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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
NO REDUCTION ASKED. :
The Personal Property ASSESS
gment OF the Hackett Hardware

To the Editor OF the Globe.
In your issue of this morning, in an item
referring to the board of equalizatlon you
say, THE board declined 10 reduce the as
sessment of the personal property of C. ".
Hackett Hardware company Permit sto say
that we never asked the board to reduce our
assessment, as we were perfectly satisfied
with it as made by the county assessor, and
consequently they did not refuse to reduce
It. Some member of the board thought in
looking over the list. that it ought to be
raised, but when the matter was explained
to them, they unanimously voted to leave it
as it was. C.. W. HXcKETT HARDWARE Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

HO 4HIOIoliu CuIlpdIy, dppelldnt, vs. ItlCH-
ard II. Broat respondent. Order affirmed
NANDERBURG, j.
Courts will not enforce the penal stat
utes or criminal law of foreign state,
but by the comfy existing between
states, or Sovereignties. contracts or liza
bilities recognized or established by the
laws of the state or country where made
may be enforced in the courts of the
state or country where the action is
brought. unless contrary to the policy
or laws of the latter. A bond given by
the plaintiff in suit in another state,
in conformity with the laws of such
state, upon the issuance of writ of re
exeat to secure the defendant therein
for his costs and damages, gives right
of action under the lex loci, in case Of
breach of the bond which may be en-
forced in foreign jurisdiction, and
such bond may be the subject of coun-
terclaim in favor OF the obligee under
the laws of this state in an action upon
contract brought against him here by
the obligor in such bond.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
GOT HIS BIKE"
A Minneapolitan CleverIy Locates
Thief

Charles Wood was arrested yesterday
for stealing a bicycle from P. NJ. Paul
son, resident of st. Louis Park,
Minneapolis. Paulson missed the
'.bike" yesterday morning, and came to
st. Paul in search of his property and
the thief. He found both at
the corner of Rice and ST.
Peter streets yesterday noon.
With the assistance of eX-Patrolman
Dewitt the thief was captured and
turned over to the officers at the Rondo
street station. On being searched at
cartridges and several files were found
on Woods person. He will have
trial OH Monday in the police court
The bicycle was valued at SlS5.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
BONDS FOR SALE.

The bonds of the City of ST. Peter, Mime
sofa called City of St Peter Electric Lish'
Bonds to the amountof 100000 are here
by offered for sale. Such bonds bear dale
August lst. 1892. with interest at six (6) per
cent per annum. payable semi-annually at
the Chase National bank. in the city OF New
York, and become due as follows: s., 90
in two years. S@,9o0.00 in four years and
$1,000 0p1n seven years from their said date
Sealed bids will lie received by the under
signed, at his Office in the city of ST. Peter.
Mimi, until O'Clock p M July IS 1882, for
the purchase of the same. The right 10 re-
ject any and all bids is hereby reserved C.
X. Davis. city Clerk Dated ST. Peter, Mimi,
July 10, 1892
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
LAKEVIEW REGISTERS.
They Show Some interesting His
tory of the Early Days of Lake


In yesterday mornings GLOBE in an
item of the Junior Pioneer outing the
name of Anderson was substituted for
that of Nelson. John A. Nelson is the
man who told the interesting reminis-
cence of the Chisago lakes, and in show
ing the registers of the. L.akeyiew house
there were some that dated back to 1858,
and the signatures of some OF the
Old-timers were unique to look at,
and called back a flood of
remembrances to many of the Juniors
who had known these Pioneers in the
early days, and remembered them as
the guiding hand and spirit of early leg
islation, and who built the foundation
of the now pleasant summer resort.
Mr.. Nelson is the real pioneer in Chisa-
go county, and no one could spend
pleasanter evening than in listening to
him tell the tales of early days, when to
see white man was really novelty at
Lindstrom. His pavilion was used by
the Juniors for an afternoon dance, and
the cool breezes of Lake Nina made it
one of the features of the day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

$50 pieces single and
double-width Veilings, with
Or without borders, newest
patterns, white, cream, black
and newest shades, Is cents
a yard and upwards.
Tourist Ruchings, white,
cream and black, lie, 15c
and Soc a box, containing
6 yards.
Palm Leaf Fans, the good
old-fashioned wind-raisers,
1 cent ea2h.
Japanese Folding Fans,
beautifully decorated, &C,
Sc, SC, nc, sc, &c and soc.
Liberty Fans, from Lib
erty's Paris establishment,
IL cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
Rev. Joseph Cook Lectures

Upon Law and Labor" Property and
Poverty" and "Seven Modern Won
ders," at Waseca Chautauqua, July %
and "a. The Minneapolis q st. Louis
railway make an excursion rate of one
fare for round trip upon July % TO Wa
SEGA for those desiring to hear this
noted speaker.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
New Erials

eific Railroad Company, respondent; Gale
Jaasks, appellant, VS.. Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, respondent: Burt Har-
rington. appellant. VS.. NorLherH Pacific
Railroad Company. respondent Order
affirmed granting new trial.
By THE COURT.
Rule in Hicks VS.. Stone, IA MINI. 49,,
as to granting new trial followed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
Tennis Tournament, Hotel ST.
-
Louis.

Only twentv-sesen minutes to
Deephayeih Hotel ;ot.Ieuissp and cor
responding time 10 all south shore
points on Lake Minnetorka. See that
you ask for tickets at Union Depot, via
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
Do You Want to Buy

A good first mortgage upon st. Paul
real estate? | have number to sell in
various sums. at 6, and s per cent i'll
terest, payable semi-annually; title
guaranteed. Address w. r. Wilmot, p.
0. Box 2499, st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

g. CO.


We close at I o'clock to-
day.
1t will pay you to make
your purchases in the morn
ing
The Special Prices are
low enough to crowd a full
days business into the half
day.
200 Genuine Down Pill
lows, 1o inches square, COW
cred with Saline or Silka-
line, 21a-inch rufAe, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

title. the agent to commission.s And I'M
der a denial of an alleged sale he may
show that conveyance absolute in
form was made for security only, and,
is in fact, q mortgage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
Commissions.

In the estate of J. Z. Wilson, deceased, Al
fred Terry, appellant, VS.. Estate of j. E..
Wilson, respondent. Order affirmed
NANDERBsgeH;
Where land owner agreed with his:
agent-empieyed to take charge and sell.
his lands upon commission, that he
would allow the latter certain commits.
sions on sales made by himself. he is;
only liable in. case actual sales are
made. A transfer. of the lands by the
owner to secure his debts will not en-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

Waiter Breen, appellant VS.. Railway
Transfer Company of the City of Minneapo-
lis, respondent Order affirmed.
VANDERBURGH j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
Quickest fine to Lake Mime
tOuka

Only twenty-seven (2O minutes to
Deephayen, Hotel ST. Louis" via the
Minneapolis q st. Louis Railway. See
that you go via this line if you want
quick service. Trains arrive at and
depart from Union Depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
An Assignment.

d. Aberle, doing business as D. Aberle IL
Co., appellant, VS.. Anna Schlichenmeir,
surviving partner of II. Zimmerman d Co.,
defendant A. NJ. Graham, garnshee), re-
spondents. Order affirmed
'VANDERBURGH, j.
Where an assignment for the benefit
of creditors is voidable at their election
they may nevertheless be precluded
from Directing to it if they have pre-
viously assented to or affirmed Its pro-
visions with knowledge of the facts,
When creditOr.haS expressly stipu-.
lated with the assignee for pro rata;
distribution of the property according
to the terms OF the assignment, ana5tos
permit the assignee to proceed under
it, held that he will not be permittedato
dispute the assignment OF to attachStfie
property where no other creditors HAYES
interfered. and the assigned propeEtySl
still remains in the, hands Of the as,
Signee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

Almeda Manning. appellant, VS.. John j .
Cullen, respondent, Judgment affirmed.
FANDERBURGH, J. :
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

Hear Rev. Joseph Cook, of Boston
lecture at Waseca Chautauaua July %
and "a. One fare for the round trip.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

Please bear in mind that
we close at I o'clock today.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23


each. This is the lowest
price ever known for good
Down Pillows. The last
lot was sold out in less than
two days.
Ladies Fancy Swiss En-
broidered Handkerchiefs,
scalloped edges, new and
dainty patterns, Is cents,
never sold for less than CSC.
Ladies Pure Silk Mitts,
I1H inches long, 10 cents,
for the best CSC quality.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
.EHe.iSE5:finn.

The Midland Company, appellant, vs. Rich
ard II. Broat, respondent. Order affirmed
NANDERBURG, j.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-16
Die Hnnemf9rtft ceS mensd,ltd,en 0e
iidteS.

9tidt nur bic Sabre, ion6ern aud
tart bemegenbe ieelif1e 3uffdnbe binz
terlaRen auf benz Mntlib ibre @puren
in Der @eitaIt bon Gdlt9en unb Sal
ten, bic gemiFermaBen eine @Arift BILL
ben, beren gnt5ifferung mad benz itas
lienii6en @elebrten Ntantegaaaa burd)
folgenben einfa6em SdliiFel m6glid
1T: Sn 6er Hegel eri6einen Bic Stun
aeln NIT benz 9llter pon bieraig Sabren.
Serfre6te Galteu swifben ben aluaen
beuten auf 9ta1eeuten o6er Soraeu,
0ebogene Talten auf Der Stirn iiber
Der NaientpurSel unb Smii6en ben eben
genannten ienfre6ten iSalten, iouie
ipagere6te Stirnfalten perratben befz
tige t6rperli6e oOer geiitige 2eibem, lie
fino bic Turden, bic ber Gjram gesoaen
bat. Die log. ardbenfi!be neben BEN
glugen beri6ten, bab bas pieraig}te
Sabr ilberidritten purbe. tudbren6 Sic
Talten on Der yfaie, bon benen Bic naef)
ben Wfnn6ipinteln berabiteigen6en sus
crit eri6einen, 3ei1en bes porgei6ritz
tenen 9llte.s iinb. gbenfaas iim6 bic
ytun5eln Der Baden in Der 9f1be Der
Sbrem bic 8erfiinber b0berea Nlters.
Ote Jalten enbli6 i'm oberen NugenIib
eradblen bon Summer unb @rrge. Die
turaen Jalten BON ben Weun6minfeln
i6rdg abtpdrts berratben ben gBaieris
gen unb 6eini6meder. Maler, tpeld)e,
nm 5ll f9mei6eln, bic &unseln bertus
l6en, photographer, tpeI6e bic sSalten
fortretou6iren l6f6en bic S6rift bes
Mntlises aus, beren fiinitIerii9e Wie=
bergabe bem portrdt geiftiges @eprdae
gibt. Saber fon1mt es, baB elm nit
allelt Gin5elbeiten geHlalter gbaratters
topf bnr6 feline Wabrbeit anaiebenb
lpirtt, lpogegen ein rperi9ontes1 &C.
lidt falt ldbt unb geiitlos eri1eint, peil
lbm bic &uneni9rift feblt, bic bas
2eben barauf i6rieb.
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Scr ertrnmfene Sar;ua !.

6olgenbe rSommergeI6idte" ldBi
li9 bic rSnbepenbence &oumaine" aus
Berlin beridten. Sn Berlin lebt Elm
Gelebrter. Der eiu begeilterter Mnbdns
ger Der 9escenben3tbeorie 1T. I'm
ldngft fing er ant Meeresfranbe einen
lebenbigen 9dring, on tpel9em er bie
@i9tigfeit Der Dartpin'i6en 2ebren au
erproben bef6lob. Seben Sag mabm
Der gelebrte 6err aus Dem Nquarium,
in ipeI6ss er ben 9dring selebt bate,
elnen 90ffel poll SeemaHer mnb erlebte
ibm bnr6 cine glei6e Quantitdt 5iibz
maRer. Das that er 10 Iamge. big Ii6
in benz Nquarium MIR SiiBma1er Be-
fanb. Damn ipurbe baS Mquariunl
burd einen gerdumigen pofal erlebt.
Der 9dring lebte nod immer nnb
f6ien fid febr mobl su fiiblen. Ser
gelebrte Jori6er mar iebo1 nit feimea
intereRanten 8eriu6en nod ni9t gu
gnbe. Seben Sag nabm er aus benz
potal einen 20ffel bol 9iispafer, big
li9 in benz Be6er aud nidt Elm Sros
pfen mebr befanb. SEPT tpurbe Der
gofal bur6 einen 9ogelfdfig eriebt.
Der 9dring mar oer9niigter als ie;
bin unb mieber itieB er einen fIeinen
@6rei oes llnmutbes aus, ,penn i'm
ber Gelebrte ettpas umlanft frei6elte
ooer ibm ni6t friibaeitig genug feline fir
ibn bereItften paftet6en poriebte. Ser
9dring tuurbe bid un6 fett, aber Iein
.Bdnbiger" glaubte mad einigen
Wo9en gu bemerten, baB bas 5biers
den melan6olii6 merbe. 2amge 3eit
griibelte Der grofeilor, I'm ben Grunb
bes Summers 6es unsliidli1en Slides
ausftnbig 5u MAIDEN. gnbIi1 ent=
oedte er, baB Der 9dring an Maeen>
bef6merben leibe; er bate licb offen=
bar on ben pafteten ben Wfagen pers
oorben. nOonneripetter!" rief Der
profelior aus, lid babe perge1en, benz
9dring 5u Srinfen 5u seben.A Gr fiilte
tofort einen groBen b0l3ernen Napf nit
Wafer nnb iteIte ibn im ben adfig.
Nls Der gelebrte 8erliner am ndhften
gforgcn bas intere1ante 3bier beiidt;s
gen lpollte. fanb er es to6t Dor: BEN
&opf bate es in ben Wa}Iernapf gee
tau6t-ber 9drius mar ertrunfem.
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Dem KIN SierTpH mir

= 9em XIX. Steele" miro aus
glmiens gemelbet: rOieler Gage bai
lt6 eln yabnpdrter Der Norbbabn, Der
bier ipobnbaft 1T, in ieiner Sdeune ers
ldngt. furs nabbem feline syrau pou
3miaingen entbunben tpor6en iuar.
Oieie 5ueiflungstbat erregte aroBes
Nufleben, ba Der betreffenbe Yabnmdrz
ter tiiemals ielbitm0rberii6e Mblidten
tunbgegeben bat. 9Bir baben inbeiIen
ben geluegsriinben nadgeforId)t unb
tn erfabrnng gebra6t, baB bic Ser
ipaltung Der Observation-Disclosures uns
barmber5ig ale 9lngeltellten entIdBt, hte
mebr mie 2 ainber 5efommen. gun
bate Der frogli6e 8abmpdrter id,on
elm Sinh nn6 als ibn ieine Grau plob=
lid NIT 3millingen befdentte, mar linn
ieine @ntlaiiung getpiB. Gr 3oa ben
5ob benz Glenb Dor. llnb man Fudlt
INNER nod nad ben uriaden Der Gutz
polfernng Sranfrei6s!"
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4. 6 q piteI.

Die alte Silbsrmiinse liegt por Dir,
Die SJrift perl0iht. oaS Bilbnii MI.
uerfennbarl
Ood) nun onrdgliiht Der Gorider lie
anI &obleu,
llno anT Der unid)einbaren Gladle, iiebc,
Vun ldnuilt nno wadlt Die ate Gd,rilt
berpor
Hno la9t Dir giiibeno ibre aIten 9Dorts.
e. Sdeierl
auS oem Dorfe Sber@Rotbein mar.
idirte Elm Erupp BON ungefabr flint
3ebn frdftigen aJidnnern tn fd,lid,ter
Arbeitertrad)t ben 6abripes gu 5dloR
Rotbeim binanf. s5r0blid blisten Sic Si
au9tn in ben pon Der &dlte lebbajt ,ss
rSthettn @eii1teril, nno inan1es friid)e,
mitunter fucbl etiuaS osrbe 5dersmort
fiirjte ben 9Ses. Gs mar ebeu erit
Tag semorbeu, Elm ipuuberberrlids-
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Il. WoLFSoN,

9tautnnng bon Sonur 2Saaren it alien 9epmteunents
mah Serf"mi 5n abe9af biaieen Nreiln
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tsrnnseleeatsnms llebertrasanses,

Suzanne unb Soiepb 9ioie an s..
SdulBe jun. @runbfiid al San Ser
naubo Sir. $500.
Caroline @ottbarb Oil Garl Qeimri6
SeibenIhnnr. 100 2(fcr 2anb an Der
geona, Il Meilen blilid bon 2eon
Springs. S4S5.
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sSreo. 9in8el. aomtraftpr
nno 8 a usllnternehmer, empiieblt
ii6 benz bauluitigen publifum. Sat
bas Nlamo Weriiderunssz@ @eieaidaftss
Gebdube unb anbere arobere 8auten
anfsefiibrt. Office 1923 Npe 8.
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Sin 9ampiidbiff nit 0saufuutsu oe
hetSf!

50 unipabrideinIid nie biss fliuat,
1T es bod. ipie aus Mnrieille beridtet
miro. tbatiddli6 paiiirt. 9fidt uenis
ger benn 45 groBe Sdde, peld)e nit
ioldem foitbaren papier angefiiGt mas
rem, purben por ben gierigen Seiserm,
bic gar gu gerne ipenigitens eine Sanb
boil bebalten bdtten, III Dem Mafdinene
Sfen berbrannt. @s lparen 8iuet5
Der ganf bon 9llgier. iueI6e annullirt,
unter ben augen beS DIRECTORS ben
6lammen iibergeben wurren.
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Semtid, GngliiAe gH,ttc,
Can Nntomio, 9eras.

Nnsrtannt tii4tise 2ebranStal. fiji 8naber
Ino Wdoben; leit oreiBis Sabren in reet.
W'rilamtsit. Surtreifitbe 9ebrfrsfte unite,
bepabrter Seitnns. Der ensIiiden Sprahe
ip're, spte Der beutlhsn, polle 8e6nuns 5es
trasen. anberben, linterrih. im Spaniiben.
@inigermascn nnrbereitets Sbiiler fiuoen ie.
ber3eit Muinabns. yidbsre au0funit ertb:iIen
3err &. 8reos, Yrditbent bts Shnl Sprs
ftanbss une 9Em. 8arbed, Direftpt Der
MnitaIi. tu,r-
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e5n, 9epartemte,tt fir aleiberftpffc

1at n ormle &eboutn pa gegf bic qie aaerben uni
finfen gBaara eben sSe6en in grfaunen.
9nn ene Dame elegant geeibet ein mill 10 bebo nr
sroBen Snmme mebr, beien 3med gu erreidem
Us I anmo9 ale prelsermdBgungn ansufabn; elm u
ngeas unb ne prfung Der beebeen Deparmens ab Sic Bette
Musfunft
Sn oerf6eoenn alebeon mie Crepe Gents ua au IA uub
adO su l5 Gents n bic pre au Gents pe garb braaes
porben. . o''ss
800 paar 6errengenber gaar obernr @hnt beHe uo
taf DIE gu 81 90 bg ein Darben en prfau ebrz
baup fnb I'M @obns &ebuone einaetrn bic pou ssm
uabrgenommem wer6en fouten.
Die Snbe So bas paar aab f6nnn aar uid nbrtrohu m
oen 9Sr babn lie in allen Gaeons Sebs paa garanir
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Iaes, mas in ben beiten 9lpotbes
fen 81 baben 1T, bel S obn 6. 6 If,
Farmers Drug Store.
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Srosilen unb Yatentz tzWebisincn
bel 5 o bn G. 6 Of, Farmers Drug
Store.
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ccStm WtDbel : 9eparteute1tt

hnoet ELL bofanbsr ausoertau aat Cine gan MaR Mo 9eppt
nHo atfn no aus Dem sager ausgefea nit ipobgen prt
marfir morben, benn mir mOan dnea bamit aufraumen
Sobe galnubbo ptom b @aufable BON $S so auf IS so
rebu3irt
Sooe 9BaannBbol &lappfable $4 90 auf rbust
u a Stibe nit bopper 2bne @Aden flbsr $780,
ieg 1925 anberz@abl ioIb annuBbo aber $780, bt
9leod)rdnte bon 81 aumdts S6lafmmeSts aufm6rs
Jn Aaten JuBsSeppen @nbenbden 1T ba 2asr unl46pnt@
Mnes bQg biaig!
Sepplb Nefte! Strpbmattemz Gete Bon Darb il 20
Darbs 9nans porbae Bargains biaia ba6 Seber ftu u
Ale He no nit ben preen peieben 2dnge anaeaeben
Sa pubfnm wB 0ab spinnn fanu unn Is unsren qus
perfauf benubt.
, 1892-11-23
MINOR MENTION.

Yesterday Justices Crandall and Rath-
bun asked permission of the county COM
missioners to use basement rooms at the
county court house for offices, but were
asked a rental of $l3 and Slipper month.
Mandorine oranges and persimmons, the
first OF the year. at Merchant & Co.'S. fruit
store. IT,
Oaucuses for electing delegates to the
democratic city convention will be held
Saturday night at O'Clock as follows:
First, democratic club room, 8 delegates;
Second, Columbia hall, Z; Third, old school
house, 8; Fourth, Byrne's store building,
4; Fifth corner Thirteenth and Adams, s;
Sixth, BoutWelPs store 3.
The post office will be closed tomorrow
except from to pm.
Fresh lot New York concords at Merchant
q Co.'S, fruit and candy store 1t.
, 1892-11-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
QUITE IMPORTANT.

Regarding the new headquarters of the
board of trade i'll the court house base
ment, c. ]. Lord sale this morning that the
first thing attended to would be the fur
nishing of the room so the board could
hold meetings there. In the course of
time shelving will be put up and speci-
mems of the agricultural products of
Thurston county placed on exhibition. 1t
is intended to make fair representation
of what Thurston county produces, for the
especial benefit of visitors. The room will
be left open so visitors may be taken in at
any time and shown whatcan be found in
the Capital county. Samples will be So
icited from specialists in various lines and
will be properly marked and classified. 1t
will take some little time to make the col
lection complete, but when once accom-
Plished it will be of great value in promot-
ing the prosperity Of the commonwealth.
, 1892-11-23

land. Later, when number of congenial
Elks adjourned to private room at Cap
tain Doane's, the matter was again brought
up. DR.. Ingham produced some fresh vac
cine points and offered to accommodate
the whole crowd free of charge He had
scarcely said the word before Sam Wood
ruff peeled off his coat and told the medieo
to proceed. As an evidence of good faith
Dr. lngham had DR.. Jento administer the
vaccine to himself first, and then he went
the rounds. Among the jolly good fellows
present were r. G. OiBrien, Sam Woodruff
W. A. Botkin, Gus Harris Fred Carlyon,
Frank Convey, NJ. E. Reed, N. Kaufman,
Hugh Kemper, Drs. Jento and Ingham, A.
IL. Adams, Geo. G. Mills and H. r. Shep-
erd. Frank Convey and the mayor, how
ever, did not partake of the smallpox pre-
yentatiye Others present, however, say
their arms are becoming sore already.
, 1892-11-23
cHAMRERs IN TIE TOWER.

The court house tower is a spacious af-
fair. Properly barricaded it would make
an admirable place in which to confine po-
itical prisoners. Indeed it would not take
much to transform it into a veritable white
tower, similar to historic structure bv
that name near the river Thames in Lon
don The Thurston county tower has been
designed for more laW-abiding purposes
than the incarceration of kings and queens
and other notables. Up and above the Of
flee of superintendent of county schools
can be found cosy little rooms, nicely fur
nished and provided with gas burners and
electric light fixtures, where star chambe
sessions could be held without
fear of interruption or molesta-
ton. What these rooms were designed
for nobody knows. 1t seems that
they we're made more to keep the space in
the tower than anything else, on the sup
position that they would come handy some
time in the future. They are reached by
way of the winding stairway rising from
the top floor, and could be made useful
only in case Of the court house being badly
overcrowded.
, 1892-11-23
CONTROVERSY OVER SCHOOL LANDS.


The state land commission, at meet
ing this morning decided to reconsider the
matter Of the sale of school land near Sc
attic, the sale of which was disapproved on
account of a presumptive collusion among
the bidders for the purpose of keeping the
price down. At the sale in question J. D.
Boyd bought 80. II acres for SIS an acre, and
the robertson Mortgage company pur-
chased two tracts, one of 40 acres at $50 per
acre, and one of 38 acres at $40 per acre.
Seattle parties have protested on the score
that the notice of sale was advertised in
such way that they did not know it
would take place. On the other hand, the
successful bidders have threatened to bring
mandamus proceedings to compel the
commission to approve OF the sale as it now
stands. Representations are made that
the land will now easily bring 500 an acre.
Monday December 18th, has been fixed as
a date upon which to hear all arguments
pro and con and make final disposition of
the matter.
, 1892-11-23
rHE couNrY rRnAsuRrR,s poNn.

A. A. Phillips and Geo. Gelbach, the
newly elected county treasurer, called up
on the county commissioners this afternoon
and asked that the treasurer's bond be made
as low as possible. Mr.. Phillips expects to
be one of Mr.. Gelbach's bondsmen. Ac-
cordlng to the provisions of the law the
bond this time will be about $3.50, 600. 1t
is expected, however, that it will be placed
at 100000 as it is hardly probably that the
treasurer will have more than $4,000 on
hand at one time. Treasurer Mann's or
iginal bond was S35 900, but was afterward
Increased to $4,000 on account of the court
house fund.