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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-21

Is the HaSaiian edition OF the
HoLoNUA appeared a few days
sgo, an item stating that u Ha-
waiians had been discharged from
the Honolulu Iron Works. be-
cause they refused to register.
Our Hawaiian editor made the
statement on what he considered
good authority. In our next Ha-
waiian issue viii appear a card
from the discharged men in which
they acknowledge that their dis
missal was solely due TO the fact
that there was not. at present, suf-
fcient work for them. We make
this statement In justice to Mr..
c. Hedemann. the manager of
the Iron Works, whose high
character and well known ability
and sense OF honor would be
sufficient guarantee that he would
never bring politics into the busi-
ness interests of his employers
nor stoop to coercion. Similar
statements have been made
against other employers in this
town, evidently without founda-
ton. Mr.. Samuel Damon has
been commonly reported as hav-
ing threatened his clerks with
instant dismissal if they did not
register. AS no change has been
made in the staff of the banking
house of Bishop & Co. the rumor
had evidently no foundation. 1t
was hardly probable that Minis
ter Damon who stood up for the
government officials in his depart
ment and defended their right to
hold an independent political
opinion Should use coercion in
his private. business (although he
did seem very willing to oust the
finance" boys) 1.-The same charge
has been preferredilagainst Chas.
Cooke but we yet notice the same
laborers round his lumber yard,
and the registration closes today.
Chief Justice Judd was reported
yesterday to have advised his
nephew Mr...C. L. Wight to fire
out" laborers and employees on
the Hawaiian railroad who re-
fused to register, but we decline
to believe in such rumors. Any
how His Honor doesn't always
know what he is talking about.
The registration has been an
utter failure for the p. g., and
has, palmer than anything else,
shown, the unpopularity of the
government and the audacity
with which the management of
the annexation club lied to Air.
Blount and to the public.
Coercion might have been used or
not the result is so fatal to the gov
ernment that it oughtshow the
opponents of the constitutional
government of Hawaii the USE
lessness of holding convention
and framing constitution
that never will he acknowledged
or tolerated by the people who
believe in self government and in
democratic principles.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-21
Long
Branch
BAT IN @
Establishment.

This First-class Bathing Resort
has been enlarged and is now
open to the public. 1t is the
best place on the islands to enjoy
bath and there is no better
place to lay off. Special accom-
modations for Ladies. Tramcars
pass the door every half hour and
on Saturdays and Sundays every
fifteen minutes.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-21

FRox the amount of imports
lately received. it would appear
as if the Wilder and Soper kids, =
in the San Francisco consular
Office had a soft time OF it. at Eat
salaries.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-21
Through Line.
From San Fran. for Sydney.
Arrive Honolulu
Leave Honolulu.

From Sydney for San Francisco.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-21
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore
existing between Frederick Har-
rison and Arthur Harrison, under
the firm name of Harrison Bros.
as Contractors and Builders, has
been,by mutual consent dissolved,
aud all parties owing said Erm
are hereby notified that payment
OF the same must be made TO
Frederick Harrison, who IS
authorized to settle said business
within thirty days from date.
FREDERICK HARRISON,
ARTHUR HARRISON.
Honolulu, II. T., March 9th, 1894
mar 2S-1w.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-21
il
Hardware
Company

Honolulu, April II, 1884.
Alabama pays its legislators a
per day.
The 'Pansy" is best and cheap
est
Maine pays its legislators S15O
per annum.
Try the Jones Locked Fence for
economy
Wyoming is the Baby State IN
the Union.
The Jones Locked Fence for
strength
New York City is built on Al
square miles.
Enclosed with the Jones wire
Fence, Tammanyism would
stay there!
Chicago has an area of $50 square
miles.
The Aermotor will supply waite
to the world!
Petersburg, Va, covers 3 square
miles.
Haviland China leads all others
for beauty
The South contains Is, $40 ,35S
white persons and 6,S9S, ,S06
colored.
Our Oil Stoves for baking save
time and money!
The voting population in the
United States, 1890, 13, $780,
16S.
The Clauss bread knife does not
make crumbsl
Estimated population OF the Unit
ed States, 1864, Sc, $50, ,740.
The Little Giant Rat Traps are
wondersl
Maine was part of Massachus-
setts until 1920.
The Fischer Steel Range burns
less fuel than any othersl
Nevada has the fewest inhabi-
tants; New York the great
est number.
London has 1921 ,431 inhabit-
ants.
Hendry's Ready Mixed paints are
great spreadersl
The G. A. r. has 4O3 ,O24 mem
bers in the United States.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co..
leads in everything
New York States sent 44S $50
men In the Union Army.
Bird cages either brass or paint
ed wire at Hawaiian Hard
ware Co!
Mississippi had 545 men in the
Union Army.
Table cutlery and scissors at the
Hawaiian Hardware ~,
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Brenxner. . pro.perous ienttst

Or. W. !. Brenxner. . prosperous dentist
OF Ithaca, y. Y, has committed suicide
Tie act Was the result Of meditation over
the recent Cornell freshman banq1e.
tragedy, which occurred in she same block
In which his Office Is situated and directly
over 10.
Mrs. Otto Sehiukel committed suicide in
q horrible manner At San Francisco Sa,nr-
day morning. Leaving her husband
sleeping. she vent into the kitchen and
with 3 carving knife cut her throat in a
fEighiful manner. Her husband 1. the
keeper OF corner grocery.
Dan Wsriing. . Pit;sburg l.ho-er. Just
released from the vorkhouse on Saturday,
called upon his wife, Who keeps q vege-
table stand in the Pitssaurg market, and
demanded sorae money. Upon her refgs-
Ing 10 grant hts request. Wer.ing shot her
IN the back. killing her almost instantly
Colin Mcdonald, BAY City, Mieh..
saloon keeper saa ssfe-blowe-: Frank West
brook. alias Aslcomh. and II Nood. an
unknown iran. were arrested In Mdwsu-
kee sunday morasng while passing eouu.
teFieit Money in saloons. 4 large number
OF photographed hank notes were soaad in
their possession.
Depossters in the dsfuues Holt County
hank ut o'Nelli. Neb.. have decided 10
offer $50 reward Tor the arrest and de-
livery 10 ttiF Aksas O. t&ic STATE 81 if&Skt
Adams. defanising and abseonaing presi-
dent of the bank. Adams left O'Nelll las.
August, taking deposisors' inoaey 10 tie
sam Of about siIS,ooa
Henry wannell. aged - years. vas dis
covered Saturday az sharon. Ia. uacou-
sri0as Masked robbers. alter knocking
Wsnnetl sensesess. bad ransssSea the
hot.sa and then saturated the victim /,
clothing w3ss Oh and ses him on ire. he
cannot ~eeover. Has legs and arms are
eharred mass 81 aesA.
Sc. L Nsneinel.i. director Of the chorus
Of the Abbey Grand opera Company. xNs
arrested FRIDAY Gtxhi IN a Chicago ruu-
scum ca charge Of picking pockets The
maseafa people declare ae Is a psekpocket
ard thss he and ether kr~ncagtea have
been operating aFusag the crowds IN the
rauseara fer more thAa three weeks
number ef the Inl.aa hsys at the
Baptist mission college az Wewsks, l. I.
capita OF ths Semiaee nA1lon. nave iaae
hai = xgadgs against FFAnk Snort. ga
Thursday nIsha. afteg ali had retired Us
she dernalEosy on the third seor, three
bows stole 90 Shorts het. picked hsra ep
and shrsw hlm frogn tie sGaiow 10 tue
ground. killing him.
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A GLORIOUS VICTORY.
Corrected Returns q the Recent
Rhode Island Election.
ssowM HAS 1000 PLURALITY.
n Ksvuhsseaa oaAa - Mere IAa0 5.ooo
yssss - Hsssfs - One Ysas Of
C1~volanass AA0fnxessuasoo.

PRoyYpEscR. April e.-1hs rsfzrns from
the elections - corrected give the total
vote ~ 81 SIS. The voss last year vas 81
10. The vote for governor gives Brown -
80. Baker - 80 and Mstcaf :.sss. which
10 larger than any srsr csst for governor
for many yessA The returns show there
viii b three Democrats Ia the house and
two Democrats and one Indspsrdens
Demoeras in the senate, Easssl e Young.
OF scitrsse, having been co1nssd ous and
Martin s Smith, Rsr-. elected
The oMc1aI voee Tor the other state on
eers was. LseEtsnsnt-goveynof. Allen.
Rep, = Os; Young. DEM. 2i.5o; fosser.
Pro-. 2,3s2 SECRETARY Of state. Sonness,
Req, 81, l3i: Hefermsn. Dem. MSS:
Sreen, Pro-. 2s4l Attorney genera. Du-
bois, Rep, =, 5ee: Ai6rieh. DEM - as:
Williams. Pro-. . ss Gensrsl treasurer,
Clark, Rep, a.os5: Perry, Dem. n.3a;
Hslne. Pro. 2, i42
The Democrats viii probably pass the
appropriation bill this week. The Rerub-
ieans ccnss nteS to allow the demands OF
the clerks and officers for payment for SER
vices during the session - Newport after
prorogasion By the governos.
The vote for governor in Rhode Island
In 1850 xas: Baker, Dem, 12.oi5: Brown.
Esp., 2, SD; Me:caif. Pro-. 10
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TACOMA. April s.-fspecias E-Ex-Jsdse
Trsssoss Canpseil and Frank G. Ross lsft
sccsy for s&n Francisco - take s,sys in It's
appeal Of the F1yssinp reservation e.ss
frem the raise5 States district court Ia
this case Jsdgs Hanfsr1 kesd .hss tbs
Iadians hsd the right 70 grass . rsghs-os-
~ay 20 yaisroad corporations OVER fhssr
rstensei isada The Gsessloa vss raised
% the tiEss aad tsooes we're sens here -
pFsvsas Ross and band Of rsdisns un3sr
COMMAND Of the iass Peter Stsnue frcn
ersdiag the Yosdb~d. An sxcsfia1 hand
so-han1 bsssIs r<saitsd between sAa sol-
ciers and the fnciaa graders. tzriag
which no blood vas shsd. sifhoaTA fss
Indians compelled some Of the soldiers 20
sesnpss cut Of the vsy Of ioTs which they
rolled down IN smhankn.snt towards
them The night Of tie battle. vhtis
flushed With the giery Of victory. Peter
stsnup disappeared His body va found
Ia the PuyslIu2 river. and cssonsr's
Jury rendered . verdict thai hs hsd sesn
murdered By unknown parties Peter had
been drinking that nixhs vhIis esasorst-
ing tbs victory. and Agent Eslis has
always he'd shss he was drowned While
drunk
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William BIRD. Of Collar. committed
suicide Ap-sl sy taxing norphine.
TIE fishermen Of Saohouissh eouaiy
are Killing treai Ia violation o. the game
.Aw.
Tee skeleton OF Hugh xxx, s well
kaoSn miner sad prosp~eior n 30 ~ss lest
on Texa3s issaaa year asu, sss foaa3
last week
A3ars J. Hartman has hesa APRON st
.eeFeE o. TIE lighthouse staIica a. Care
EsAssT gsssntmens, s&se James Anderson.
asa 0sosSe T. Crawford has eesa AZ
pointed 2rss assistant
The taisTn2l revenue district CT Oregon
SHa " arlington paid tnic ire 1 assea
States treasury aursaE the last fsscag year
49, o. - ard sf-s~ ther~fr0Sa IN shs
saape Of pensleas 8, 81. ss& -
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VAUDEVILLE. April 2-lSpecial. The
warm weather has removed the snow with
. rush. Unfortunately the ground IL
frozen and the water. upon which 20 much
depends for . crop. 10 running on instead
Of entering the earth. The rapid thav
has transferred every gulch into . torrent
and much damage 10 resulting. The road
down Corhaley's canyon. the only high
way TO Wenatchee. h extensiveiy dam
sged and impossible for teams. The mails
are carried OFT Of and into the town on
horseback. Las: night the electric light
plant was under water, shutting OF the
lights. A vast amount Of damage viii be
done the roads throughout the county.
The wife OF County Assessor Mitchell
went suddenly insane Saturday. She had
shown no signs of insanity mp 70 the day
che became . victim Of the malacy. The
case is . sad one, ~ the unfortunate wo-
man has several small children. She will
b sent 10 Medical Lake.
Rober, Beyers has returned from Sc
attic. where be succeeded in leasing the
electric light and wster plant from the
syndicate of Seattle capitalists owning the
same. He takes charge on the FIRST OF
ApyiL
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Nottingham Bar Sews.

wHArcox. Apri. 2-FSpecial. This
week the aelinqaent tax li,s Of ls9i will
be published. II viii consis, Of Is. so de-
scriptious and will cost the county over
"a. co. which. of course, will gradually
straggie back into the treasury as the
taxes are paid. il they are paid. The az
grega,e delinquency for that year is not
large. II IS nearly oil upon lots IN the
outlying adiiaoas TO the various towns
aud cities Of the county. which ought
never 10 have been plated and ought now
to be ranches. Very little valuable prop
erty is included in the list.
Court is no. II session TIL. week, the
judge having gone 10 Friday Har5or 10
hold = short term there.
Tie STATE OF Washington Is again on the
Be!linshAm bay route, having arrived this
morning.
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Chief Hill. the Cheyenns Indian shot
By a settle, IN Oklahoma. 10 dead.
The Utah Popniisis have Organized .
territorial committee and viii take part Il
tie elections nsxt fall
Hard times in San Francisco have COM
psiisd ". Il. Leav.is 20 Surrender his lease
Of the Bush street theater. and shs house
viii 10 closed
Fire az Milwaukee Sunday morning de-
ssroyesi the wholesale book and stationery
store OF II. H. Vert h Co. The loss II
$6D.eoo, fully insured.
The schooner Benjamin @. Church, Capt
Allen, ven. ashore on Long Island SUM-
day. All hands, seven IN number, we're
saved by the 1ooox hse-ssving crew.
Fire at Flnflay. o., Sunday In the large
ruined the entire stock on The FIRST floor
The Building xss saved Loss, &+o.oos In
sesance. S3l.esa
Niit Driggers. VIII Adams. Wan Lavsn-
der AMI VIII Rsdenhsus were drowned In
the river near Columbus. Ga, Thursday
afternoon. bv the esyslLing Of . boat Ia
which they we're fishing.
Representative simpson. Of Kansas. 10
preparing joint resolution proposing CO.
operation CT the United States and Canada
in buijAing canals connecting the Great
Lakes with the Atlantic ocean
The armor pate department of the Car
ngie steel mills at Homestead viii be de-
tachsd from the rest Of the plant and
PLACID directly under the charge OF high
Official Of tbs company. This II Al out
come Of the recent ;rsuh.
Rev. Patrick Donohue vas consecrated
Bishop of Wheeling. w. Va. with impos-
ing ceremonies in the cathedral OF Bassi-
moro Sunday. The church vas crowded.
and many protestant friends Of the bishop
were present. as well as large number Of
Catholic priests and prelases.
City. Pa. Wednesday. . house Vas
Ksllius, aged 50; Mary KalIins. 8, Joe
Ks.lius, &; Mary Tasmer. aged !. Mrs.
kaliius and her baby. 9 months old, we're
seriously hurt and are now lying in . dy-
ing condition In the hospital.
The Horn Silver mine works, as Frisco,
Utah. that were destroyed by fire Thur
day night. will probably % pat on . work
ing basis again within q abort time The
mine - paving vel, and the company
has = large reserve fund on hand. The mill
has been run long enough to demonstrate
that low grade ore can be successfully
treated
A long line Of interior department ruI-
ings in tho administration of school tn
deunlty laws has teen reversed by .
decasion OF Secretary Smith On the applica-
ton OF the state Of Oregon 20 select double
minimum lands for lost single minimum
lands. The decision holds that the seiec-
ton of the double minimum lands involved
may and ought TO be allowed 20 the school
graft In lieu OF single minimum lands lost
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ABrxpxxx, April 2-lSpecial. AN e.
adjustment for drying and smoking fish
on an extensive scale Is the latest addition
20 our industries. Fournie 4 Hennicke
are the projectors Of the scheme. They
have had previous experience. and a. the
supply Of fish is practically unlimited and
the demand always good they are likely
30 build up big business
Shipments OF fresh fish from here TO
Eastern markets aggregated over oo.ooo
pounds during the month of March. New
York, Phiiadelphis and Washington re-
eeive regular consignments offresh salmon
and sturgeon from Grsy's harbor. most of
which are shipped from Aberdeen.
Six lumber and shingle mills are now in
operation here TO their full capacity.
wess's mill. with daily capacity OF IS. go
fee. of lumber. is 10 start up very soon.
Prospects are bright for prosperous and
busy season on Gray's hareor.
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eeantry had nsvsr hssa rrus7<eesd for
szsxtx % I'll ascuf tso ysass aeo- TAsrs
are ma7y Kood pzacss uhscA woasd b
bonsnxas Il shsrs we're pasnsy 81 vsssr %
& HaEpso1 Dss<a Coapa1y - s<ase-
ing ssssr 3fssea nises for the EzznaFs
as sad saey ofsT 20 81 vsser 81 4 esnts
- inea. While - tbs erssks vers rros-
psetsc IN The sarsy ds1s rhSn nothing bot
80 . cay vorA pay % work. Dany az
them have newer bsea so1ched farther Up
stream, where the coarss gold 10 found
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Resign Giving Money TO the Lawyera-

RosyYs. April. S-iSpeciaL The report
that The sIore exp.ossoa widows we're ne
goaaEing q compromise with the coal COM
rAny for she loss OF their husbands lacks
confirmation here. Inquiry developed s
directly contrary sentiment among the
widows and it Is scarcely probable tbs,
the >osi company mans cement would
make ove-su-es looking toward settle
raent in view % the results Of the trials
thai grew on; Of the explosion. Wasn the
news Of the Juror Dean expose reached
here snis last week, . soliciting comm ttee
was Immediately seat ocs 90 secure 3 fund
to- pushing The investigation, bat the
EFFORT vas not ve-y successful. bail 20
be gwen oy the widows u announced for
an early date. the proceeds TO Be gwen
their attorney 70 prosecute their ease.
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Lake tnton ChanszucaA

The usual good attendance has eharac-
termed the meetincs % the Lake Union
ChaulaRges Circle for the month Of March
Az the meeting held last Thursday after
BOOB sae iotlouIng programme was rsa-
cerea:
Rsll eals-''1aS;asicas irazz Tsnnysoas s!sy.,
81 Fhe King"
Classic lstln ....- Conducted ~ Nrx Nstcsetl
ssss ass Legend --- Conducted ~ Mrs Reeves
gsTssw Of AJEsSa sgssery ..-.....-........
--...--.. ...--....-,-i IN charge ol M. As-ar.s
A psp@s~-~TAe Hsssosr Of the Esnsa Table
Aaa Sketch o. It's frtacsFz. kEssass
-,----.,-- .......-..... ..... Mrs.. Lad
Tatse 4Aik-~~C aatistas OF ons Cry"
Af;eT he programme wss finished tempt
ins reirssAxssnts sere served BY the hostess
Mrs. et2ns5erfy. and n delightful socsal
boar e. ioye8
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THE STATE FAIR


fms-Aseshsr Appropriation Needed.
NonrH YAKIMA. April &--lspeei.i F-
The State fair track was completed Mon.
day ~ = total COS; of E, Soc IL hss been
pronounced the fines, and most sneedy
In the Pacific Northwest Two hundred
horses will probably train here during the
summer. letters from many owners having
been received BY Secretary Reed. The
hoard o. commissioners have ro.,posst
their session anti. the ii.h. unon request
OF A. W. knsie, of Seattle. AZ tho meet
Ing al Of the plans for the fair in scpsera.
her are 10 Re definitely decided upon.
premium lists aud catalogues provided
for. and everything put Ira readiness fer
The nrss annual meet The ladies
Of North Yakima are enthusiastic
and hav. already applied for space
In the III ain ball, which they propose fll-
Ing With an exhibit peculiar 60 ysklsn.
and they DEFY composition. The Conner
Ca! Cab 81 ia last meeting preferred
financial assistance in the matter os ar
ranging . coed premium list. and their
cssE hss hesa accepted by tho eoma -
ss0asrs This action Of the clae sA1assi Do
faliosea By simlzs bodies ia ether cssles,
In sae oplnioa af the ecmms ssscneys. b..
cause the last legislature expressly pro-
vidsd thai meme of the fund. appropriated
should es nsed IN payment Of premiums
1ron displays Arrangements have beer
made 10 eiisr ssoo IN purses for speed
contests, aud a sGA attendance Of 'sseg-
psrs Is expse.esi
The commissioners ssii lie forced 10 ask
the emergency eosrd tor at least s. san
more. To complete buildings. fesee., etc.
Yakima has dcne all thai are could. and
wiz do yet ssaFe. hes tasre 10 urgent de-
nand Tor money 10 prepare tAe kHildinxs
for sas coming exhibition ia September.
sns Ia the emergency board acne cAa the
Ann IA a..rc.s ---..- - -. 49,.
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J. IL King, OF North Bead, Is a guest az
ahe bdtsT. he has Lately returned irosa
southern Oregon. where he has been PROS
TecsiaS wita great success. ana VII .e-
TARA taerr again on sunday. He saws
tsAs - - seo1 ecGutry for prospecsors.
as taess are many good places aai the
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NEW wHArcoM, March =, iSo1
To raR Error: Plesse inform us
shefhsr the state university has been
awarded yet and, IL %. 70 What architect
HE@aK BRos.
THE plans Of C. ". Saunders. Of Seattle.
have sesn accepted By the regents. bat the
contract has not been swardet-
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Irrie.ts.. c.sssr..s. IT Wall. WALL

Irrigattsa Cssfsrenes IT Wslis Waiis-
WAELA WALIA. April 4-fSpscial. Tho
Washington commission Of the inserna-
tioaal irrigation congress had its frs; meet
ing in this city today, With President y.
e. Bla.ock, T. r. Benson, Of North
Yakima. and H S Biandfosd. OF inis
city. present Dr.. A 3. Ely. Of Kenne-
wick. and John p Rssvis. Of Spokane,
we're absent T. r. Benson sas elected
secretary The purpose Of the commission
Is 20 collect data showing the amount OF
arid and semi-arid land now irrigated and
believed iyrigab,e: the sources Of water
supply: cost Of procuring. storing and de-
liveyiug water on lands: national legisla-
ton ~ 70 the disposition OF arid lands and
and government consro. OF the water
sources To facilitate this work the state 10
divided into the following districts:
All Eastern Washington bounded by tbs
Columbia and Snake rivers and by Idaho
and Oregon are assigned TO Blandtord:
Franklin, Adams, Whitman. Spokane and
Stevens counties to Reavis; Lincoln.
Douglas. Okanagon, Kliekitat. Kisfisas
and Yakima 20 Benson aud Ely. The
commission sdiourned 70 meet in this city
MayA
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The California. Grain oa.sosk Good.

SAY Francisco, April s-Rsports 10 the
Associated Press from all the principal
srain-prcdaesng countries in California
are that TIE outlook - excellent fo- wheat
and barley IN All the northern countries,
except IN part OF the section YES: Of the
San Joaquin river and the soathe-n eoun-
ties. Ia these localities the lack Of
ram las been severely feli and
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George n Wizard. fornsr.y OF NissAsss,
LAWS 4 Saver. has been appointed COM
mercsal agent Of tas Wisconsin Central
for wasAington, Oregon, Idaho and Mon
ta1A
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Daily services 90 wAascon via STATE ct
Washington q m
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MssatSssaS CRY. April s. Sr%cisl. -
istsnss hsya been lsseei to Charles Hc@e.
~ E-sslisp. let . spray ssxsss. anu 10
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Taoesa. April S-sspeeSal The grss
hydfaesis steering apparatus on the Coast
slt ns put en- the steamer City 81 Nag
ssoa next month.
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Chtnese Tor Folnt Nah~rts CanuerteA
BLAME. April s. Special E--Tts steamer
wnlapa brought is Chinese sor toe can
neriss here to-day. Among tAs Chinese
Ssye several whe have no exzt1Gcatss