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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
First publcat on. Oct. 27th, 1893.
Nu ~ mons.

State Of South Dakota, County Of Grant, ss.
In Jusilce's Court before 5. NJ Pasco, Justice
of the Peace.
.. ". Anteman plaintiff, VS. W lille G. Woodard,
defendant.
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting to
Willie Il. Woodard, defendant.
lol ure herci y summo red to appear before
me nj my Office IN the cltv Of Mllbank, IN said
county on thc1th day of October, 1888 at 10 clock
n, m, to answer the complaint OF the above
named plaintiff who claims TO recover OF you the
sum of 81 - ana interest from June 3rd, lS92 a.
ten per ceht per annum, upon your promlssory
note gwen by you TO plaintiff June Srd, 1892. aud
You are hereby titled that If you fail to appear
aud answer SAID comp INT AS above required,
said plaintiff will take judgment against You for
the said sum Of W .25 and interest as boyc, be
sides costs.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of October,
A. d. 1893
S. M PAsco
Justice of the Peace within and for Grant county
South Dakota.
70 the sheriff or any constable OF sad Grant
county, greeIin Make legal service hereof, and
due return.
TO Willie e. Woodard, defendant above named:
Take notice that the above Summons ls served
upon you by pnniica'iun pursuant to an order o!
: N. Pasco. Justice o. the peace IA Aforesaid.
made on the 25th day of october, A. ID 1888, and
the complaint in said action was hled IN the
office OF said Justice of the Peace. on the 18th
dnv OF October 1873.
Yon are further notified that said action is ad-
ionrncd nntiI the 10th day OF December y. ID.
1898, at 9 O'Clock, A. Nj.
S. NJ PAsco,
Justice OF the Peace
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GOOD ADVICE.

\ patriotic citizen should give his
klrHort and influence to increase
fulation Of his home paper which
the American policy Of Protcc-
u IS his duty to aid in this respect
Fy way possible. After the home
is taken care Of, why not sub
for the AMERICAN ECONOMIST,
bed by the American Protective
|Leaguc2 One of its corrcspon-
bays: "No true American can
Png without it. consider It the
(st and trucst political teacher in
hited States"
h postal card request for FREQ
|ecopy. Address Wilbur F.Wake-
General Secretary. l35 Nest sd
lew York.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
First publication Nov. 81, 1873.
Notice Of Mortgage Fore
closure Sale.
a " NON
Police Justice ofthc Peace.

Whereas default has been made In the condi
tloas of u certain mortgage executed aha ae S'i
ed by Theodore q. Weber and JOANNA Aeber, ms
Mlfe mori gagors to K. Murphy ana ID. " I.
Fountain. mortgages. dated the Ath day of Jhiy
A. D. 1851 aud recorded In the Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds of the county ofGraht III the Ieirl-
tory Of Dakota now state of South DAKOTA. on
the 18th day of July. A d. 1884, at $50 o'clock,
a. III book T. Of mortgages. on page 40, winch
sad mortgage has been for valuable consdcra
ton duly assigned to LOUIS BreitkrentZ by an
assignment dated the 18th day OF June, A. ~.
1892 and recorded in The office OF the Resister OF
DeeGs Of said county OF Irant, on the "a DAY ol
September, A. d. 1898, al 30 o clock a. M. III
book 30 of mortgages on page 20
And Whereas, There is now calmed to be due
at the date of this notice the sum of three nun
tlred and th,rty-nine dollars and eight cents
(s:}3a osl principal and inter st. and the sum Ct
fifty dollars $50 oo) attorneys Tee as stiphiat
in said mortoag in case of for closure, and ID
| action or pr0teeding at law or in equity has
| been commenced 10 recover the said indebt d
nees secured by the said mortgage.
/ Notice Ia hereby given thai ny virtue or :
| power OF sale contained in said mortgage and Of
| the statute in such ma e and provided, the
sald mortgage Will be fore~losed by sale OF lhe
/ mort gagged premises therein described, ~ pnbnc
| auction at the front door of the court house IN
/ the CITY Of Milhank in the county OF Grant and
/ state OF South Dakota, by the Sherln or sald
/ day Of December, 4. ID. 1893, at clock IN the
| afternoon, to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on said mortgage with the interest
thereon and dcosts and expenses OF 9 ~ ana my
u NOIlhTS MN.oVJ dttoAnSJ 2 49, - NN'fN-
| said mortgage.
The premises descrihed in said mortgage. and
az ~ he sOld are situated in the county OF Grant
and State Of South Dakota, aud more particularly
| described ~ follows. tn-Wlt:
| The south half of the north east quarter Of sec
f,on thirty (3e1 and the south half Of the n0rth
west quarter Of eection twenty-nine G.s) IN town
shin enc hundred aud tWenty-onc tl2D north "
range forty eix (d6) west Of 5lh I. NJ
Dated at Milhank, south Dakota. this st day
Of November, A. d. 1893.
LOUIS BREITKRENTz,
Assignee.
OWEN & OWEN and ED. II. IIUEBNER, attorney
for Assignee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
First publication Dec 8.

at Wsttr,own, S D.. Dec. 3. 1898.
hereby gwen that the following
kfr has filed notice of his intention TO
|Commuted /. G.. proof in support OF
Bal that said proof Will be made before
|dr in his absence the Clerk of Circuit
shInnnk, South Dakota, Oh Friday,
Eh 1854. viz:
|NALTER b. SAUNDERS,
i No. i3,5G5, for the SWA OF Sec. Is,
Range IS.
4 thr following witnesses 10 prove his
csidence upon. and cultivation OF
~:
.yaaci. snmue, McCn!,om. Ghas. Hey
faIuual, all Of Milhank S ID
+. + PHlLLIPs, Register
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First publication Nov. Sd, 1893.
Summons.
5. VI PAsCO,
Justice of the Peace.

summons.
State of South Dakota, County Of Grant,ss
In Justice conrt before A W Movus. Police
Justice Of the Peace.
A j Parker plaintiff against >. Ehret de-
fendant
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting to
A j Ehret. defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear hetore me
at my Office in Big Stone CITY, III aAd county on
the 2sth dav Of October, A. ID. Is 3, AZ O'Clock
u m to answer t. the complaint or the ABOVE
named plaintiff. a. j Parker, who Gains 70 re-
cover OF YOU the sum Of Fifty dollars, with
interest from March ith, 1888, for attorneys ices,
objection charges, livery hire and costs of court
and officers III obtaining judgment against "he
samuel Ferguson, in the winter or lSh2-95, pre-
youe to March 4th. 1873, all of Wnlch ~ past que
and uupaid and demand having been made. ana
,ou are hereby notified that If you fail TO appear
snd answer as above required said palntlH VIII
take Judgment for the above amount ana costs
and Disbursements IN thls act on.
Given under my hand this 15th day OF October,
A, ID. 1898 Nv
Police Justice OF the Peace of the city of Big
Stone City. Grant county, , -.
To the sheriff or any constable OF saiu braht
county, greeting, make legal service hereof, ana
due return
ToA. J Ehrct defendant above named:
Take notice that the above summons Is served
upon YOU by publication pursuant to an order 81
4 " Moy:u4, Police Justice o. the feace ~
aforesajd d. made on the 2Sth day OF october, lS+"
snd the complaint IN said action was hen III ih'
office of snd Justice Of the Peace on the @o'A ods
of October, 1888.
Yon are further notified that said action is 90
| iaurned until the 18th day of December, ls'5, a
! O lock, a. IN ~ No.,
Police Justice of the Ieice.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-15
i nnblication Dec. lst, 1898,
Timber Culture.

IoMce. Watertown, 3 D. Nov. Is, 1898
1, hayltg been entered at this office by
against Gamaliel G. Freeman,
n conpI, With the laV a. 70 Tim her.
I'M NJ. 47.3, dated August 70. 1851,
knheastQaartcr section IL. township
! Grant county, ;. = with a view to
stun OF said entry; contestant alieging
EeIr freeman has not during any of
KIM. the year 1883 planted or caused 10
|,,y trees, ire seeds, nuts or cuttings
kpud. or any portion thereof; an1 has
k,.A or caused to be cultivated
Or portion Of said land
ma failure still exists, the said parties
{sammoned to appear at this office o.
Of January. 1884 ut 8 O'Clock !. NJ !,
snd furnish testimony concerning
failure.
t p. PHILLIPS, Register.
gstAsE, Attorneys for Contestant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-24

NO record eA eli and viil ees GOOD allow.
ancs In bnth svents. In practices he hau
been throwing the hammer 81 feet ana
putting the shot - feet 8 inches, which
perfosmsntes. II npeatsd q the games.
win make lin practically csrtain of win
ming.
Allan E.piin II entered In the l0o-vard
220-yard sid 44D-yari dashes ana the IN
yard hurdle. In the lfD yards he gets
start Of tuA yards from Raiey, the captain
and quartet back u the Multnomah's xooe-
bali team. RaIey 10 credited with ruunine
the 100 yards in 10 is seconds While It
Amherst. He II said not 20 be In fir,t-
class form gov, bat i nevertheless dan
gerous mar.
The mes who went to Portland vers
also enieret in the games OF the James
Bay Club, ~ victosia, which Iikevfse take
pisee today. This was done before the
date OF the Portland games uas changed.
In this way the team vas kept from going
TO Victoria: The Athletic club will not IS
entirely without representation at Veto.
ria Pottes and Clark are entered in the
bicvcls racss. Potter. who il . recent No
QUESTION ID the club, has settled hi, rieht
20 being thy best amateur vhselmsn in the
PAcMc Notthwest, and % none Of the
Victoria evsnts are handieaps, he should
win ry<hing he enters. Clark il also
riding In good form and ought not to
come back Without one or more trophisA
I'M sBASB8ALL 18CO9D.
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GAMBLING HOUSES To OrEN.



The gamblers we're 10 have grand open
tonight The Cresens programme Is for
the nelcho. Butter. Horseshoe and NJ. &
n. to make tae break at once. There is
but one obstacle in the way o: this. and
that obstacle is Chief Jackson. The gam
blers are desperate and intend making
this the mosS determined fight they have
vet made 81 Chief Jackson persists in
standing in; their way they sntend to
sweep him aside. They feel sarc they can
do ,s,s-for 3 not the administration with
thems
For months Chief Jackson has had an
uphill hght:,o keep gambling even under
the ban Of suppression. WAen Mayor
Ronald weaE away on March il vas
understood rAat the games ~ere 10 &c ran
ming when lie returned. or st least the
San asers sxy. they had such assurances
from those 1ho had the say Na, ;hcy
couu.e. witssoui their host; Chief Jack
sea waS neg counted a. having say.
Since then ne deal hss been made and
the games nave made every preparation
for san. bus Chief jackson has rexolIiesy
stood in the. Say. Then the determined
nsh, ~aieh has eeen wsgrd against the
ehsel os goikoe Was insngarsied- Acting
Mayor Millet has been bis open ana pro-
noaneea eaesay. The forte has been dis
organized an the chief haanp<rcd in every
way. The gfsnbiers have been rronased
before each f;eesing Of the police commits
s,ouers that She chief should BE removed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-24

Rober; wirSsis las been appointed receiver
OF the Mercaants' National haak. o: Tacoma
Tho Rank OF MaSsfs. Ca, OF which n ".
TocS,in 10 president and j. z. Newman cashier,
failed To oren 10 doors Friday.
TIE cora p.sollsr o. tie currency has ordered
Rsn< Examiner clesry 70 take charge OF the
flyy: National hark. OF WnatcoEA
The Ca,asac: bank. OF Niagara Falls. the larry
est n the eft. failed Friday wifh s7o.so de-
po.sa r 4. Porter 10 prosidsns sna Ds.Aacey
Rsnktae cashier.
The First National bank. o! San Be,n.d!un
Cal. @. xascn Joseph Brown 10 president ana
a H. Kohl cAsAieg. suspsndsd on June - siie.
wlsAssxnt.ng . sva davs run TIE hank vii. ss-
open ttis r.orusng.
The State Rank OF Minneapolis. With sloa 900
capital. ss,ace sarplus ana ts-o.aoo ceposi,a
closed ia docrs GA Friday. X Ko.tSsArd 10
president aat c. A BioEaaulss assissant cashier
The 9eposiiars s.s ssosfiy scaa1!asvlAua
TIE Peoples Home savings bank OF san Fran-
cisco. II Consequence o! tse failure o. the Pa
ezae hans. elossd 10 dcoss on luas IL the two
asnks being under practically tie saze mar
sseneaI The other commerctA eAnks in the
e1sy texl secure ana no TaHs Of eoaesqo snos
have lcsa made % theR
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FoHr DoissE. Ia. juno 2a-Albright and
Smith. Of she cowboy racers. arrived 1t
$3.50 O'Clock last night. Albright stopped
for the night. but Smith went on. Jones
left at 8 O'Clock this morning and Camp
bell and Albright at s. All the horses ex.
cspt Campbeii's arc in good condition.
Doc Middle:oa arrived ~ noon. His horse
II in good ahape and he will proceed at 2
O'Clock. Campbell's horse was taken sick
~ Duncomte.
DrBuauY. June 23-Jos Gillespie and
"Rattiesnaks Pete reached Cedar Falls
at 8 30 o'clock this evening and Berry half
nm horr latsr. They put up for the night.
Gillespie hes two good horses and says he
viii reach dubuque Sunday at noon. Pete
has but one horse and Berry's are reported
70 be weak.
WArrRLoa. Ia, Juno 23-John Berry. the
leader in thh cowboy race, registered hero
ct $50 O'Clock ton,gh.
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teams ran away on Commercial street yes
ferday aftsrnoon- The driver. who Vas
NOT in the Wagon but Who had succeeded
In grabbing the reins when the horses
started. Vas dragged quite distance until
the wagon came in contact with pile
driver and went 70 pieces- Those Who
say the stair thoaght the driver had been
killed. He emerged from the wreck, how
ever. with badly torn rsimeas. hastily
picked up pocket comb and = lead pencil
and disappeared doxn the street in pur-
suit Of the ho-Ses
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1Arcos1. Juno rs . m-Cloudy: liRht
eousAvess vind- PasssA in-sh ~ 8 = m: tug
discovery. ss = =. Passed o0f-seh
Husnsms. in sov; ssur.nssssd ses. q m !:
sss Umatiiia. q p m: iouf-masted sch. u lis
p N: tug Ho!yoko. Outside, bound In
MEAN Bar. Jnss A-Sr m-Cloudy: light
southwest wind.
cLAlIAu BAy. Juns as p n--Cloudy
ana eaia-
PYsHr, June a-sn m Cloudy ana calm
Poss CssscSx1. Juns as p m--Cloudy
and calm
rosr A.esIsa Juss MS p n.-cIoudy:
light west wind
Poar TovxsExp. Juss 1-lspseial lEsailsd
-Bkta C. c. Funk. from Port Blakslsg for
benieta. laden with Telegraph poles.
The tug Discovery toved the sehr Ethel Zane
from Port Gamble yesterday, bound 70 Port
Hartford
sehr Husnems Win sasl from Tseona somor-
row Tor san Pedro
The steamer Haysian Republic arrived from
Vancouver via Nanaimo todsy. laden With .
general Oriental cargo Iof mp sound poses and
the Columbia rivee.
PoKf GAMsIs. June 23-gspscial. s-Sailsd-
Sch Ruby Cousins, for San Diego The follow
Ing vesesis afo in port loading: Bs ah Old Ksn-
sington. Capt NcKechic. Tor Aigoa Bay. south
Africa: Chill BIZ Suliteima. Capt Hardy. for
africa, Peru: Am BIZ Bcnausa, Capt stssson. for
oakland: Am BIZ Palmyra. Capt Keller, for
Oakland: Amsh Dansos. Capt Ashe, Tor San
Pedro; Am Oh epokane. Capt Bsandenhurs. for
Vallejo Juacttou: Am Oh Comet Capt Tofu-
strom. Tor San Pedro: Am Oh General Banning,
Capt chasterdon. Tor Vallejo Junction
San FRANcIsCo. June 2a-Clea1od-osr South
Coast. for Portland: str wslia wslls. for Vic
toria and Port Townsend. Dspartsd-Bkta J.
y. Grifdths. for Port Hadlock
NV YORK. June A--AYrtved-WoSkends
from Rotterdam; Fussss Bismarck, firm HAM
burg: Island. from Copenhagen: city OF Rome.
from Gissgow: Dania, from Hamburg
kINsALs. June A-raoeed-Ottoman. from
Boston.
BsEHEN. June 14-AsRivsd-weimer, from
Baltimore.
sourHAMrfos. Juns A-Ar1fved-Aueusta
Victoria, from New York.
PHILADELPHIA. June Acknowledgement
from Glasgow.
NEW YORK. June 0-Arrivcd-Cisy Of Paris,
from southampton, and Campania. from Liver
pool. Neither vessel bfoke the record.
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AMUsEMKNrs.


Lsdass' Matinee ~ CcrdPay's.
Another packed house saw THE Black
Crook" performed 1t Coriray's last night
Ii Was very enthusiastic audience and
merfiment and applause prevailed
throughon. the entire presentation.
Many who have seen Kiralfy's production
OF the same piece pronounce Cordray's
display equal in many respects. The
smoothness with which the acts run i, 4
noteworthy feature. There is not IN in
tervai in the whole performances that is
not yell filled BY something entertaining,
and one never loses sight Of the story OF
the drama. Notwithstanding the numerous
specialfies introduced. The ballet is a
very pleasing adjunct. and the three sets
OF costumes worn in the principal evolu-
tons are extremely pretty. ~ are the
figures and movements made by the men,
hers. Ladies' matinee today should prove
. big affair and those attending are re-
quested to DO in their seats as O'Clock
sharp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-24

Z E.alLA wAtLA. June 22.-tspeciai. l-The
WAg race meeting Of the Agricultural Assccls-
GDK Rgan today. Rain commsnccd this after
oeea, making the track heavy. Following 10
MsHsxfy Of the fsces:
Eguf fariongs. 1ysar -olds-cc.a Jones won.
o1s5a ssare second. Grover third. limo, :5sss.
5sat,ins. 2,ss cisss. mile aud . quarter and
su1est-Bilsy .. won. Lnylos seco0d. Charley
1Essf third. Beet time, 8: l5i
Gent emen's DRIVING race tor buggy hofoes--J.
|ess dell Won. 7. H. Brents second, Chris Ennts
|hisj. !. II. Cauvsi fourth, Thomas Iynca nth
EDtEss time. sASts-
lys the quarter Of . mile bicycle race l. Hunsi-
~ kcn. with 9. y. Jones second aud Julius
Etees third.
NAttA wAILA. June u Especial. Tho Sec
oi:tsys racss were attended By largo crowd.
n4Saees were good Summaries:
fsrse furlongs- PIN Ear won, Uncle Tom sec-
osii4aaon third Time. IS
fsaS fusiouge-chasnpaigue won. London oee-
Z os% I poa't Krow third. Time, .4s1S.
E$a year-oId tfot--won IN two straight heats
II Sstf Ruth. salsess second. Last Chance third
~. i:t7i<. 49,
4 rs lics .! . race--w. Moore won. I. Hunsiekef
Gesad, v. Hunxickcr third. Time. s.26
3 snmosy,w Klamath. with running msts. viii
~ 70 ssnst the North Pacific. coast record for
DExai.sa
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PoRr TowSsExp, June 23.-lSpecial. l.
What promises to be pretty race was
commenced today between the schooners
Corona, carrying 500 900 feet of lumber,
and tho Excelsior, carrying $4,000 feet.
from Port l3lske!ey TO Newport, Cal Both
vessels are l.,adcd with lumber Newport
is an open :oadstead and only ono vessel
can discharge in the harbor at time, con-
sequcntly sEe schooner that arrives second
mus, lay Off AZ sea waiting for the other to
finish disctsarging. The captain Of each
vessel has placed a small wager on the re-
suit Of the RICE. Both schooners are evenly
matched in sailing aua.itie, and had an
even start from Cape Fiat,ery.
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vAKIOLOID ON MOGuL



Tacoma. June 23-Agens Prichard, of
the Northern Pacific steamship line, said
today:
Tho Mogui will 10 here tomorrow for Victoria
She has no smallpox on board. One fireman
had the vstio.e.d. tut he Is getting along oil
right, and the vessel would have been allowed
10 co mo here At once II the necessary fourteen
DAYS had elapsed AZ IL 10 the vssse. will Re
fumsgatei ami will then come here
As regards smallpox having broken on.
aboard the Mogui previous TO her sailing
when hero before, Agent Prlchard SAYS:
After ste had cleared it VAS stated by the
doctor that hs bad . suspicious case. but there
Ma 10 rsal cases o. smallpox aboard. have
since heard from Japan thai she arrived with
all atns rs veil
II there VAS no smallpox aboard the
Mosal on the last trip the Joke is on sew
e-si Of the leading government officials.
who threw away good suits OF cloths while
lahoriug under the belief that the disease
had made its appearance aboard.
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"s.s<rss ~ bringing Rack Trophtes
food xciists nj XlciaHln.

- "Soa-N fcitsfs ~ NtrtOtbn.
"a sesm of athletes which is To carry
w sshass Of the Seattle Athletic Club az
:ganes Of the Maisuomah Athletic
islay LETT Yesterday morning Tor
AA The party consisted of f. Coke
fsank Il. Atkins. George ESpsia and
esp'in. Last night Feed X. S.ruve.
: M OF the elub. followed the team To
s.sad. and Viii have charge os the men
:: their stay there.
aensered IN the mile and haif-mile
Is scratch Iaaa in both. but un-
80 handicapped 30 an unreasonable
ought IL win both. lie made
e:a3 Records a; the University ot Cali
N lons-iis;sacs running. and al
81 present not able 10 repeat his
saess 'aeFs, car probably give any
sne NIL he entered az Portland a
ais. ~ - '''~
hs Is scratch man in both .he run
Sa and running broad iamp. Beck,
Har'on highlampe-. Of the Mutt
gets an inch and hall the best
tie j. a errs; man ln1oors, has
- 'sri has never done better than 5
~ inches IA t eoates, Il the game
s"sle university last meath Atkins
feet I inches Ia ;Ae running
Ak'ns gives lhs next hes, man, &C
70 ,he hsu3sesrVer. = star, Of =
al hslf. Nevertheless, Atkins.
as record u NJ tecs stands . good
% Il Winning.
w Esplsa Is looked upaa as almost
- winner IN shsossng tue hammer
s~ssaS tie sAos lie las practically
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new shaft 10 being put into the EdnA
Steamer Homer, from San Francisco. was due
last night
Tug Wasp brought In boom Of legs yssssr.
day from Hood canal for A. q Cary.
Schooner Norma. Capt Thompson, arrived ct
ean FEacisco Monday. eleven days from this
port
Til. bark vidssss. Cap. Pyle. eleven day.
from Port Madison, has arrived In San Fran.
eisco
Tug Violet brought In saooo fest Of cedar
lumber and . seow load OF wood from Colby
yesterday.
The little tug Colby lie deserted st Ains.
worth Dunus dock. she 10 owned In Ia
coma and the lease under which che has been
opsrssed has expired.
Ship Spartan. Capt Polite. made the trip to
San Francisco In eight days. having arrived
there last Monday.
Steamer Nultnomah viii not make the run to
Tacoma and Olympia on Sunday, bat will lay
up to undergo thorough cleaning.
The local Inspector went 70 Port Blakeley
yesterday TO inspect the s. ~ Rentou, and the
Anna n Pence took that steamers run for the
day
ship Hester will sail from San Frsncisco for
Seattle on June 20 with freight for the Derrick
Steamship liue. which 10 the new name adopted
By tho company
m00o
~ to what the City OF Aberdeen intended to do,
but there il talk Of putting her on the run from
Tacoma 70 Everett
Steamer City OF Aberdeen took the Ellis run
yesterday. Capt seymour Is stiii looking for :
boat to take the place OF the Grace. which WAS
burned last Sunday. and meantime the Ellis II
carrying the mail
The bark McNesr. Capt. Swan. which had 90
much trouble with the crew when in Seattle.
has arrived At San Francisco after trip OF four
teen dsya Tho cases against Capt swan have
been dropped. ~ the United States grand jury
failed to End an indictment against him
Capt Beck. Of tho bark Harvester. was In the
city yesterday. His ship has just completed
loading lumbe. 1t the Old Tacoma mill and has
l..as.Vco feet for Guaymaa Capt. Beck is wait
ing for Emil Schnaur, son Of Capt Schnaur, OF
the ship Eve, whp 10 coming on the Homer and
viii be a passenger on the Harvester.
Capt fau,son procured the second piiedrivcr
yesterday with which to help raise thu Myatic
There was not power enough on one driver to
If. on more than Quo tackle ~ time and il il
thought two will DO the work The Mystic has
been lifted out Of the mud and the opinion is
quite general now that the sanken tug Will be
brought to tho surface