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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-23
SQUIRE
PARK

Will be governed BY certain important ~
strictions:
FlKsr-Lots will be sold only to per-
sons 81 thorough responsibility and good
standine. No one who would not be de-
sirable neighbor will be permitted to se-
cure lot under any circumstances.
SECOND-No house coating less than
$4,000 will be permitted In Squire
Park. Purchasers Of lots are not required to
build. but are restricted from putting up a
house costing less than s., 500 when they
do build. No shanties will 10 permitted
in Squire Park.
TBIkD-Construction OF houses will
not be per9isted within IS feet 81 the
sidewalk.
There will positively be no deviation
from these rules, which we are sure will
be highly approved by all persons seeking
a high class neigh borhood and no one else
will be interested in this property.
BY the way. one entire block has been
reserved for park purposes for the pres
ent, but ultimately for the residence Of
Senator Squire.
The title is perfect and every purchaser
will receive an abstract.
Crawford & Conoyer are sole agents for
lot. in Squire Park without houses. Next
Monday. March %. they will offer for sale
50 lots at the uniform price Of 81, $50 each,
Persons first to make selections will
naturally secure the best bargains and in
. short time an advance in price on the
remaining lots will bs announced. Terms
are one-third cash, one-third on or before
one year and one-thtrd on or before two
years. In this way the deferred payments
may be paid at any time and interest then
ceases. OF course. no corners will be in
ciuded at the price named.
The Union Trust Co. ID prepared to
sell lots and build houses and has entire
charge of that branch of the business.
You can have house built to suit your
self and pay for it on very easy terms.
This is by eli odds the finest property in
the city where . home can be secured in
that way.
Interest . Fer Cent. on deferred pay
ments.
For lots on easy terms, apply TO
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RENT0N~
ADDITION

This is something We have been hoping TO
announce for several months and 1t will
be gratifying news to many persons who
have had their minds set on certain choice
locations In Renton Addition which here
tofore have been withheld from sale.
The lots that have been reserved up to
this time are the very pick Of the addition
and it is possible today to buy just as
choice lots in Renton Addition as when
the property was put on the market three
or four years ago. We have lots now on
all the principal streets including Chest
nut. the very summit Of the plateau occu-
pied by this property. This new batch of
lots in
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-23

The many persons in Seattle who have
been waiting patiently to get under their
own vine and fig tree until they should
be able to select home sites IN
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Spring
HuuIlOTS

CPRIN0 HUMORS, blood humoes, skip huu,ora
y scalp humors with loss Of hair, and every
other humor. whether itching, burning, bleeding,
eerofuloue or hereditary. from infancy 10 are ars
now speedily, permanently. and economically curo
b. that groaie6t of Ill known humce cures. tho
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i7-7I972i-7e3 FRONT St.
MISSES
JACKETS.

A very large stock of Misses
and Children's Jackets will be
shown for first time in Cloak
Department today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-23

We have much pleasure in announcing
that finally the William Ren:on estate has
decided to place on the market . few Of
the choice lots heretofore reserved in
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OR SITE UNIVERSITY.

Esch .~roaSsiirz year isao5.;rates
mora clearly The eIee!ivaoe Q; the
STATE University IS a. Ics:iiuiioa 81
learning, says the Eeao Gazette.
Ewes! co9nI! ~ the State has youcs
representatives xho are being eiU-
css-i and Eho al! 50 forth il tie
~o'la Tally equipped % do LIES work
well, IS bright and sainirE examples
q :ae s5ec; on Cuiversii! ed1rsiioa.
Probably in To o!hsr Ccive-s;:y in
tie United States las So much bs=r
0oos II the sane leosih q time IL
addition 20 the very sb!s corps OF a.
s:-uc:ors 10 the r5Su!a. departments,
the general government has p!soed il
% the iist 10. special military IL
]st.uciion. OF tte li=aienEuts de.
tailed 20. this work ooo4 rank higher
than Lieutenant J. NJ E,s!l, ~ho II
the past three years has Wcn tie re-
speci Of Dot onl! the students, ba;
every . IN Rsso's s:cial swim As
sell The Government EIPs-izea:
StstIon IS Also Of great b<ltS; 20 The
entire State, Prov!dIos accurate il
s~truciion in The seT-rsl departments
0. entomology, Chemistry sni sgri-
culture. j; is 10 d regretted. how
ever. ihst II . State which AUST de-
p=od largely o. lie agriculture POS
sibiii!ies tor future Prosperity, ih=
department u agriculture has b+eu
o~eslecled sy tie rising generation.
We II nsi rely great. Oh toe cuIiiTa-
tim c. small is,cE, AID every isp.
twenty and forty sores 1usi fupp3-I
s~tsruilF sometime 10 The near future;
sn3 ID better oPporiuuii! VAS erer
AHorded 8 young III 20 learn how 20
tickle mother earth ard make Ter
yielda tonniiiul supply o; sIl The
good things tnsn IS sHo!dsd by The
Experiment Station. We cInno; all
be professors in ooe branch q iud7s-
Try. The mistake that may yogrg
unep make IS waiting 70 te lawyers,
doeto5s, civ'! engineers or something
else tia: pronises wealth uIthcu,
mammal lLUor, and the Eoooer ve pay
O attention 70 the everyday way
0! earning our bread, The better for
the prosperity d the Individual and
the coTn unity.
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Sic Meat FiAhlax If,er al.

A pretty ktcry l. tnid OF . YOUNG
married oecple n one VI the so:s!s
Ro:h we're telegraph operators kad
oasA we're ~ ccs time stationed 81
ke!sAaast i.aao nIes part, .s, 90
che saGs line. 10 The West. lhs,
bSSsn talking over The wires. The
Erooa- mlSSSiaS his tutare bride 20.
a man. sss alRos~i by he. TO b<!eve
sucA ~Ss The asa Sine o. his re.
uNrks were %. male eAos oair. b1,
he NSEys 80; $ reply. FaAlIr ~ccs
no. DAY Bob c-ssei up N soi sA;i:
WIS: % roa sxy - trip /. The
mo12Aias trout S<hicst I-2S.-e
ssi.aE tsaoaSs co1! basoks IN ses,h
a. Ike ;hiA"
Il Sou!d ike 10 60 cane hack the
reply. -oa; have 60 rubh-. bo,;s.-
%. re!ihe- have l. That sholldar
sC-sy yos. All you have % do = 10
rHl up yocs trousers xni wade 10
Fo: soDe reAoa " did DO; reply.
AID the friendship vas brokea. Oa
aE cay : Ihe mountains Bob
stopped over $; ~ s.sisAa. IL
toe telegraph rom :. ,ocni a pretty.
Si2eeyel, girl, sbogt ~ Then he
earned A.. T~o sesks l1;er, :. she
hd he- isSe o. a.. sho1lds-. she re-
Marked. y tiSnt ihiak YOU would
like : SiEi ~ho Eoa!a not -ol! up
Sso would not 80 SsAirS.-WHhic.-
ioo Ss=.
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New Appointments

Presfdeai C~ere!.cd made The fc!-
H~InS appointments !~es:sris,:
Collectors g IniescA Rerecae: Al
Der, 4. New. c: Wyoming. Tor the
District q Colorado, Cbss- II Shan
ror, O. Arizona, for TIE is,ric; o.
New MsYico.
Ps;ass:ers: 2 C. An.os A. Sn,-
homish. Wash James Ho-e!G 8: Po..
h1T!!e, CAI, J. ". Schwartz =;
j.ari,e, Mont.
Indian Agents: John F. B. B.en-
son Q! Oresoa. Z; tie Craze r d,
sE-ac!, Oreeo=; ". l. Pozell. 0,
Washington, =. the Nszh Bay Ese-c.,
Wz=hi-S:oa; Le~!s T. E-xir, q
Washington. ~ the Yacjaa agency.
"ssaIcsica; W. L HzrsroYe, Q. H.
dana II the Western Shoshone
agency, in Sevad:; Joseph Robinson
O: Missouri, 81 tie Nez Ps.ces aSeccy
il 1d2hg; J. r YogrS. Q: k~eaiceky,
s; tie Pima ESerc! IL ArDorL-
From the ADORE IL Eii! os seen that
Cleveland l. pursuing his usual tao
iics II appointing -~,sreigns:s- 70 d:
ace IL Nevada Eside-il!. lie does
cot believe n Hone Ru!e.-
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To Refpm the HouSe-

4 .trupg effort, led by sucb neu as
s1-Speake. Reed, Bourke. Cochran,
The Breckinri5ssA Mcmillan. etc, is
70 fs n=de this year 20 SECURE az in
Poriart rs!ors, 10 the Houts Of Pep
r~esentstires.
These Esntlenao sao; tbe 3esEs 70
moved. Their plso ia 70 set apart
~sohc;eni space ior ben:hes IN hold
the members aud 10 partition OF
vriiing.rooins srould the cater pzr,
o. the ser1iciIcie.
The change aon'd ~osks real aud
rslGsbls reform. II would secure at.
tention 70 business. I, soUid bring
the members together &c. & eonpsc;
hojy. II rould stop The csasstsss
eispping Of hands FOR pages rhicb
renders st,soiioo even on tho par; oi
those who ziaa 10 st.eud we'll aish
impossible. II would roosert the
House from q bear garden into q de.
Lucrative bojy.
There u % pnblio ne+d for tbc
acsss. The private needs Of Con.
Gsesaasn in iba, way . be ~ per.
iec;iy supplied by -r,iog rooms q,
,be haos ss bI tho presep. arrange.
neat. IN, change would work no
incouvenioaee ;, soybc1y, ubile !,
would enable Congress 10 attend &c
lis bosinrss, ard that rouid be a Iet,
rs5i:sl re!orie-
Tie dessa ouzh, surely 70 go-S
i. World
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BORING IN THE SEA FOR OIL.
AaerLeAa DrnI<r =. Work for h Aiks-
dos CSsernm<at

ARerLeAa DruI~r ~ work for the AikS-
dos Casernm<Ht
The japanese government has lad IN
its employ 70. over ; year past two eS-
pert oil irille- from the PeansylvAaiA
OIL region, who are experimenting b5-
Ing :o- oil in the waters % the japan
a. one hundred And Siiy ySHis from
Sho-e. icSt outside liI1>N-aSi. = city
% shoct thirteen thousand poPI-
lacoa On the northwestern coast
% Japan AID about ftty-Gve miles
southwest of S;iSsts- They have
Des With Sccces< This ventu-S is -
Es-3cd By the Pittsburgh Dispatch -
p9o-aiSi7S some important develop
meats especially aS Instead OF iha;
government; importing the 1frei oil
tom this country il the quantity IGSy
have been doing they have o e->ci
e5 four OF ave OSner:e< Wi;h ;hc@
;hcy are refining their own oil. tie
producing OF which IS ye, largely ind
equste 10 their demand. and also b.
ginning 20 refine the crude which they
import from the United States AID
Russia The mos: % the refined oil
which they inpo-; from tAiS county
o0e from PailSSeipAx Thei- ao,iye
~- - ---- ~ - go ~ 81
b1: ! little darker and Of fos.y-;ho~
gravity. The PTcsSa: price OF oil ;Acos
l. from taocS dila-S and rveaIs-LNe
eeats 20 ;A0c dollars aod ;~v-Sr:E-nizc
ANTS = ba-Tel. az IN ;hc;. c-:iTe cc--
sercy from tccr IAN AID ninety >1a -
Eve ysn- : yan varies with the prise
ot gold eus ths<e drillsS sad i MS
worth ~S;x:E-Sye and ,h-eS-:o-rAs
eents in eoli when they lct.
~ I6zaosaki. which j. note. - =
SSsiag town the available Shce Ii-e
Is very r--row. i; being c>cuPiea by
the city. immediately bac-; q which
the 'no~untAiaS-" abou: two hrnG1rt
and sity feet high, rise Tie wells
are c-oyiins ou: into the vz.cr c!
the sea, much - they have been doing
49, ST. Mars reservoir IL TIE rcEh-
western part 81 Ohio Abort foar
hundred sid Stty feet GU; tie wafer IS
only some three and one-hsit fee.
deep They usually Pc: down /.
cTbci-g o. leg O. timber, which the:
Ill Il VIII earth and thus obtain the
necessary though somewhat limited
space upon which they can p-.--d
with their operations and to.:aa
Iaey "a out - the derrick tTv1
Ahorc : na---o- walk vp-oa which ;ao
natiTeS car? % land o. their hac,:s
the oil, : few gallons !; time. L.
e'oE IS Se-y cheap iheG, srd mattress
OK for scTsn Jan ! month and
"andT o. board themselves. : yaa be-
ing, As before sisted. .hou; sixty
cent. Taey arc not organized, have
10 such things as labo- unions, .ad
strikes arc unknown. They have r.
set time to- : days work. which IS
practically Gr-i-S dsyl;sat. ~t.cq-ca;-
!? beginning work 81 the wells =, :ocr
o'clocI il the morning.
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THE NEW RAILROAD.

TIE n<2sntSa;ioa Of sh.t q kaosn
~ the Deares, Salt Lake aad San
Ersnetsco railrusd eoGpsry Is b;rS
elected in Beaver. Thirteen esPi-
ta,s.s who represent orer Stty mill
ions OF dollars hare taken The isiiiA-
uve 10 ihs aoveEea;, sih ex Cover
DOR Evans 6. The hesi- Gor-ao-
Evans u An experienced niiroli
nan. havi3E built the Soc:h P.-S.
aud the Deaver, Texas i Gall cSIis.
lie subnii;%i report o. ihe .eEs.bi!-
Ky Of the proposed -os3 10 The Den
( chamber Q. cozn-0ce and ic-
sisted that ao2e. cSn be s2&5!
1bisinsi 20 haa3 eooukh Q. IL. Den-
Re. peop.e vii! start the enterprise
S!;a E tew niI!:oas o. dollars and
o1cds en- readily b scIi 10 complete
tie hrs Railroad pApsrs be.riaS;hs
rao= ~ thae-sa eh cities Is Dearer.
Sal: Lake and SSn Faceasoo ali lie
= perfectly ssis Iure~.asoi
DeoSes baSaess msc are much
slstsa 4: The pns~.S aEd The opi--
Soa P~-SS4i-s that the BurIinSioa and
Peck Ilani nuSis are b-ckins Cot
e-poE Evans, As The presidents Q:
these roA6S have bSS1 TisiioS hin
Lately Everybody believes 10 tie
DenSer, S2ii Lske 4 San Francisco
rsilrosi, and many e:Ge=cs Q: Ds2vsr
r . s.-srias that they p.eiic; :;
vii De completed within ;so years
John Evans = said 70 S+iae,i-hA;
nAa in Colorado Ary scheme IL
shich he eaisrs IS certain 10 4ti-ac;
tie Al;saiioo Q: capitalists sd be Is
klsA!. ready 20 inTe-i his CUE zcoey
to forward any enterprise - Sbi>a
he gives s.rcisoa. \ ies millions 10
complete E section ot the rosd zilI
doubtless u r-adi!y -s;ssi IN DtIFs--
Salt Lake C;y, Lcd possibly San
Francisco vii give ihe oopSo. H.
teI.i assistance and NerSjA c5eiN
6u10 p. mile :c~ari building ibe
ru-l itprsa this SiEis. It's ought
20 enable tie Company 10 dispose q
boaa= %: cash % ooaple:e The rcsi.
which, =iIh ~easrg-i;c zen :: The
hesd, wo2li doubtless - .asLe3 Ee:
- tie rate Q. : nile .. oc.s. day
Joa:uEl-
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TriaIrg with God and the Chelera

d.. Mcconnell. the vell.koo-n
EPasSoPa!i-a clergyman q Pn:!adei-
pa!s, IL s resent ssr1o1 said: u
have been Instructed BY ny ecclcsi-
Ast!rs! superior 20 LIS sPraye. 10
AlaiSht God TO tre.; TIE cholera
Bat cholera Is . dirt disease. It's.
;hs.e;ore, p~:eEeniat!s disease.
To prevent ;he cholers !oa have o.
y TO remove The dirt II .ou Leave
the dirt, you Invite tie cholera TIE
city ct Philadelphia Is foil Of filth
which robodV is trying 70 snore
To lei that d.ih remain sni pray 50
God 10 keep away the cholera Is 20
t-Iae With the cholera and with Al
GIEhty God. While tina; filth Is al
loved 20 remain / refuse 10 ole. such
prayers"
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Was Sharp ToTey's hurdereri

Nike ToTey. the shot sun mes.en.
Ser -no wss sEoi AID killed ..s;er-
day 90 t. stage between lone city sad
jackson in California, Vas sell Enowu
IN Nevada He Eas, in The flush
iimes Of Bod!e, express messenger on
the line between that place and Car
SOD, and ID the discharge 0; his du:y
shot and killed a partner 0! Sharp.
The noied hiEhsa!mao. Sharp vas
sentenced 70: e ioog term 10 the Ne
rsda State prison, bot escaped ser.
ersl years ago, AID many psopls here
think j; no: unlikely tina: he %ss tbs
man who murdered Torey, the cir
c1ns.snc-s il the case IesdipS up 70
that supposiiSon.-iGs1s:ss.
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a BIG CLAM MINE.
rnoaiAsdE OF th- niraircI Stored a. the
Aoath Q. Delaware U.y.

AnC9hA1ot OF Ihe HTalVCt Stored a. Ekc
Aoath Q: Delaware DS:.
: clam mine. full o! ETe clans and
o: graf breadth aa3 depth. has been
discovered =! the mouth of the Della
ware bay, Of the Fishing creek shore.
This has P.oTed = valuable fad. aad
recently aboa: : hundred boats, cor
tanning from three 20 fvc -cn each.
were ~ -0-S on :Ac -H;-e. says the
Trenton frcc American Tbs p.o5uc,
OF the great bed IS shipped daily to
Chicago, . speculate. of th:t city
agreeing 20 take the entire ou.pu. @!
the Uic- :. shout thirty cents Pc. hun
drei delivered ~ Benefits station, OF
the West jersey railrraA There has
recent; been = corner in the clam
market, and choice articles lave been
sold az - high as Z dollar per hun
d-ei % rcstau-aR; keeper
The packet Of clans covers = wide
srea just be!ond the lo~-xn.e- mark.
sad- consequently, oil who wish 10
nay GredSe without !ea- c. favor. II
go disco-crci some days ago b. VIII
Ian Harper. OF Green Creek. who
'TuHl aocIas Of prime clans inhei6ea
!cc?!y in = small cake Q! ice washed
ashore c!o% b. Highland and Airing
ton beaches Marking the spot care.
fully he waited Until ;hc Zee vas en-
tirely on: Q! the bay, and then tal;ia;
4 bua; ne pat-olled the bayside from
end 10 end until he located the mine.
For a dag or 50 his liberal finds a.
trsc;ed no attention. bu; one By one
the idle fishermen and farmers ro~ed
ont 20 the mine and helped themselves
The End being located beyond the low
water mark the mine is public proper
-, and K icing worked for NIL IL will
bear.
The other day over hfty thousand
clans started On their journey ives:
from BENEFITS station. The bags
were piled so high az 70 almost hide the
station house
EVER nov and then q discovery
something like this j. made. but tho
present mine exceeds any previous find
known on the Atlantic coast Abon.
three years are required for clans 70
grow properly and attain a marketable
size and favor. This bed Is said bS eI-
perts 70 be about three ycars old.
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Wells Notes.

Rev. P. S. Wittsr returned from
Wells to-day on No. 4. He report.
Wells quite lively snd says that
though ier less freish, eogioes
stop there, there IL no percep,ibis re-
duc!ion ia business. A building has
beeu pors3 10 The iorne, site Of ID.
Balls Heed Hotel, and i, 10 hoped
that additional improvements will be
ms5e or t.. The services sere fully
attended yesterday, ths choir, With
SIR Heodorsoo ADD Miss Gardner =,
The organ, lead by the riogips botes
OF Prof. Npgesia comet beiog eIcel.
kent a rehearsal Of tho brSss hand
al tho rssijenoe Of Nrs Steele usa
attended by Mr. Wiiter Saturday
eTeoiaz. Tbe hand, excepting the
leader, rs composed wholly Of lsdies,
ard it's rssearsais stamp oopDeod.
able proSresa Mr.. Allen Fisher bas
a collection o. ouriosities at his place
OF business which ought 20 be eert -
ibs To1ln's Fair. II consists Of a
sP'ead1 cabinet Of nissrsls. geolog.
teal tPecimsos sDd Other objssts Of
i5terest frooA peck.ie made Of rat
Is shake skin 20 o tsrantula's nest.
Mr.. L. r Hatdesiy has recovered
IRON his reosn. accident snd IL sbou;
again.
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Why Lord sh..srook. pre.. Down.

: The late Lord Sherbrooke WAS an
slbino. and TO this defec. In his ere
sigh, . painful seene in the house Of
commons was due just before he &c
came q peer. lie was speaker Of IN.
usual briuianee and power and came
into the house prepared TO make a
slnshing onslaught on the ministry.
His Introductory remarks ga~cp promise
Q! q uotoble speech. bat he had hardly
opened FIRE on the ministry before DO
was reduced 20 utter helplc.sness By
The discovery ths. there -as come con.
fusion in his no:es, which owing 10 hi,
weak sight he ooald NOT rsctify. 4
colleague attempted 20 assist him, bat
the orator vas 80 unnervcd and Dorti-
fed by this accident ptat he complete.
~ los: himself The other members Of
The hons were profoundly touched by
the painful breakdown The death Of
Lord ShFrbrooke leaves but ave living
e1.ehaDceDors Of The exchequer--Ar.
CAnaers, Sir Michael HicksBeseh. Sir
William Vernon fisrcoort Lord Ran.
aolph Churchill and Mr.. Gladstone,
who has four times held that high Of.
Gee The present incumbent. Is Mr..
GoShen
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Hawthorne BUIletin:-Ed. Wood,
Of Aurora. EKs il ;oEn last week. He
says .ha: there is a likelihood 81 q re.
pe*sl Of work by the EsDeralds Con.
company 81 Sd early dsy. and ths:
Pisissr 4 Schultz are COX putting up
3 Eve siaup nin in Del Monte rap
yon, on the ate o. tie old Hesrn
srssira- This mill is FOR The purpose
Of working over the old dumps %
Aurora, which are said 10 bs worth
% per ton. Il Is estimated that there
sre 1000 tons Of ore OF there durops
which will pay 70 work.
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Journal Prot. y. E wilson has
been appointed 70 tks Gu rgs Of ons
Of ;hs two chemical lsbJra.nr:es al
the Worlds Fair for toe month Of
July, and viii leave Reno 10 q le~
days 10 accep. the position. There
are 3f5 chemists connected with the
gosertmsui .Iperirosn NJ stations, out
- which nupber twelve we're selected
TO. work 81 ;he Worlds Fair. Pro-.
Wilson. o! the Nevada State Ufiyer.
Eiiy. sas one OF those sclectcd, Which
speaks we'll fUs the pr~o.csspr's ability,
ard 10 Q compliosni 10 orr State.
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James Geel drove the pacing stall.
lion Ssiadin q mile in 20eS over o
hsli. milo track a. Wilmington. Del,
yesterday, beating the worlds pacing
or troiiibg record over q hall. mile
tack. The 6rtt quar;er Vas made 10
BIZ. the half 10 lno, and The three.
quarters in 1854. lie ia a bali
brother Of STEAMBOAT, whose record 10
2:l7K, his sire being Sultan.
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Settle Up.

Ne have been compelled 70 snpd
out bills this week TO n number Of
our subscribers who are In arrears
Tor tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. Some
Of these arrcaragcs are quito largo
aud muet be settled botoro the 6rsto
January. II you have rcccired q bin
for tho amount due ia ploass esN
ADD ss,tl. up
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Poor Puttij She had 10 make a
rule ths, she will never kiss kpy bu,
her intimate friends, because after
her l,s, oonosr aooo ladies insisted
vpcn embracing her.
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State Land ODoN

since the lsst report . appI!ca-
tiops 20 purchSc Stale land ~ere
h'ed. embracing DO seres.
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= Bnoto. ,tsn-

Among The Indians Of Washington.
Ore, and British Columbia. all white
men are known az Boston men, and
even the wagon rosi i. called Boston
hooihnt-" The lIab Is Naturally proud
81 this ]; i supposed tina; be ccle
bration Of Boston in the vcrnacular Of
Indian tribes on tho other side of the
continent. came from the fact ihbi
many Of The early traders hailed from
Lcstop. {
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Fsss retail &c Pfoehe a, IL csa,s e
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-14
mEAGr AND PER Dim or MEMBERS. sc.

On motion the County Superintend-
ents of the Poor were requested to
abandon the present system Of medical
attendance on the poor and let the
same by contract
On motion Of Mr. Reese, the Super
intendeuts of the Poor We're requested
to prepare blanks for distribution to
the chairmeu Of the several towns, etc,
for the purpose of admitting paupers
to the county farm, and also placing on
those blanks regulations under which
the chairmen Of the several towns may
grant temporary aid TO the extent Of
$1,000 and no more i'm any one case.
Mr. O. G. Smith asked permission to
present a bill which was granted, and
on the recommendation Of the Com
mittee on Claims it vas placed on the
schedule and allowed.
On motion Of Mr.. Arneson, the board
adjourned sine die. J, w REwEY,
Chairman.
Attest: HENRY HALvERsON.
County Clerk.