51H. State oonos ouli
brit firm. C,, ESQ 100 mn.
currency, Sl.6OO0O Ia, .bo
The stocx market to-day was by all odds tne
most active we have had since the reVlVai OF
business last fall but while il displayed q mos
nronounced strong temper during most Vi wy
day. il yielded throughout the hst IN eae l'Ss
honr. and all the early gains were Ioss WIN
sornatbin4 in addition, and while the maj ae-
clines are OF little importance III most sCooks,
fsv material losses resulted. A RAID was lnauo
during the last hour of business by conDlna
ZION The movement started by suauen uloP
IN chicago Gas which is beheVeo IN sOlne
quarters TO have been the result OF set,ieIhenV
Ill, ths shorts in that stock aud with TINS seV-
tIenent ali necessity Of keeping lts price up
,yas dome away with, Consequently WI I
hsavv sion orders in itwere uncovered Iue
s,,ddsnness of the decline has s@laom Dee, Oeen
eoualled The drop was followed py Ie. 80 .
100 attack upon the whole list, TO WhIch tne
LlIieN ssJ 1T anpear to make any strong re-
I p!,,o the more prominent among them *
sasssi1 . the opjnion that this reaction Wouiu
b;,rr in n Trash lot OF buyers. The FORENOON
9nitfn-s we're marked by great stren8sn az
aSo,,19 bnt the upward movementih Ne" Ens
land. which fairly led thelist' was VshS AL g.
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and that stock ross shove 80 on extremely
hsaVy transactions. bringing tbs whole list
Aohk WITH II. The other particularly strong
StocSs were K OK Island. Richmond and West
foint Atkinson and st. Paul. together with
many OF TIE low-pFiesd specislties, among
which Louisville, New Albany and Chicago,
Nansss and Texas and ST. Paul and Duluth were
Specially prominent The most conspicuous
feature OF the market st this time however,
was the strength in industriSls, including Chi
cago Gas. which rose from 1915 to 81, the only
real weak point in the list was Louisville and
nashville. which responded 70 selling by the
foreign elems1t, and retired over Per cent in
ire face Of the strength of the rest OF the
market. The break which carrisd all the rest
down had little influence upen this stock, how
ever, and lt yielded only slightly when other
stocks we're running OF rapidly. and it's decline
Tor the day Is not muoa larger than that Of
some Others which were stronger in the fore
noon. The general list opened with a steady
tons. but under the influence of the strength in
New England rose fTactionally and held the i'm
provement until the break came, when almost
everything retired below last nights figures.
The close was very active but weak, generally
at the lowest prices Of the day Important
losses include Chicago Gas ~ per cent, after a
rally OF III, Louisville and Nashville ia, Big
Four ~. snd Cotton Oil ] H. and Wheeling and
Lake Eric l per cent; while New England
stands alone in showing gain, its advance being
21s per cent. Transactions Of listed stocks
reached 645.000 SHARES and unlisted = 1000
shares
Thefolowiug were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock Exchange.
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PASSENGERS

Par steamship City OF Macon. from Boston
Mrs R NJ Bird, Miss Marion Il Child, IL II Luce
and wife, p o Hilbourne, Q w Bickford, l.
Adams, Taylor. G w Newbegin, I Novel;.
T II Rand, F H Lewis, Mary 9 Robinson. Annie
Wilson, Kate Carey. T Moore. E I Gray. w
Lahey Grueney, Lahsy Thos Mckay, II
Sullivan, ChAs Mamens, 4 w Noad, ] II Mo
Pnerson, and 2 stesrage.
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
Q K Ellsworth, w Colt. p Tohill, W Campbell,
Z Coward, F Messers, d Barrows, Regain. NJ
Naliy, T Haoket-, T Megar. ] A Waters, r Nook
ley, Conollon, Dennelly, j Keynon, K Fargn-
son, J Mulholsnd. P Davis T Kerns, Il Parrow,
Lattiinger, Flynn. Miss Donnolly, M Whitfield
(coD, f NJ Brown (coi), j w Brown, W Broak-
back. " Dean, w Griswold, II @ Perkins. Mr.
Anderson. Il = HERON, l. White TOOL. W Howard
(coU, W J Conway, J Tohili f @ Fenton and
wife, j Barn, N Powell, Mr. Meehan and wife,
D Twiggs, G II Ritter. w Pauly. w byron. A
Bonner. G Folk, Riohert. o Richert. VIM
Richert, Mrs Richert, NJ Glssner. and IS steer
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delivery $: May delivery Sc 20 Peanuts
steady; fancy handPicked 4lsG4<c; farmers
2a4G.91+c. freights 70 Liverpool duli and
CHICAGO, Jan The bull feeling which pre-
vailed in wheat yesterday evaporsted over
night, and sentiment to-day was decidedly
besrish; then everybody seemed confident and
buying was general: to-day the feeling
one OF discouragement. and selling was equally
unanimous. The result was that the Apprecia-
ton, which took ali day OF yester-
appeared before trading began Advo-
oates OF lower prices were not sat sried, 90 they
offered with freedom. and prices broke with
scarcely reaction, closing weak az a Get loss Of
2-rc. There were several bearish pieces Of news,
but the government estimate was potential one
The market has been FOR months staggering
under a load Of an enormous crop, generally es-
timated at coo 600 900 bushels. and when the
statisticiau OF the department. Of Agriculture
piled about 100000 on the top OF that IL was
the proverbisl last straw which broke ths mar
ket's back. on the top Of that came the intelh-
gence that the stocks of wheat and -four In Lon
don were the largest ct thls season witain recent
years. being 40O. 600 bushels Of the former. and
$4,000 barrels OF the latter. against 2,24O.00O
bushels and 145 goo barrels respectively. ct this
time last year. Longs, who had been holding
| in the hope that something might turn up TO
] help them out and the generous buyers Of yes
/ terday, made haste TO unload The bears who
were temporarily ratified yesterday. rallied in
! force and pounded the market. May opened
| Ac lower, at CSC, 6uctuGtsd for some
time, then grew decidedly weak. and
| without material reaction broke to eS. recover
| ing some, but closing weak at 9Sj4o. Corn was
| fairly active aud easier, chiefly in sympathy
| with wheat but there was not the same discour-
| aRsment and loss Of confidence. May started
1890, fluctuated, closing 4l1sc. Oats were
quiet and weak, in sympathy with
wheat and corn. Hog products
opened lower, but there was fair buying
| at the reduction aud an advance was scored,
This was met by free offerings and the market
sagged of again. There were some further
| fluctuations within a narrow range, and the
close was slightly lower as compared with yes
| terday.
CHICAGO. Jan. Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour dull and easy; spring patents
81 s5l4 s.; winter patents 81 b004 s.:
bakers, IS 5O9s rs; straights s4sOSe4As. Wheat
No. spring, s7lfc; No. Q red, ssc
Corn-No Q, 3SI4c. Oats-No. 2. 2S33c. Mess
pork, per barrel. IS I2jk. Lard, per 100
| Ios. 50 i046 l26. Short ribs sides, loose,
| S. S0dt5 90. Dry salted shoulders boxed,
| 81 87I<G14 30. Short clear Sides boxed
| IS 6on5 IS. Whisky at 81 lS
| Leading futures closed as follows:
1 ItNhAg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-08

Haven. Jan a-sanA. schr Richard D Chute
GTifin, Mobile.
Ist-Arriysd. schr Coolidge. Bragdon,
ApalSchicola.
LagnAyra, DEC i5-Ssiled, schr Waterman A
Taft Jr. Mckenzie. Pensacola.
Port spain. Dec ig-ln port. schrs Clifton TBrI
hunrOs for FernAndina; Beatrice Mclean Fri
BSlmer for Jacksonville.
st John. b, Jan 5-Arrived schr Messenger,
Peters, Brunswick. Ga
Carbarisn. Dec - Sailed, Echr HndeSards,
Green Mobile
Boston. Jan i5-Arrived, Echr Wna F Green &
Son. Barter Brunswick GA
Brunswick. Ga, Jan arrived eteamshfp
StorrA Lee lBrl. from Hsrtiepool. z
Baltimore. Jan5-Ssiled, schr Mary L Morris
| Charleston.
Charleston. Jan 5-Clssred. schr George 1,
Drake, Golithwaite. Port Boyai
Darien, Or JaR4-SsIied schrs Cassie Jane
son. Collins, Portland. Nellie Parker IBrl, Full
more. Aux Caves.
Dec 20-Arrived. bark Sophie INorl. Donolg,
/ Dunkirk.
| Fernandna, Jan 5-Sailed, steamer City Of st
Augustine, Ray. New York; schr Charles Nor
| ford, Haggarty, New York
Mobile. Jan ARRIVED, schr Charlotte, Davis,
/ Havana.
Newport News. Jan ARRIVED. steamship
Alarich lGer EEgers, FernAndna for st Louis
du Rhone.
New Haven. Jan b-Sailed, schr Z II Weaver.
Weaver. Brunswick, Ga
Philadelphia Dec 9-Cleared, schr Frank Nc
/ Donnen, Haskell, Charleston.
vineyard Haven. Jan ARRIVED, schrs Nc
costa, Strstton, Union Island, Ga. for Boston.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Jan 7-i,627 bales cot
ton, 2S6 bales domssttoS. 8 bales hides Is boxes
tobacco, i0S 100 lbs lard, "a. 800 lbs bacon SS4
bbls spirits turpentine ,es4 bbls rosin 10 oases
liquor 1855 bbls -four, 1872 cords wood : bbls
syrup, 1856 casks clay, &, $50 los railroad iron,
cars poultry, 47e pkgs mdse, $50 pkgs paper.
Z, 1875 lbs furniture, 90 pkRs wood IN shape, POI
empty bbls, 800 bis cotton seed oil, cars stone,
sOO powder, boxes hardware. 10 cases eggs.
car coal, SIS tons pig iron.
Per Souths Bound Railway Jan 1-a2 bales
cotton, IS pkgs mdse. Is bols spirits turpentine,
1 "a bblu rosin..
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway.
Jan 1-&l bales cotton. S,075 bbls resin. "a
obls spirits turpentine, i6S7 bales hay, "a cords
wood, $3.50 boxes oranges SO bbls oranges, lie
boxes vegetables go sacks corn, 900 sacks bran
SO pkgs mdse, 67 sacks rice, - pigs furniture,
"a boxes bacon, 10 cars lumber rs bbls syrup.
- bales hides, n bdls brooms bbls VIII sky, 20
half bbls whisky, 3 cars coal. pkgs stove fill,
4empty bbls, lOc tins, bbls beer, pea iron. !
bdl fruit trees, bales burlaps l bale wool.
bales domestics, boxes hardware, box tohao.
CO, car shingles, 2 pkSs printed matter, iron
safe, ! pkg leather, car cotton seed, / car
fertz.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan
10 crts handles, 3 stills. pcs pipe, front
door, car brick, pkg ptg paper. iron Buckets
sEncke 5tooS hosting engine, / Dbl empty
bottles, p bags peanut, l box bacon, cars
coal, 10 bills tar, cars wood, 20l boxes tobacco
is cases cigarettes, bales cotton.
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Per bark julius [Portl, for Lisbon-1. SO bales
upland cotton, weighing 70s 9l4 pounds 4O0
bbs rosn, weighing 49,, 400 pounds, 8, 40& feet p
D lumber Cuyas.
Per bark Esmeralda [Rusl, for Alicante-476,-
BIS feet p p lumber-Esteve & Co.
Per bark Gler lBrl, for Trieste $50 b0les up
land cotton, weighing i7e,276 pounds-Duck-
worth, Turner g. Co
Per bark finland [Rusl, for Passages
bales upland cotton, weighing s78.0S9 pounds,
2l2, 80 feet p p lnmber Esteve s. Co.
Per bark sea Breeze LNorl, for Harburg-
5, SS7 bbls rosln, weighing sol ESQ pounds; T
Shelter Co.
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MARTTIME MISoEII.ANy

Philadelphia. Jan b-Schr Mary b Baird, ia
aehere Is miles north OF Tampa, Fla; vessel
tight and may have TO bs assisted on
Vineyard Haven, Jan b-Schr Grace Davis
Barter. from 50 Simons, Ga, for Boston. which
arrived at this port this morning, encountered
" gale OF Cape Lookout Jan 9, and lost her
1tbb0om. She proceeded today
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-08
NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices 20 mariners, pilot charts and all nAu
teal information VIII be- furnished masters oil
vessels free Of charge In United States Hy
geographic Oa1os in the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 10 call 81 tho Office
LIEUT. IL SHEaMAN
In Charge photographic Station.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-08
DEPARTED YBsTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, Strobhar Beaufort, Port
Royal-C Medlock. ARt.
steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohen's BluT and way
landings--W 4 Gibson. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-08

ny s ssii7::yy:: 10: si sls"
SHORT RIBS.
perlO0 os-
May SnR: d SiTSS.y'' ) 6 S}s EEK tx
BALTIMORE. Jan Z. - Flour quiet and un-
changed; Howard street and western supcrhne
g. H5GD8 So; extra IS 1904 25; extra family
81 5OG04 80; city mills Rio brands, extra, 50 20
OF 2o winter wheat patent IS 1905 co.; spring
patent SO oo@6 IS; spring straight, s. @515 50;
on spot and January 81 01S4Qtl Ola; Southern
wheat steady; Fultz, 95c@Sf o.; Longberry. &c
0S104. Corn-Seuthern steady; white ut $50
52lzc; yellow at 44G52c.
CIEc1NNAr1, Jan. Flour was steady; family
g 1908 So; winter patent $; fancy
81 1904 80. Wheat active. strong; No. red
a5De6}Sc. Corn strong; No mixed dc. Oats
new mess $40 Iea Lard quiet az 60 %
3 80. Bacon strong; short clear at Sc 20
Whisky steady at 81 1e. Sugar stronger
packing and butchers, IS 10000
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Flour weak, unchanged;
family IS 8o05 4oi choice 90 6o08 20; fancy
patents o. 4O94 50. wheat closed V lower;
No. red cash, GOO; January delivery
closed at 6914c; May delivery closed at 94c
asked; July closed ats914o Corn opened bower,
uary delivery closed at SIC; February
delivery closed at c; May delivery closed at
C. Oats were depressed, closing quiet;
BagginR 534G7,4c Iron cotton ties 81 $50 o.
Provisions firm. higher. Pork, new, standard
mess at $40 e7Jt; old, S. rs. Lard steady;
prime steam, s. 80 Dry salt meats
ribs, 50 IS; short clear s. 77l& Baoon-Boxed
shoulders So %; longs Sc 90; ribs Sc 90;
short clear So 30. Hams - Sugar cured
at 81 600 10 so. Whisky steaiy at 81 is
n
ordinary to fair, i4@16Itc Sugar active and
strong; open kettle fully fair 10 prime,
9 10 iSc; prime sysaasac; fair 10 prime
white, 8 i3-leos 1stsc; fully fair to prime,
= 1ll6c; prims strictly prime. Sc; CHOICE
4sac; fair to good, 2IsGgASc: good common
sesi;e Sna cbS Ssso v s9Sfns a,
or white. ls-ioc; choice yellow clarified,
3Szc; prime yellow clarified, S9sl3 1l-isc; of
prime yellow clarified os4c; seconds, Rssb s9zc
good fair to prime. 269s7c; centrtfugaIs.
prime TO good prime, lSG20c; prime 2dG27c
good common to good fair, 23125c; choice
to fancy. s9c; strictly prime, 5000;
s1c; fair to good fair, 90 l2c; good common &c;
syrups 23099c Bacon, boxed shoulders,
81 %; longs 81 %; ribs 81 IS. Whisky quiet
western rectihed 81 0461 0S.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2, noon.-Spirlts turpentine
quiet and steady NJ 34034Mc. RoSin duh but
steady at 81 sS81 90
New YoRK, Jan 2, $500 p. M-Roein
quiet and steady; strained, common 20 good
81 3oQDl 20. TurpentiDe quiet and steady at 81
03B4c.
CHARLEsroN. Jan. :. - Spirits turpsntine
steady at 31Ikc. Rosin firm; good strained at
81 Is.
WILMINGTON Jan = Spirits ,tnrpentine
dull at ale. Rosin firm; strained at 81 Ij
good strained 81 20. Tar steady at 81 80. Crude
turpentine steady; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 co.;
virgin 81 90.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Spirits turpentine 25s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. :, noOu.-Spirits turpentine
25s Sd.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. Rice firm. moderate de-
mand; domestic, extra to fair, blE07c; Japan
5Jkn5Nc.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Rice steady; or
binary TO good 3g414$4c.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City OF Macon. Lewis, Boston-C
G Anderson.
Steamship Tallahassee. Askins. New York
G G. Anderson.
Bark julius [Portl. Vterra Lisbon--J Cuyas
Bark Esmeralda [Rusl. Graunt, Alicante
Chr g Dahl & Co.
Bark Finland lRusl, Al0nder. Passages
SHachen & Co.
BARK sea Breeze LNorl, Kittlesen. Harburg-
Chr q Dahl g. Co.
BARK Gler [Brl, Murray, Trieste-A Minis
Sons.
MEMORANDA.
New YorK. Jan 5-.Cleared, schr Helen
Montague, Adams, Mobile.
Bremen, Jan ARRIVED, steamship State Of
Alabama [Brl. Fairweather. Savannah via St
Michaels
Deal. Jan 2-Passed ship Carl [Ausl Menard,
Hamburg for Pensacola.
4th--F olkvang [Norl, Michaelsen, London for
Mobile.
Dublin, Jan 4-ssiled bark Cleveland [Norl,
Wisnnes. Pensacola.
Liverpool. Jan SAILED, barks Baltic [Norl,
Petersen. Apalachicola; RaER INorl Tybee.
London, Jau 4-Sailed bark st Petersburg
[Norl, Anderson, Pensacola
Prawle Point, Jan 4-Passed, bark Ernst tGerl,
AhreDs, Hamburg via chrassisnsand for Sayan :.
nah.
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FRIDAY. Jan 8. 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New York
@ G Anderson.
Steamship City OF Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
G Anderson
Steamer Ethel Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way laudipgs-W Gibson. Manager
Steamer Bellevue. Garnett, Darien and Bruins
wick-W T Gibson. Manager
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yAylI SToRBs-Ihe market Tor spirits turpen-
tns vas quiet aud steady at unchanged prices
Tgsre Sas light demand and email business
doing The sales reported during the day
onssng call the market was post
y firm at s1c for regulars
At the second call it closed firm
Al &c for regulars. Rosin-The market was
somewhat irregular and unsettled. There was
spretty fair demand with moderate offerings.
isls At the Board Of Trade on the first call
TIE market was reported as firm, with sales
Of l225 barrels, at the following
quotations: A. B. @ D and f, 81 IS: e
$40; q, 81 IS; H, 81 80; L 81 rs; K, 81 TO-;
h. SOS, n, 80 05G93 u; window glass. So 65;
wster white, S40b At the last call it closed
firm With further sales Of 1853 barrels at un-
changed prices except for n, which was quoted
ct S. rs aud window glass at So 651S IS; water
white 81 05@4@.
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Sweet pOtatOas. p bush., WHICH. 90 a % ,
POULTRY - Market overstocked; demand
light. ,,,,
EGas Market weak and well supplied.
PrAyurs-Ampe stock, demand light prices
steady. .-,. .,,,
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
General Militia News,

There were five applications for membershtp
TO Company ID last week.
Captain Hilton has not received his commits
sion as captain of Company d.
This week Captain Hilton will have ready hi.
non-commissioned appointments.
D company drilled twenty-six men on Monday
night The only Absentees were men on thu
sick list.
General order No. s, from headouarters. Ia.
been received II contains several mattsrs Al.
ready printed.
A committee of Company has been AZ vork
for week strsghssninz out the reports for the
two past years
Company has Just completed an import.nt
addition to Its company room In the shape Of a
wardrobe 6xl6.
On next Wednesday night, in plaza Of reeul,,
drill, the members OF Company will be meas.
ured for new uniforms.
Company E has a membership Of ffty-d five.
with enough applications in the hands of tho
recruiting committee to bring the number up to
sixty.
The boys are looking forward to the annual
encampment with pleasant authorization. All
OF the seattle companies will turn out in fun
force.
Company D is taking new start under its
new captain, Frank Hilton, and other officer.
Several new members have been added lateIv
and more are coming.
Tomorrow night there will be an informal
battalion drill between the three conpanies
The men are using all means to perfect them
selves in the new regulations.
Company E has PASSED resolution that anv
member falling to perform 30 per cent. of duty
and not Offering sufficient excuse therefor. shall
% reported 70 the commanding officer with the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
Company Battalion Drills.

Companies B, d and L hold a practice batta-
lion drill on Monday night, Captain Booth act
ing as major. Lieutenant Calhoun will have
command of company. The regular battalion
drills which have been held in the past, and
which were intended merely As practice, have
become exhibition drills, owing to the large
attendance of spectators brought out by the fine
playing of the First regiment band and the
dance which follows the drill. At these drills
the boys have boon subjected to criticism for
the manner in which movements were executed
which were entirely new to them and In which,
under the circumstance, proficiency should
not have been expected. The boys have deter
mined not to be caught in this way in the
future and have inaugurated practice battalion
drills to which spectators are not invited
Three applications for membership were re.
eeived BY company at its meeting Tuesday
night
Regular target practice begins May L Much
interest is being manifested in this branch o.
the service, and there will certainly be more
shooting at the range this year than ever before
During this month the captains of the compa-
MES will have the range at West Seattle put in
order.
B company will not drill Tuesday night, but
in lieu thereof will participate in the practice
battalion drill Monday night
The adjutant general has procured individual
score books, which will enable each man to keep
the record of his own shoot during the season.
They will be issued to the companies during
this month.
The officers are still anxiously awaiting the
issuance of the regulations adopted by the mill
tary board. Not having them, they are in the
dark as to the manner in which many of the
duties should be performed in order to receive
the sanction OF headquarters
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
Society at Eagle Harbor.

The most enjoyable social event OF the .esso.
was given at Eagle Harbor on last Saturday evrr
ing, In the form of free social hop by the ofce,
and crew OF the United States coast surv~|
steamer Macarthur, which has been wlnterir
there and will sail in q few days for Alaska IN
her summer trip. Lieutenant Rea and hls -
spared no pains to make the event success. NJ
token OF esteem for the hospitality shown ths,l
during their stay in Eagle Harbor. The Uni,~
states steam launch fuca was detailed TO hri,b
the band and about thirty young people ~
Seattle, while the steamer Alta accommodate
the people of Blakelsy. The menu was ehols]
and varied and was only excelled by the aov n
wit and intellect The hail was tastefully de.|
GRATED with eyergreens, interviewer with ~
flags OF every nation, the stars and stripes belu1
most conspieuously displayed in the center n
the hall, with its folds held in the grasp Of ~
bird for which this karbor Was named
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

OF the service. s''S
L.euIehan' Goodwin was present at the driu
oil Company Z on Wednesday night and n,s
nouneed the recruit squad as fine looking =,
OF men as he ever saw. W
Company has new gun rack The man.
oers propose to purchase a mirror sx4 feet =.
place in the center Of II, so that the avkw.,s
squad may see for themselves, etc.
Companies and will have practice hal.
TALON drill on Monday night The bows a.,
much pleased with this arrangement Comnsrl
will probably join in tho next drill Of ~!
kind.
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