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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-08-21
PnbIicalion Notice,

p.rrtt,,rv nr pklah,tua Cotttt,- pr
LOGAN u.s.
I'm tb, di.tnct court i'm and for said
,ouutr and Territory
Louis u pms. u,ointiH VS. Georoe
Price ana France l. Price defend.
ants.
Gaorge Price. ono of said above
named defendants uul taRe notice
tha, iue said louis r. PITTS. plaiutiW.
did on the ioth day of july fS1l. Hlc
his prtitlon in faid district court
Uuhtuaud for the county of Logan
and territory of Oniahoma. against
,sid defendant. Frances T. Pr.ce. and
thut said George Price must answer
.nil peGtion Glcd as aforesaid. on or
before the egnd day of August 1894.
or said petition w,il hc taken as true.
aud Judgment rendered in said
action against said defendant. George
Price. Tor the sum of five hundred
seventv-Nve tss7iJ dollars. with in
tercst thereon at the rate of twelve
per cont per aunun from tho 10Th day
Of March. 1891, and thirty. .feyon and
5O-iOO 1887 5W dollars attorneys fcGs,
and for costs cf suit And further
Judgment viii be taken against said
defendant, GEORGE Price, and said
defendant, Frances l. Price. 10 have "a
certain warranty deed given by them
TO SAID plant'I on me 2'lh Gay oi
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,ccnt,. . ,.o +s,-,-- -.bloer nun.
/ LcrcL forty.nin, aol i1 iI,ai
/ sl,l;,ision or t,o Ctty mi
/ Gntbrin roruerlv Ln,yp os Copifol
! nm i'm ,l,o eonf.ty M foron oad ter.
.i,l.,., ~ ol.l,Lorr, d.ci,r.l F. r,',,.,
mo-. ,,, SAID dss,rih.d r.,l cet,,to ,nt
foreslCsad as such. ana ndind,,iuo tbn,
sYid nlnintig bnv,, mo frst lion oo
..,d rre,,is.s euLi.ct onIv to.a prio,
lt., I.rg,,,, orth1 Cntlri. nniiIino
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terr;t,rv. A., AN amouut for Wbirl
irloncot win D.. taiseu os aforesaid
..nJ n.b.,i,,. said preutisc4 to be An,
."nd ,l,o ,,,..,..ed. inDliad to mo p,t,
,n,,,l ,.f tl.,. .a,n,,tpt dpc nlaiptiT "a
torprv's foes and costs Of gpit nm,
forarc,. Larring and foreclo.Ing eai,
Idcr,nIauts from am riyht title' iptor
..t. ..t.te p,.,ne,t,. and oopitg I'D b..
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First Pub in Daily Leader June sll
Notice for Publication.
Land office al Guthrie. O 4. June %
1904
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-08-21
NOTICE or HEARINa

Before the trustees of toWnsitc board No
6. Guthrie, o. T..contcst docket No l2'.
lot No. ", block No. IS, tOwhsite Guth-
lie, .. r. ---.--.
stephen $. smith, J. <. Dricc, John =.
Sncrd. Heirs and Administrator Levi
X. Kptchnm deed, Grover q. krtch
am, minor Hattie NJ ketchum, clam-
lTiu and each OF you are hccby notii-
ed that the ab0yccutiticd cause, involving
the applications of the parties therein
mentioned for decd to lut IT,, block js, boo
the town OF Guthrie. county of Logan. aud
Territory of Oklahoma, by order of board
No. G, of tOWusite trustees, is srt Tor roe
hearing before said board at ii office. TO-
Gated az Guthrie %. T.. un the Gth day ui
september. ls9i.a .at 40 O'Clock o. ni, ol said
day aud of all cOntiuuances and pOst-
ponemcnt,, you and each OF y0u viii tails,
due notice without further service there
Of
IN Witnes5 whereof $50. tho members ol
said board. hdyc hereuuto sub cribcd uui
names this 3ud day Of August 1891.
H. Il. O. lANpRUM,
ions T.. TAYLOR,
i. A. SAUSprus.
Board No Is. fowusitD Trustees
NorE Each claimant wil be required
90 deposit Si2lUu with the Disbareinl
Agent 90 deiray expense. Of the trial iol
one day.
August 3, Daily.
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To the Knights Of Pythias conclave
at Washington, D. G., August e1 to
Sept o. The Santa fe route VIII sell
round trip tickets for this occasion
Aug % and "A, limited for return
passage TO Sept s at one fare for the
round trip. J.. t. DELANEY,
n Aren't
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For the reunion Of the Grand Army
OF the Eepnblic TO be held ut PITT,
burg. Pa september To 10, 1894, the
Santa l'e route will sell round trip
tickets at one fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale September and s.,
limited fus return passage TO Septcm
Tor 80 l.. Il. DELANEY, Agent
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20 published in the Daily
Leader June "a
Notice for Publication.

lrdNer June -
Notice for Publication.
Land Office al Guthrie, O 4. June n
1894.
Notice rs hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has He'd notice
OF his intention 10 make final proof ia
support of his claim, ani that said
proof win be made before the register
and receiver Of the United states land
Office at Guthrie, o f. on August ~.
lsat via; JrssDh Il Simpson, for the
northe; - uueE 'lr 81 section twenty.
townsh p a2tcsa north, Of range one
west, / cgaa comfy, o 4.
lie No me3 el3 following witnesses
10 Prove his continuous residence, upon
and cultivation OF said lan1, Wis
George Joh. Napoleon B March, !,
a Royce, all Of Guthrie. q II and
William = Met1ger Of Perry o 4.
Any person who desires 70 protest
against the allowance OF such prooG
or who knows Of any substantial
reasos, under the law aud the regula.
tions Of the interior department. why
suen proof should not be allowed, viii
be given an opportunity At the above
mentioned time and place TO cross
examine the witnesses Of said claim
ant. and to offer evidences ia rebntta
Of that submitted by claimant
AN icH00K, Register
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Land Onice AT Guthrie, O. 4 July -,
1874.
Notice is hereby given that thr follow
iuunamcd settler has hlcd notice of his
intention To make llnal proof ir support of
his claim. aud that said proof VIII he
made before the register atd receiver
Of the United States land Office at
Guthrie. oklahoma Territory, ON sep
tcmbcr H.. 1891. VIZ.
Edward II Hopkins. who made II. r.
No .iT for thp uOrthWes, quarter
section 90 CiW. township Slturn NGl
north of range Two lH Wrsl ti t!io ln-
dian Meridian, oklahoma Territory.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove li, continuous residence upon aud
cultivation uf said laLd, VIZ:
Andrew i. Hoover Henry hurehum,
William y Mitchell aud john j. Free
man. ali of Guthrie. q. A.
Any person who desires to protcs
against the allowance Of Sucl proof or
~ lao knows OF any substantial reason,
under the law and the regulations OF the
interior department.. why such proof
should not hc allowed, viii le given AN
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place tu cross-eNamme the witnesses
OF said claimant, aud 90 offer evidence In
romttal OF that submitted hy claimant
and notice r. espo ciallY given ll Harry
Il. Thurston. Who hled runtp, SO. Jai
on July -, lss3, asking that said homo
stead entry no. 2ii, made April a. Is -.
by Edward II Hopkins bee cancclrd and
also TO Julius " Driesen who lied cuu-
test SO. 81, July 23, l7s9. a'kiug that
said homestead entry No. 2i1. made Npul
81, le.g. boy Edward II. ilopldn be can
ccllrd.
A. n j. Crook, Register
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First Published in Daily Leader Jun'
10, 1891.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, o. r., June lG,
1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof viii De-
made before register uud receiver at
Guthrie. on August lG. 1891, viz;
Charles II. Moore. for the nol Invest =
of section 35 township lG. n1ith OF range
3. west of the Indian meridian.
Ilc names the following Witne, sos 90
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, VIZ:
Charles II. Woods William l.. Fickle,
John T.. Ncsbet and Elmer q. Ankcuy, all
Of Guthrie, %. II.
Any person who desires 90 protest
against the allowance of such proof, ur
who knows Of any substantial reason
under he law and the regulations OF the
interior department.. Why such proof
should not br allowed, viii be- given au
opportunity at the above mentioned time
aud place 10 crOss-eXamine the witnesses
Of said claimant, aud 10 offer evidence III
rehutta of that submitted by claimant
A. n. }. CROOK, Register.
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First published In oklahoma Leader
Ann


Land Onicc at Guthrie, O. r., July 21,
1894
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention To make final proof in support of
his claim. and that said proof viii he made
before register and receiver at Guthrie. q.
r.. on September %. 1894. viz:
David NJ. Benson. for the y. p Of =
W. ID OF sec. %, TIP. IL north, of range
west
lie names the following Witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, VIZ:
John II. Altman. James A. Henson,
Samuel Andrews, Gabriel Haldcrman, all
of Enfield. Q. Y.
ANY person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof. ur
who knows OF any substantial reason, mn
der the law and the regulations uf the in
terror department. why such proof should
not be allowed. will be given an oppor-
iunity at the gbove mentioned time aud
place to cross-cNamine the witnesses of
said claimant. aud to offer evidence in re-
huttal OF that submitted by claimant
\. y. j. CRooK. Register
1900
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For the Kansas state g. A. T. We.
union to be held at Hutchinson, Kas ,
the Santa Fe viii sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip Tickets on
sale August le TO IS inclusive. limited
for return TO and including August 10
H. Il. DELANEY, Agent
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All persons owing subscriptions are
requested to settle at once. Subscrip-
tions to the DAILY LEADER should be
paid toutside OF the counting room to
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authorized agent DAILY LEADER
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Subscribers To TnE LEADFH should
pay subscriptions outside of the office,
10 Bert Orner lie is THE LEApfn's
only authorized agent 10 collect sub
scription money.
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Published The FIRST time, this 18th day
of July, 1854
Notice for Publication.
Territory of oklahoma, Logan County
In the District Court
Simon Seligmnn,
VS..
Carii Seligman
The above named defendant, Carrie
Sclignan, viii take notice that she
has been sued in the District Court of
Logan county, territory of Oklahoma,
by the plaintiff Simon Seligman, in
an action for divorce, and that she
must appear and answer the petition
which has hccn filed in said court by
the plaintiff, on or before the 1th day
of September. 1891. aud If she does
not appear and answer, said petition
viii bc taken as true, and Judgment
taken against her divorcing the
plaintif from her, and dissolvlng the
bonds of matrimony between the
plaintiff and the defendant, and for
costs of suit
LOUIS l.. PrrTq, Clerk,
By LION j. Prrs, Deputy.
SFAI
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First Published in Daily Leader Jun
NnlIce fnr pnhlicntinn.

Noiice Tor Publication.
Land office at Guthrie, O r., June
-, 1904
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler HIS filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in
Support of his claim, and that said
proof win bo made before register and
receiver 1t Guthrie, O. r., on August
-, 1891, viz;
Frank smith for the $ L q see
-. Up t., north of K . w.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation of, said land, viz:
John A Cravcns, Horace Cole, An.
drew NJ Ovcrman, NJ q sumner, all oi
Guthrie, O. H.
ANY person who desires 10 protest
against the allow ancc of such proof,
or who knows Of any substantial rea
son, under the law and the regulations
of the interior department, why sucl
proof should not be allowed, will bl
given an opportunity at tue above
mentioned time aud place to cross
examine the witnesses of said claim
ant. and To offer evidence in rebuttal
of that submitted by claimant.
A. n. j. Crook. Register
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chr Ecnorr.
RAILROAD risin rams.
DAIIY WEATHER FOnEUAsTi

Special report for THE DAILY
LyADER by W. !. Walters, observer
United states weather bure,u
Highest temperature yesterday: l0i
10 vest ~
Forecast for today: Fair; station.
ary Temperature
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-15

Natural wax % the Pacific Coast.
Wax 10 found on the ocean beach Of
Oregon. In Tiilamook county, and the Ore
gonians account for it, presence there oy
saying Chinese junk loaded with bees
wax vas wrecked there . century ago.
The New York san has . better explains
ton. and says: '.Ths probability - an
nounced Of quantities Of natural WAX be-
ing ohtainabIs along the coast from the
Columbia river to Puget Sound. The mat
srial Ii known - mineral wax, native par.
atm, ozokerite or oxocerits. hydro-car.
bon compound-hyrdogen fifteen per cent.
and carbon eigh;y-6ve per cent. variable
and is supposed to be derived from bituini-
nous and Ignite coal formation and in
filtration and capitalization; generally
found in the neighborhood Of coal and lig-
mite beds and in bituminous clays or shales.
In consistency and translueency II 10 .
resinous wax, with a structure sometimes
foliated color brown or veliowish brown
by transmitted light; leek green BY re-
dected light; odor aromatic. and having
the characteristics and feeling Of beeswax
that has been lying for some time in water.
1t is mined in variable Quantities In Ger
many, Austria. Turkey and England. as
sociated with the soft coal anc Ignite beds !;
in Gaiicia alone about 1000 tons have
been mined since its discovery there some
thirty-iive years ago, and the whole pro-
duct of the United States in 1880 is esti-
mated at about $50. coo pounds 1t has
been used successfully, especially in
Europe, for the manufacture of candles.
and. by refining in place of beeswax and
paraffin, and is also being introduced aS
an electrical insulator"
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Strictly . San Francisco FATS.
San FpanNiarn Evavrsuov


It must now have cecome evident to the
most sanguine that the Fair must depend
for support on the people of San Francisco
and the near vicinity. The number who
come from the North, South and East in
the six months may be large in the aggre-
gate. But even ii they reach the 5000
mark, that has been predicted. and If each
visitor goes five times to the Fair the total
attendance from this source in the $50 days
more or less, that the exposition will have
been open, will not average ]. 400 a day.
This is nothing to what the Fair must have
If il is to be a popular or financial success.
It Is as plain as the force of circumstances
can make it that the fair has got TO get the
bulk Of its attendance and receipts from
San Francisco and the neighboring cities
that for business purposes form part Oft.
To make the fair u success with local pat
ronaxe it is equally PLAIN that the visitor
who goes once must be induced to go many
times. San Francisco 10 not Chicago or
Paris. 1t has hardly one-fourth the pop
ulation Of Chicago-only one-eighth the
population of Paris. The tributary pop
ulation IL in even less proportion. The
population about the bay all told Is little,
if at all. above 400. 600. and the fair man
agement has confined the attendance to
those who can afford TO pay . 50cent en-
trance fee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-15
fAoonA BrRxAr o. TaH PosT-fSYKLxx-
O.xcxn, 1lI6 PAciyrc AvKsuk
THOMAS sAMNoss, NASAsRl
BOGGS In THE BOGs.
The Willy Warrant Buyer Steps
in q Deep Hole.
AFTER MUCH FLouNoEaiNo.
ne sssA He HAD oIoi 900 IN celsnbis
National .ask February -. bss the
Dask Oceans Agree Wisa HIN.

TACOMA, March ll--fSpec!ai. i-Fehruafy
- City Treasurer Boggs reported 70 the
city council that no had deposited In the
Columbia National bank SOL ,322.05. IL %
happsned that Comptroller Eckels On
March asked for q statement OF the con-
di,ion OF national banks on the same day
on which Mr.. Boggs gave 70 the city coun-
Gil sworn statement OF the amounts he
had deposited In tie banks Of the city with
whom be keeps open accounts.
The statement of the Columbia Ms
tionaI bank has been made. and IL shows
In round numbers that IL has on hand, or
had on hand the day Mr.. Boggs reported
he had Si0l .3z205 deposited there, $1,000
less than the city's alleged deposit In adj
diiion 10 tho city's alleged cash deposit the
Columbia has between &i25.000 and fi75,-
0(o Of individual deposits. but on the day
in question Ii had on hand SO. Go less than
the city's deposit alone. 10 say nothing
about the other deposits.
A national bank 10 not required to carry
more than Is per cent. Of It's deposits on
hand, and with q total OF SOL, II due
depositors and So. SIS. 30 in actual cash on
the shelf, the Columbia has nearly 10 per
cent moro than tho amount required by
Law. A bank IL q sensitive institution,
and In this connection. in referring TO the
city deposits in the Columbia. ie is sufii
cient to call attention TO the following
statement. made TO tho comptroller under
the call Of March 3, 10 show that il is in
very salisfsetory condition:
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NIB. CANNON RETURNS.
Aged Banker and His Young
Wife Surprise Spokane.
Five Hen Rn1sA ~ 1Ho1n-Wreeks %
eAs 0ysgea short Line-Csllsssss
Blaskman Chooses Aso1seaAtA

SPOKANE, March A-lspecial.l-A- N.
Cannon. the venerable banker, who -
known - the father Of Spokane and
whose recent marriage q Helena Gre
ased such . sensation. returned 20
the city today from New York, &C.
eompanied BY bis young wife. The
whole town Was agog over their return,
and little else has been talked OF today.
They were on the street together for
short time early in the DAY. when the
bride was escorted back 20 her rooms It
the hotel.
Both Mr. and Mrs.. Cannon say they had
never discussed the subject Of getting
married until they met in Helena. The
bride indignantly denies that she COM
PEELED Mr.. Cannon 20 settle $4,000 on
her before she consented to become
his wife. Mr.. Cannon says the kilograms
sent ous denying the marriage were not
seen by him. and while the denial was
made with his consent. he did not approve
of the manner in which it was done.
He has come back to Spokane to
stay. and the reopening Of his
bank 10 under serious consider
alton. His health Is better than it has
been for years. He says times are inn
proving. that the banks are turning out
their money. and that the Northwesswill
soon feel the effects Of the ioosening OF
the money market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-15

Tnts handsome aaA wegl-sgp clntst hotel. fast
EEtshsi The past year, ana elegantly luruisael
htogg hoBi vita 81 sac oSIaioFs aad eSaveal-
soscs 81 = mcdssa psiysts residence. ant cen
,Ea!sy icesssi ca the North ssatsle cable i!ae al
he eaFucF o! Rep Bhitcaa ard Fcpsar streets. 10
Dc~ under the suFervlsfoa q MA Ha-u szoaa,
Who hss tn tie iss maatas Of hsr occupancy
provea hsrsel: u capable aat poru ar uasss-
sgvy. Thss Bos caGap3sts4 aas establishes Ia
stssstioa WA projected g. asssi tas needs oi
wensa aad slg.s sat8sI.E T. .ss csfs 81 business
90 pleasure. saa 60, re ass3sess waasen eS cur
easy. Macy @, wAaTa hY honesty as3 fidelity
have been ensal@a % push ta@lr weF eng taos.
.. ias ilnss o: iaaastry - wsica sueess n
vO.yss tset rapid movement AMI iEi:ase. aSss %
detail. an, taa ~ society - aesas-owatnx.
principally s&G sans-,es4ar wousn. $40 yec-
cSn.ss "a tie RAPID advancement o 5ii esks.ss
Aat .seif svss easas4ax relations ths; 80
eu.tness rirl Of tags ynar--ssa Asss. ..uaax-
Tapaess. asessmsksrs. operators, e.ssks ~
az ok re namsroas ngancass opea 30 thar
aeit saESEs or sgtSa pssesE tias-ts Liable setors
- e.asn - la e..4e1 .nto pArtsassa3s - asNs-
HaA< 80. aa3 taat tie sg4f~eSza1aa3 Easss& -
ce,atAcZ VITA sslslasss mStse4s an sEsseEaasle
tet&l4 "a 81 taesa pzrs o. iar nen4sssFy sTAsulBg
S9F tSs complicated obligations 81 = wsi!-se-
nsss; EosaA Eae assoSlsstaa hss sgsat Il ssA
ssa@ al Esaaeg 10 as ersettsa an4 esa 3pTazets.
Slfa a. Fei = agas fsssons<e. Tasy ara ara.
Ao~sFaF. "a .@e lra.is. sa&i ~1sa eesssF aaGsF-
$3.50 "a W.. eE F Eags shaa the at q eNsSa
tssefat3e s2Epart Al vaanx sadlss sssheat
tee y>Fvsssi resi- Ags cordially ievstsa - so sas
Aa1 tsaaA sSs haAss essE Gou wtli ss ksasiY
S@exzrS@. as1 So Sal i&rxe AxI.s. rssAAaE:
S1ssss fees2s Nh 600 tzhGa. ssss aa5 airy
s&ak-sSFz- ssf&ag ssGSs ~lsA saaeAiasA &n1
ssfsS FsEzsss hsastatailS ea1H.saea. saslssaGGs
ave s@%20 s@Assss iIsE - ~ - sea wssA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-15

money sssingeney IL never occs refused .
certificate Of deposit Of any kind.
Mr.. Peters. cashier OF the bank, admits
that he has on hand city warrants which
he carries ~ cash, hG. he says the amount
IL much iess than $500. Just how mach
he would not state Bat If the bank which
handles the active cash Of the tressurer's
ofslcs has warrants on hand - cash, how
many warrants 10 &c fair 20 suppose
other banks. sssss banks, are carrying Z
The Columbia National 10 the only ma
tionai bank in which Mr.. Bogrs 10 carry
Ing any large amount according to bis
February statement
Cashier Peters statement Of the sitrs-
ton IL interesting. He says,
"The question regarding the funds Of
the city Is and always has been . quarrel
between the various banks. At present u
10 the same old effort 20 handle the funds.
Mr.. Boggs does not propose TO allow
certain banks TO dictate 10 him,
and they therefore are fighting him.
Tha. is all there il To ID. We have placed
$50 go or $4,000 Of warrants for the city,
and we never paid Mr.. Boggs . cent ]
know how he has handled tue funds, and
/ know that any reasonable man will &C.
eeps the accounts - shown By Mr.. Boggs."
Bat why, Peters WAS asked, does Mr..
Boggs ses 20 much store on naming his
successorf
Peters chung 70 his original statement,
that IL was simply matter OF business
and pride with Boggs. He was fighting
certain banks, and he would try 20 control
the situation in the future ~ he has in the
past. during his administration.
Peters statement. Boggs' statement and
the conduct OF the latter while under fire
show that the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has
been right all along. just as i: was abso-
lutely right in declaring the water purchase
q barefaced steal and wholesale robbery Of
taxpayers. in stating that City Treasurer
Bo2gs has specniated In city warrants and
that he now has city warrants in his de-
posi,ories which arc being carried as cash.
Still no alarm should be caused by
the statements published In the Ia
coma Neus because IL was twitted
for its crookedness in connection
with the water loot. 20 far a. such
statements have a tendency TO discredit
the financial condition Of the banks of Ia
coma as Mr.. Boggs' repositories. The
banks are all right, and Mr.. Boggs' &C
counts. with little nursing. will be all
right also.
doe" Donnivan. Of Seattle. IL here
tonight 1t Is said he Is interested in q
crowd OF men brought here from that city
manifes,ly for the purpose of being regis
tered for the boodiers.
The registration Is 7,f67.