The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-01-26

material to fit out good plant. For
sale cheap and on good terms.
Editorial Notes.
The State Land Commission, at its
Tuesday session, approved the ap-
praisements of school lands made by
the inspectors of Mason, Lewis,
Thurston and Yakima counties.
The JOURNAL does not care to
belittle itself by taking notice of the
mis-statements of the bum-ling. Later
on this paper will be plain enough to
suit the bum-ling's idea of Journals
tic ethics"
THE Washington State building
must succumb to the fate of all, in
the White City. The Park Commits
sioners cannot use it, and the Lum'
berman's association can now tear it
down and realize little from the sale
of the big logs.
JUST as we go to press the returns Of
the Mitchell Corbett fight come in
The mill was short and lively, $40, OO(
easily earned.
LIST round, Corbett forced the fight
hit Mitchell in the face. Mitchell re
turned with a hard one on Corbett'l
ribs.
2nd, c. forcing fight, c. hit M. stiff
blow on the eye.
Ord, c. knocked M. down five times
M. counted out. Time, 9 minutes.
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WE are pleased to note that citizen
generally over the County are support
ing the Commissioners in their con
tentions with the County officers. W.
desire to remind them that, as a whole
the present board is the best set thi
County has ever had, and the Onl.
one which has ever taken a firm stan(
against any interference or domino
ton on the part of the officers-ant
that if they are not generally support
ed by public opinion Cor that par
which should be unbiased) they viii
probably be the last board that viii
attempt such stand. And future
boards will be but figureheads in the
hands of certain few. That any
board of commissioners can take al
illegal position and maintain it, a.
against the equitable or legal interest
of any one dealing with them, is no
possible,-and the people general.
understand that there must be some
thing in their contentious.
The February number of Cooley
Magazine appears in new and mos
attractive cover, and with many limo.
vations and improvements in the in
side of the Magazine. In every res
pect this number is the most attrac.
tive ever issued by the Code,
Publishing Company. 1t has choice
and varied contents, the orenin,
article, "How to Money in Wal
Street," being from the pen of Henri,
Clews. There are the opening chap
tiers of novel, "This Man and This
Woman" by Margaret Lee, with illus
trations by Paul Nimmo Moran; :
short story, "The Worlds GAIN" b,
Henry Milford Steele; "Superstition'
of the English Miner" by S. P. Cad
man; "Feroline," short story, by Lucy
c. Lille; "The Valley OF Roses" by
Prof. A. L. Rawson; 1.-THE Royalty o
Hawaii" by Herbert Stanley Renton
american Women in Mexico" by
Marie Robinson Wright; "a Tragedy
PrO-Tem," short story, by James
Clarence Harvey; "a Begging Let
ter" farce, by Anna Robson Brown
with short sketches, numerous illus
trations. and poems by Louise Chand-
Ter Moulton, Clinton Scollard, Rich
ard Burton, Henry Tyrrell, Marie
Frances Upton, A. L. Donaldson and
Others. Florence Hull conducts the
Home Department, Stella G. Flor
ence's name appears as fashion editor,
and there is a new department for
Our Boys which ought to attract
universal attention.