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RAILROAD TAX SETTLEMENT.

Controller Colgan Will Probably Have
1t Adjusted Next Week.
State Controller Colgan and e. Black
Ryan. Tax Agent of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company. have had conference
about the payment of the unpaid rail-
road taxes for the years 1880 to 1885. in
elusive.
The company on November 9th OF last
year made a tender of the taxes claimed
as due, but no settlement could be made,
as the State was not in possession of ac-
curafe data on which to figure the correct
amount due from the company to the
State. No record of the first three years,
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WEALTH FOR JOSEPH GREEN'S HEIRS
His VIII Filed for Probate Yesterday
Morning.
How the CourtIand Farmer Had Pro-
vided for the Distribution of
His Estate.

r. B. Armstrong of Solano County
yesterday filed petition III the Superior
Court for his appointment as adminlstra-
tor of the estate of the late Joseph Green,
Sr., with the consent and at the request Of
Joseph Green, Jr., and Mrs. Mary Il.
Cowning, named in the will as executors
There was also filed by Albert NJ. John
son. attorney of the estate, for probate
the will of the deceased farmer, which
was executed January IS, 1892, with A. c.
and Frank L. Freeman as witnesses
The estate is valued at $50, 600. and en-
braces, beside the property in this county
5000 acres of land in Oregon, the esti-
mated value of which is $4,000.
Under the terms of the will the heirs
and devisees named by decedent are his
SON, Joseph Green, of Courtland; his
daughter. Mrs. Mary Cowning of Ala
media. and her two young children; his
daughter, Josephine Kennedy, OF ONO,
and niece, LIZZIE Green, OF Courtiand.
He beoueaths TO his son, Joseph Green,
Jr., the home place, containing l9i acres,
near Courtland, and several shares OF
Fruit I Mon stock.
+ To Mrs. Cowning is bequeathed 1862
acres in Grand Island, to be held for the
period of her natural life, except that
one-half of the net profits which may be
realized after her children shall have
reached the age of majority shall be col
lected and put out at interest tor the ben
fit of the children until they reach 30
years of age. At the death OF Mrs.
Cowning the property shall vest in the
children.
TO the decedents daughter, Josephine
Kennedy, is bequeathed $4,000, to be paid
to her within one year after his death. the
sum to be paid from the shares OF Joseph
Green, Jr., and Mrs. Cowning.
To his grandchildren, Joseph Cowning
and Evelyn Cowning, is bequeatbed
S.. 600 and all capital stock in the Califor-
MIA Transportation Company.
4 Lizzie Green, niece of the deceased, is
given 5000.
= The will directs that monument sim
ilar to that now standing over the grave
OF Reuben Kercheval be erected over de-
cedents grave, the expenditure to
amount to 1000 if necessary.
All remaining portions OF the estate are
beoueathed as follows: Undivided one
third to Joseph Green, Jr., undivided
one-thir5 zte Mrs. Cowning and the re-
manning undivided one-third to her two
children.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Shiller & Ross to w. S. Kendall East
halt of lot 3, l and J, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets; S2, 700.
a. Scroggs, Jr., TO Alex. Scroggs, ST.
All interest in south loo feet of lot s, J
and X, Tenth and Eleventh streets; south
.2I ! feet of lot 4, and *, Ninth and Tenth
streets; north quarter of lot 5, X and t..
ISeyenteenth and Eighteenth streets; south
half of south half of lot l, all OF lot ). west
half OF lot 4, west half of lot Z, * and L,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets; east
thirty feet of lot 4, @ and X, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
j. c. Scroggs to same-Same property.
AlnliraJ. Reichert TO same-Same prop
erty: $1,000.
Alex. Scroggs, ST., to John c. Scroggs
and Alex. Scroggs, Jr.-South 100 feet of
lot s. j and X, Tenth and Eleventh
streets: east half of lot 3, west half of lot
4, west half OF lot Z. l. and NJ, Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets; reserves life
estate.
c. Heisen to Mrs. Anna Johnson
North thirty-five feet OF lot 6, n and o.
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Alex. Seroggs to Philip IWolf-North
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Articl.,s OF incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
have been flee in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State:
The Sub-Ra way Fire-Pipe Company.
Principal place of business. San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, 500, $50, with julius
r. Myers, s. W. Dixon. Edwin l.. For
ster and Fisher4Ames OF san Francisco.
and William 81. Dunphy OF Millbrae,
San Mateo County, as directors.
The Yulupa lsand and Water Company.
Prissei ss.. ,.lsa setssifess, sacramento.
Capital stock, $50. 900. with u. Il. Lewis,
A. c. Tufts, Eyaline \. Tufts and Levisa
C. Lewis OF Sacramento, and 5. II. Carri-
ger of Sonoma as directors
The company is formed to buy and sell
real estate. water and water-rights III
California, lay out iown-sites, divide and
subdivide real estate into lots and subdi-
visions, and generally TO deal with real
estate, water and water-rights.
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calvarr BantIst Prayer Meeting.

Last evening closed very interesting
series of prayer meetings in the yestry Of
the Calvary Baptist Church. The sub
jects under consideration for each even
ing during the week have been as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, prayer for the church uni
versal Wednesday. prayer for all in au-
thority; Thursday, prayer for missions;
Friday, prayer for education and schools.
1t is the intention next week TO hold
meetings every evening. The pastor.
Rev. j. Il. Reider, will preach a short
sermon each night. All are cordially in
viled
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More Clearing Weather.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 55o and $50, with light
to gentle southerly winds and clear
weather prevailing. There were few
stratus clouds during the day.
The baronetrical readings at A. VI.
and p. NJ. were 500 and 30.16 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were A. and 81
with no precipitation, and one year ago
to-day So and 40, with .01 OF an inch OF
rain, alter which time it rained for three
daYS.
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-
BTSHOP MANOGUE.
The Anniversary of His Conservation
to be CeIebrated Tomorrow.

The Anuivers sary of His Conservation
to be Celebrated Tomorrow.
Tomorrow at the Cathedral, commenc-
ing at 1920 O'Clock, pontifical high mass
will be celebrated. it being the anni-
versary of the sconsecration of the Right
Reverend Bishop Manogue. The regular
choir will. by request. repeat Cimarosa's S
grand military mass, the music of
which is ver,x beautiful. The ohertory
sung by Mrs. j :. II. Coppersmith on Christ
mas will also De repeated.
Beside special selections on organ, flute
and string qllartet-which will be rem
dered during the mass-the accompani-
ment through1tlG viii be by these instru-
ments, the per Formers being the organist,
Miss Lizzie Cniffin, and Messrs. Neale,
Franz, Cogg.shall, Lindermeyer and
lewis
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WHO IS HEP
A sacramento Drummer Who Needs "A
"a Little Coaching.

A sacramento Drummer Who Moods "a
Little Coaching.
A dispatch from Reno, New. yester-
day states that a drummer for large
Sacramento house was victimized by a
codfidence man on the west-bound pas
senger train, No. 4, between Wadsworth
and Reno last Tuesday night.
Three weil-dressed and gentlemanly
appearing fellows are making regular
trips between Keno and Carlin, and the
above drummer is only one Of number
OF passengers who have been worked
lately on the old-time confidence games.
railroad employees say they know the
men, but they work so smoothly it
would be hard to secure sufficient evil
dence to convict.
The record-union., 1894-01-13
SACRAMENTO OYSTER MARKET.

CHEIL, OYsTERS-EASTERN CALIFOR
= MIA and Olympia. Oysters IN every style
Gg Oyster ktaiiS, 1OC- IA
All Ifrst-cass saloons handle Olympia Oys
ter Cocktails. Families supplied. Telephone
No. 227. S17 Is street.
CALIFORNIA OYSTER DEPOT AMI
I Chop House, 1925 Fourth street Bes
Oysters and Oyster Cocktails. Salads, Shell
fish Hot Clam Chowder every day Reguiai
meals, Families supplied on short notice.
ANDREW MIKuLICH Prop.
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Land Patents signed.

Governor Markham has signed the fol-
lowing patents for swamp and oyerflowed
lands: john L. Beard, l29.6S acres, in
Alameda County; San Francisco Col
lateral and Loan Bank, loo acres, in
Shasta County; William Wilkinson,
Sc. 1856 acres, in Fresno County.
He has also signed patents for sixteenth
and thirty-sixth sections OF school lands:
Edward Z. Perley, 1S4.09 acres, in Lassen
County: s. ". Kenyon, 40 acres in Fresno
County: Joseph Hamilton. go acres, in
Riverside County.
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From smith so stewart.

NJ. S. Smiths application to have his
name changed to NJ. S. Stewart came up
in Judge Johnson's court yesterday.
He made a statement to the court, Civ
ing his reasons for desiring the change,
and they appearing satisfactory, an order
was made permitting him to abjure the
name of Smith and take on that of
Stewart.
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quarter of lot 5, K and L, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.
Estate of John Harmson to Lena and
John Harmson, share and share alike
South half of lot s, * and l., Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARIRS.
The Thief in Each Case Frightened
Away.

Away.
A man was heard sneaking about the
residence of Mrs. Louis Jones on Eighth
street, between X and L, about l O'Clock
yesterday morning Mr.. Jones started
for the window at which the fellow was
operating, but the latter heard him and
got away. He left behind him knife
used in prying open windows.
On the preceding night Mrs. George h.
Rider heard some one on the roof OF a
building near her room at 403 X street.
Mr.. Rider was absent, and Special Officer
Warner was called, but by the time he
cot there the fellow had become suspi-
cious and departed.
The record-union., 1894-01-13
Soecial Notice.

Mr.. f. Hartman is no longer authorized
to receive premiums or transact any busi-
ness for the Travellers Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Conn. Mr.. G. II.
stephenson is the authorized agent of the
company i'll Sacramento. W. w. HAS
KELL. General Agent for Pacific Coast.
The record-union., 1894-01-13
EoR TEE HOLIDAYS

ERUIT CAKES. POUND CAKES AND
Z all other varieties. Plum Pudding ana
Boston Brownbread every Saturday. Coun-
try orders promptly filled.
EAGLE CONFECTIONERY,S S26 K st.
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EVERYBODY.S COLUMN
Correspondence OF Interest to the
General Public.

Under this heading the RECORD UNION will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics of interest TO the general public. The
matter in these communications will be I'M
derstood to represent only the views OF the
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer not for
publication unless SO desired, but as a guaran-
tee Of good faiLh,-EDS,
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Notary Public.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notary
Public: Don C. Porter, at Pasadena, Los
Angeles County.
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II IARRIED

-MoRGAN-In San Fran
cisco, January Sth, Joseph P. Hutchinson
Of New York to Lottie Morgan of Sacra-
mento.
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METROPOLITAN,

TUHE METROPOLITAN IS THE BEST
| appointed ana only frst-class lodging
house in the city for families and the travelling &
public. Terms reasonable.
MRS. E. j. @. KETCHUM,
IrNrn int trncc
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DIED.
MONROE-At Pleasant Grove, Januery 18th,

MONROE-At Pleasant Grove January 10TH,
w. w. Monroe, aged 81 years.
Bs~briends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral which
will take place at 2:3o p. NJ, Sunday, from
his residence. b. B. Burton will oficiate.
WOHLCK-ln this city, January 18th, John
q. Wohlck, a native of Germany, aged 81
years
hg-Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
the undertaking parlOrs OF John Miller, 905
X street tOdd Fellows Temple), tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock under the auspices of
Improv vel Order of Red Men.
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HORN.
DIED.

KERNS--In this city, December 81, 1898, to
the wife OF z. kerns, daughter.
The record-union., 1894-01-13

Dress Goods and Silks.


LOT contains the balance of all our popular Fine
Scotch Mixtures Hopsackngs and Changeabe Effects this
winters importation; Also New Irridescent DagOnals
All reduced TO CSC yard
LOT 2-Ha-WoOl Mixed Dress Goods reduced to Sc
yard.
LOT Consists of Fine Scotch Mixtures, 3S inches
wide in gray, tan brown and mode effects For mid
wnteg travelling suit these excellent values aud being
medium shades will show dust dirt Former price,
soc yard. Reduced for this sale to 25c yard
LOT 4-Fine Wool Corduroy Suitings in shades of tan
gray mode brown and myrtle reduced to 5Sc yard.
Excellent wearing material in fine cOors
LOT 5-AllwOol Storm Serges in plain and fancy
weaveS cOorS garnet gray, brown, plum hellotrOpe
myrtle and reseda durable material Special price, 32c
LOT 6-Al-voo Hopsackings will not pull OF slip
when made up All fae shades. Reduced to Sc
yard
LOT SILKS Fancy Figured anu Plain Change
able SGrahs and Tafea Silks in such cOors WOtOned
he0tr0pe green old gold blue and green effects
duced 72c yard Also evening shades Pink and
Sky Blue bore BrOcade Silks reduced SIC yard.
LOT S-Black Satin Duchesse rich soft silk oSc
yard
LOT o-Hopsackngs and Figured Tweed Suitings in
myrtle black, brown gray and garnet reduced to 25ca
yard
LOT Io-Black French Serge all wool, fine weaves
As inches wide rich shade of black, soc yard.
LOT r-Al-wooI Tricot Cloth in brown navy myrtle
garnet cardinal and drab reduced to ISc a yard.
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agAcccommodations FIRST-CLAss. Free
ouS " ''ii" = ''--- ", ]. ELDER. Manager.
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DoARD AND ROOM, 81 20 TO So FER
ID day. Meals. % cents.
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Restaurant de France,

NFO. WISSEMANN CO., PhoPRilSs
r t0ra 427 X street. near Metropolitan
Theater. Family orders, banquets and wedding
nartieS q SnecialtY.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento.
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WESTERN TOI Ell,
rTyHE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA-
mento, Cal Meals, 25 cents. W M. LAND,
Free bus to and from hotel.
The record-union., 1894-01-13
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

HIRST-CIASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
Il spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCKMANN Gaia
CHER, Proprietors. No 1o19 Second street,
between j and K, Sacramento.
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Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.

Successors to Nolan & Son, Nolan Bros.
and Nolan & Coz,
6O3 j STREET, SACRAMENTO
Branch of San Francisco.
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NorosDafota.

5rn Mtuct berettes, ct to ssernbos
nebrcer neobrenote meuem Buforb
og WlQeiton ben 26oe Npril. 80
Broer lenger oeit for Minot Fal
o9lua bore ueDbrenbte.
- Sobn @buler, en- SloQter I
@iQSboro, benete ub ct Stilt forle=
ben, iom oplpite. at ban bueruebe
&etruter tor @oreps Nrmer. S ST.
bet Of 3 Elmer bopbe ban en- Nrmee
paa Is Monb.
= 81. Hnul @lobe ifriper, at man
paa ct Mpoe al ben bemofrotil1e
Central: Romite i 5areo ben 27oe
Nprtl behanblebe Spprssmoolet ON
at oanne ct 5uiions, Barti af Demo.
frater % 6olfepartimenb. Ser par
5orilo9 ON, at beige en- Romite, 1om
ltuloe forbanole meb s}olfepartimenz
oene; men oa Der uar enbel, lom pro.
-sefaerebe besmeoe eat~Iabes iig op}lHee az
Golfepartiet. bleu Der ingen Sutton.
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Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

be'oerne. omfrirg 1.500 Monb, /
MINNEAPOLIS os ct. Baul, os Or
orer 1enoteS uo fra Nmertcon @oil>
tpap Union. at Nrbeibet ilulbe neoleae
9eS oper bele9inien. @runben til oenne
npe streit=Drore. iom rimeliguis
ri! foraar1aee Stanosuin9 of Grofiz
ten paa belle Great Mortberu=Baneu
bar, at Grbeiberfomiteen. 1om ifulbe
tonferere meo Mr. &iu, lite funbe
9na tno poo ben fore laaebe @olb=
etftSplon, oa ber bar al MuliQbeo
tor. at Nrbeioerne 1fte pitoe bliue til=
itrRtfelig reprelentereoe.
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ben Station. bos buem be anbrinaer
fine @ense. Men iitebetfor at bielpe
Dren. i,iBer be Steering af ben; be
sier benfeberipg, o. beriom ber er
faa mango af bisie vl1toe", iom Tar.
merne tal6er benz, at Dren lite fan
bore ben Nfiinbi9beo. beres 1opit.
ling paatgrer ben, pil Dren bb.
Men bisie 8uraHter ueobliuer lite
at lepe paa be 9pr. buis 2ipsiaft
bat tientoem til Scoring. geoar be
er fulopotsne forlaber be beloispis
9pret og Tiger at forlabe bet 2eseme,
buorpaa bet BAT taret. Men iaa ct
bet life meo Yensetonserne. Sc
ueobl,per at plante mere % mere al
fine @si Mationernes 2egemer. oe
naor @asene er uoeitlebe til Suplte.
Goretosenoer. oebblipe bisie @nplte,
bpr at tere paa 2onoet, inotil be till
iioft opinser bets Rraft os iluser bet.
Disie @nplte.G .Goretasenber. fom
8euaemasten 2onbon iuerfietter,
Ct Zig be egs, iom 5laerne logger i
&aalormens Yeeeme. 9eriom be
lite lagser nosen s@s, ipinber &aale
ormen fin Cocoon. % / bet rette 9ios=
punt femmer ben ub iom en- goms
merfusl. Men naar bet fatole 9Gs
ct lost, leuer Roalormen en- 3io os
ipinosr fin Gocon, fom ON ben er
fulofommen friif. Men Harafiten
ubuifler fig os fortietter fit poeleg>
senoe @ert. p9 iitebetfor at TONNE
uo obr Raalormen / fit Splitter meb
fine Snbuoloe futbfenbis forterebe.
- 9ette Ct, buab &en9efonoerne MI
9igr for Que 9fationer. Sc logger
@araitt.@9 al &apital !buer eneRe
Stations 2e8eme. @nten mao mon
bliue 8arafiten fuit, eller osiaa pil
Nationerne for9aa.
. (5ortiettes.)
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@tnnefpta.


Mabor Cuffs orbrebe n[le 6a=
looner / Minneapolis luttebe ben
3Ote Wpril paasrunb al Streiten.
- Mefeparten af Gaanineen /
&oct @ountp ofEatteoes fiofe l1se,
Friper @oct @ountp @eralo.
- .. g. @iltin, en- 5traffan9e
/ @tiQuater 6eusiel. fsrisste at
tomme paa 5rifob ben 27be Gpril.
9an baube taaet ct &as. iom gao
bam Mosaus til Stpberiet; men fbr
ban tom bib, tos ban Spranset, % /
ct Dieblit uar ban en- tri Manb.
Smiblertib opba9ebe &asten BAN, os
bans 6ribeb blep berfor of fort
@ari9beb. s5oet ban arebes, busse.
be ban til en- al &asten meo en- &nip,
oper 6aonben oe tilfeieoe bam ct
fpet Saar. 9ette ct bet fprite Tpr.
Ing pac at fpste fra Ganai1et, iioen
Douglas toripste berpaa for 4 Nar
iiben. Miltins anfom fra @ranb
SORTS for ct Mar fben, ban par for
tort Eib iiben benaabet o9 pilbe babe
peret tri ON etpar 9a9e.
- @treiterne peb Great Nortb=
ernbanen blir Fere % fere. Sioite
Grebas peb Mebbuestio freiteoe Ut.
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Snolanoet.

Sra Buffalo meloes, at Jpl9er af
ben fore &ulftreit bespnber at sipre
fig aialbenbe. Rrilen paa &ul bar
fteeet meb $2.75 pr. Eon, os buis
@triteu peoparer for lengere 9ib. pil
sDampifi5sta lioe TOR. 6labe.s
5ernbanerne bar 8ulforipuins for ct
&ar Tiger.
Sfattepberne 8oobburp
County, Soma, bor antloset @oun,
tiets Boarb Of @uperoiiors for at
bape itioalet $250,000 af Counties
@ense be fioite 4 Nar.
- 5000 Maub anfom ifplQe
Mineopolis Sournal ben 27be Npril
til Eotucu, So,wa, torat tuinoe Mi.
nearbeioerne beritebs til at neolease
Nrbeibet. Set beber, at Eoluca Mi>
nearbetoere pil forene Jig meo @trei.
terne.
- 2pitnant Manep, Der par unoer
3iltale for 9rabet paa &optein 9eo=
berg, blep frifunben, ibet Surpen
fanot, at ban bapoe banblet / Selp>
foriuar. (Norben.)
- 5ta Dmoba, Nebraita. meloes,
at Bpmaribal Nona @bitnep mproe<
bes unber Toribset paa at foffe nosle
Eppe. 2 andre Meuo faareoes, men
Tpueue unbtom.
= @n @onfereuce, iom Mormoz
nerne fornplis bar afbolbt 2amoni,
Soma, uoienbte lite minore enb 221
Wtormon<Misfionerer til be forliiel=
lige 2ouoe. Eil ct college, iom be
pil bpsse / 2amoni, ct allerebe tipbt
Cont, os til Bpsninsen ct iubFribe'
ret $4,000.
- Toreninsen &nisbts Of 2abor
bar beororet ale fine @enb, fom ar'
beioer peb Great Nortbern:Banen,
til at 1utte fig til Streiterne. Dette
antaaes ot bile toraariase. at @treis
ten naar til @btca9o.
500 Minearbeioere / Sron
Mountain, Mi@isan, tuans Mapo>
rem berftebS ben 27oe {. 81. I'll at
telesrafere til @uuernbren efter un*
berfgttelIe til fig os fine bunerenoe
Gamilier. &ois lite ggoen 1inores,
oil Der bline Dplpb, beber bet. % bet
befrpstes, at Wrbeiberne oa oil plpnT
bre Bpens 8utiter.
- &ri9sbeportementet bot, be-
itemt. Of .&osans grmee at arbeibs>
lgie. ,iom toses tilfanae peb Tor{ptbe,
Ral ienbes til. &elena / Montano,
bour beres Sag pil blipe bebanblet.
Sabtil benne afsibres, pil be beoos'
tes al Militien.
~ Got. @tpaine peb MrmeenS 9o>
pebtparter@ i.@t. Saul, bar efterat
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baue moptaaet Drore fra Ereiibenten,

baue moDtaaet Drore fro 8reiioenten,
afienbt Eropper til Sarge poo Nn@
mobnine of Maribal @ronun. gtaar
be antommer til Gargo, oil @ronan
peo Solbaterues 8iitanb orrefere
Streitere, fom brnber 2open.
- 9acomas Snbuftrial. .Nrmee, ,iom
betoar al 500 Manb. forlob 9aco.
ma, B 'ibin9ton, ben 28oe I. so.
@eottles Nrmee, beitaaenbe af 900
Manb, uil ferene fig meb benz 10
Mil ut for Tacoma, buorefter be uil
fortfette Euren til @aibinston. Set
beoer, at DeputieR Rarfbals er latte
til at paste paa Mort9eru &acific.
Eosene.
s Burlington, Snbiana, brbo
forleben 20 maiferereoe Meno inb i
en- @oloon, fnuite ale 5laRer o9
9gnber, iom inoebolbt beruienoe
9ritte. os oerefter toe be oft Boba>
be / Saloonen, fablebe bet op en-
9pnse paa @aoen % fotte Slo paa
bet. Sfaben Fal belpbe fig til
$1,000.
= Bet ferite @iennemsau9stren
fra Wtnot eper Greet Mortbern So,
men antom til Minneapulis iibfe
@bnbagsmor9en. Set par efter Sor>
lDoenbe en- uanifel,a Sur. NQe
Manb af Beietuinsen uar bepebne.
BE- til &enberne, oe besuoen mpbte
Goreneoe @taters Maribals peb be
forlfieQi9c @tationer os forbinbrebe
Streiterne.fra at ftoppe Eoset. Ser
Ct tnsen, iom uouer at fare noaet
Eos peitenfor Minot enonu.
= @n Qfoelius af 5ropes 5rebs.
armee, iom lebebes al General @als
bin. iatte fig / Beiibbelie af ct 5rast.
tos NOR @aibiuston @ourtbuB, :Dbio,
buormeb be forib9te at ratte frem til
Columbus. Mntomne til Mount @ter>
ling b1eu be iatte al paa ct Sibeipor.
Mc&tnlep bar urbret ub crop.
perne, iom tillisemeo enbel &onouer
ct opftilebe longs Eo9et. Grebsar<
meen bar in9en &aaben, % ben bar
uetalt, at ben er piIio til at labe fig
nebHpDe heller eno at forlabe @og.
meme. genere mebbeles q. be Waaiitiis aiitiis
tore, beiteg &o9nene, os @aluiniter>
ne boppeoe of. Site ct @fuo fp:
rebeS.
- 5000 Manb mnrl6erebe u0 al
Omaba. Mebralta, ben 20oe Npril i
ben 9eniist at taa Sag ct
Sernbanetos for Sen. &elleps Wrmee,
iom MI Fol opboloe fig peo @eton /
Soma. &loiten 8 ON gitermibbae
gen antom 500 &uinber iammen meb
Arbeioerne til Council Bluffs, Soma.
&uinoerne fore iloe, Of man itulbe
iette fig / 8eiiooelie al ct Sernbane'
tos. e9 bette bleu siort. Men ba oe
ontom meo 3o9et til 3e0ens Mrmee,
neateoe ban at benptte fig al bet, ha
9an onioa 6anbliusen for ulopli9.
Ser er MI lioen uof9t til, at Armeen
faar benptte Sernbanen, ba Mil.
tuautee o9 &ocf Sslano 8unefompas,
nier bar urbret at tanble Traftfen
poo be @teber, bpor Bepegeljen raa.
Der. @uoerngr Sacfion fal bape
orbret Sberiffen al Council Bluffs
til at operta9e @ommanboen oper
WiliterHprfen oerteos.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-02
Mrbetoe for aMe!

Naenter tilbpoes $50 paa 80 Daz
9es 2io: $3.50 Snoteati fire Tiger
euer ,neen 8etalins. @eno Jrimnr=
te tor Brpuer og Oplpsriuger til
Dr. @boop, SEQ. 6 90, @ocine, 8is.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-02
&frans Calls A9eblad
aofo,umet tper Onfoag.
n. &oleut, l1hgtDer.
@ubftrtpttonsprtS $3.50 fur ! Mar. betal
t6orifnb; eaer4 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.