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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-01
AWFUL.

More Thas Oss HsndrsA Psrssss
Dssvssa 10 . shipvrsek.
SYDNEY. n. 8. w., Oct. a.-The Unieu
line steamer Wsiraipa. beund frum this
port for AseklAsd. n. T., vas Wrsehsd
Sunday evening o. Great Bariss Island,
oR the northeast eoass Of New Esaland.
Ths stsamse bad Q large numhse q pas,
ssagsrs, and III q thsm we're dsswasd.
Ths nsmbsr Of psop's saved y nes posl-
lively known.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
The Proof of the Pudding.

Have you humors, causing blotches?
Does your b oOd run thick and sluggish?
Are you drowsy, dull and lans uid?
Is a bad taste In your mouth, aud
i your tougua ali fCrrt d and coated?
Is your sleep with bad dreams broken?
DO you feei dnwnhearted, dismal,
adDg something, what you know no?
Then be very sure you're bilious,
That you nave torpid liver.
and what you need is something to
rouse it and make it active enough To-
throw off the impurities that clog it;
something TO invigorate the debilitated
system, aud help all the organs to per-
form the duties expected OF them
promptly aud energetically. That
something" is DR.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the great Blood
Purifier, which its proprietors have
such faith in that they guarantee it to
cure. If it does not your money will,
be refunded. But it will. Buy it, try
1t, and be convinced of its wonderful
power. If the proof of the pudding is
in eating, the proof of this remedy is
In taking
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
FAREWELL 1898.

Thou vert troublesome tempest
nous tweIvemOnth. We welcome tiny
successor and may we part with 1874
less willingly is perhaps as good Wish
az we csn utter for tue coming year.
There is generally deep regret at the
departure ofa closing year, but over
1893 we cannot shed a tear. Rather In
resentful anger we aim fierce expul-
satory gesture Of our neither extremity
at its departure over the threshold OF
time.
Thou vert an "ornery" bastard OF
father Time and IL should not surprise
US if he would utterly forget thee In
the final gathering Of his children.
Storms at laud aud sea, whirlwind and
earthquake, bail aud tempeso, all came
out Of thy Pandora's box Of evils. Thy
blight fell on the earth and air Chole-
IA, yellow fever, grippe and anarchy,
all flew out in mad profusion to slay
and waste. rhe human intellect al
most tottered on its throne and the
crank multiplied intoan army.
Banks burst, corporations collapsed,
factories closed, values tumbled, labor
became idle, capital bid away, and hun
ger aud want show their gaunt and
famished figures on the streets Of the
large cities. Insane asylums fill, jails
are crowded with criminals, thievry
abounds aud corruption saps the vitals
Of government. Where shall we look
10 not behold thy disagreeable works,
N year Of ninety-three? No land 81
rich, no city 80 splendid, abroad aud ~
nome thou has wasted at MONDAY and
ollghJed at night.
AS tOa troublesome guest whose like
we have never seen before and who's
face We never want TO see again. we
Old thee glad farewell. Thy shadow
Is still on thy successor. 1t will lingei
for time after thou art gone. May We
nope for the speedy Disappearance Of
even the cursed reminder Of thy exist
ence, aud may the sun speedily break
through the clouds AS the harbinger Of
a better day. LIST the smiling daugh'
rers Of prosperity again sit az our fire.
sides and We all be granted a trtle NOR,
than bare subsisteuce,so 80 ungracIouSly
doled out to US by that long-drawn-oul
diurual distemper remembered as 1893
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
THE GOyERS n Is lMPEACHED.

Governor Pennoyer far more needs q
lunacy commission sit upon him than
an impeachment trial. There IL nothing
to impeaeh except the Governors judg.
ment and political veracity and that
has ceased to be subject of contro-
yersy. All admit that he Is crank,
but he still has admirers who say that
Ills Ideas aud methods viii via at the
polls. We have talked with score of
intelligent Democratic farmers the past
week, who have hitherto stood by him.
They all declare he is crazy, Those
who still think him wise and well
balanced person aud whose opinion is
entitled to any weight are not saying
so very loud. The Governor Is already
impeached. lie Is impeached by ma
lority Of men Of every party. Not
even the Populists are unltedly for
him. That there will be persons to
go an admlring him no one VINO knows
the peryerslty of human nature can
1Oubt. But his influence for evil ls
broken. The press all over the east pays
no heed to his slanier Of Oreg,u.
They simply refer 10 It as new evidence
that he Is insane.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
CLEYELAND'S ASSASSINATION.

Lincoln and Garfield were assassin
ated by men crazed with political ex-
element, and filled with the insane
idea of redressing the wrongs of suffer
ing masses.
Will Cleveland meet that fate? The
land is full of distress and cranks. II
one of these is fired with the idea that
any one state Is filled with suffering
humanity will he not act?
If a crank could be made to believe
that in Oregon two-thirds were in idle
ness and one third Of the people in
want, and mothers shedding tears over
their starving babes, and that Cleve-
land was to blame for this would he
not act?
He would as sure as his name and
nature was crank. But fortunately no
crank Is 80 crazy as to believe any such
tale of woe even if it was made from
high official authority.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.

The New York Mail aud Express
correspondent telegaphs his paper
that no effort IL made TO disguise the
fact that President Cleveland, hIs cab
inet, aud all the Democrats In congress
are deeply concerned over the huslnas.
staguatlun which Is depressing the
country at this time. 10 profoundly
impressed are they that IL il believed
some immediate step will be taken for
relief lfthe business failures continue
to Increase as they promise, IL il pro
posed to lay aside the tariff bill iu the
house and make an etfhrt To rush
through first the measure authorizing
the secretary OF the treasury To issue
bonds inr the purpose uf replenishiug
ne gold reserve and making good the
htneiencv, aud another proposition tn
increase the circulating medium ~ the
country through the national ar s,ate
hanks, or both. II Is the belief of the
president that under the circumstances
There should he no delay In acting up,n
these measures, which will be advanced
'or the relief of the country.
All patriotic citizens wish To see our
country prosper, Political pr ludlee, or
partisan advantage should not hinder
the restoration II commercial conf
deuce or industrial activity. The adj.
mlnistraIlon undoubtedly sees that the
mere repeal OF the sherman silver coin.
ace act Will not alone restore the husi,
ness Interests OF the country 10 a nor.
nal condition. A single gold standard
too much depr,s sses values OF real estate
aud labor ant gives gold too great pus.
Oh sing pnwer.
republicans in eapgress can well af
FORD Ia lay al ie partisan prejudice aud
assist the administration in snch mas
ares as are needed Tor the r,lief Of he
country.
lfPre'ideat Cleveland Is hotter than
his party |, is the dulv OF all men vino
'l-e Aoove mere par,isanship 90 stand
'y him and come 60 the eana,ry'.
much needed relief The people wan,
heir representatives to rise above
'AFsy spirit ani Sc, down to bu 4.
less
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

JOURNAL, the entertainment by tie
prisoners at the penitentiary that ever
ing was nothing less than triumph
There were present 537 ladies and gem
tlemen, who thoroughly enjoyed the
performance and were generous b0th
in applause and contribution. Al least
100 intending auditors were disap-
pointed by arriving too late to get even
standing room, aud for those who
missed last evenings play, repetition
will probably be given on Washington's
birthday, 22d proximo.
Almost every number on the ample
program was encored, and the local,
political and personal hits were received
with shouts of laughter and approval.
Z. r. Vinceut's "Mocking Bird" imita-
ton is wonderful piece of vocaliza'
tion, and Wingate's manipuiaiian Of
the bones, a most artistic speciality. ;.
K. McCleveland's Telephone" brought
down the house, as did the dancing of
Prof. Haley and J. Brady, aud the
quartette composed of McCleveland,
Walker, Sommers, and Atwood.
The interlocutor, Macy, voiced the
sentiments of the troupe, and the prs
oners, in the acknowledgement be
made In his opening speech of the
kindness and generosity of the prison
officials, to whose encouragement the
success of the undertaking has been
chiefly due, Notwithstanding the ex-
cellence of the entertainment itself.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
GEO. G. WILL
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Steinway, Knabe, Webber, Eme
son and other pianos.
Storey d Clark and Earheff organs
All FIRST class makes of sewing MI
chimes.
Smaller makes of musical instr
ments and supplies.
Genuine needles, oil and new par
for all makes of machines.
Sewing machines and organs r
paired and cleaned.
Two doors north Of postofflce, Saler
Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

GREAT VARIETY.-CIabs, oysters,
fat ducks, geese, wild game, salmon
perch, and a variety of fish on ice at
Davison's Court street market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
Hotel Monterey.
Newport,

Newport, oragon
Located on the Beach, two miles north
OF Newport on Cave Cove, beautifully
sheltered spot, wonderful scenery. sen
bathing, fine drives to Cape Foulweath-
er lighthouse House new. rooms larg.
and airy. Finest resort for families ar
lnvallds. Open all winter. Terms
moderate by day or week. Intending
visitors can drop postal card To New,
port aud be met by hack. a..
JOHN FITZPATRICK, ".-.-
1-- w Proprietor. q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

sohVhVN-s mclbing VERY ane
Al IN B4uE FRoNT pAw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
sHRIvER's ORCHESTRA.

Persons wishing to engage. music for ID
hondays or any other occasion will do well
see US. Can furnish one or more violins OF !
many pieces as desired. First house sou
OF Lincoln School house. or Salem Post ONO
SEo' SHRIVER, manager. 1875 In
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

| l rubber hNOt6.
to 10.
~ 2patrt 1o1n
| 10 pairs No. II
| Mans Ieathar eiinnors
| On nsirs No
| % peirs No
go pairs No. g.
30 pairs No. 9.
| 80 pairs No. 10.
20 pairs No. II.
| 10 pairs No. H.
Ladies shoes,
20 pairs No. 3.
| 20 nairs No
80 BARS pairs No. s.
| "a pairs No,
10 10 paiIs pairs Nc, No.
Ls1i9s 20 pairs garRet Pc. Si'ppsrS' g.
~ ~ pairs no q
~ ~ pairs pairs No no o.
10 10 pairs pairs NO. NO o;
~ pairs NO. -;
STATIONERY.
oros, nors Iondon Incandes.ent No.
gross pens ~Lon1oh ~ lncanHe' ~ ~
gross pens
! gross gross pens pen 'noialps GiIiGsts No 4@'
9oLeh pen noluSrs'
10 dGesn Sesml leaS dSg%6od PenSsd letter paper. hal,
siieer, tt.oss ,,aa,,,,a ,r,, - ,o..,a. p.x.o,,,
2 edoz. bottles % mneuaes iH as ~ Sanfords Uni.
| yersal
DRIED FRUIT.
In barrels or boxes.
$500 lbs. apples.
1900 lbs. prunes.
100 lbs. raisinS.
HARDWARE.
dozen feather busters. ostrich.
/ doz. wash boards best quality.
. neckapes each . and m tinnad
rivets - ~
i pair & N soldering irons
4Oj feet each Z ana y round Norway
iron, on feet each TIA and u round Norw.x
IRON. ON iee' eaen '-lO ana n rouno norway
II feet each 1x% 1nx% 1nxM 1st
Norway iron. -"~"
6 feet each lLxH %xH 1xH 1H1n Aat
NopWav ron 7sN~' @AH' ANA' iAA% nat
10 feet each q * ~ octaeon toal steo,
10 feet each 4 round tool steel
n keg each No. 8. 4, front horse
shoes S6urdens light -
she's heH eacn no; ., T. hind horse
10 fhs each No 7ana p,,,nh h
sboa us no HSch No' ana Futnam morse
{ lbs. each M & Putrsr.s ho-.. ,no.
nails.
rs lbs. each No. & and 4 Sweet'a Amer
can toe calks.
% ~ IDS IDS eaen No. Sweets Ameri-
esN hue aUv eSAS, a :,
/ iron saw handle for ReV.hoie .aw
with saws, Sto II in, Dlston's.
2 each Morse twist drills u to Tia nv
% ~, ""n e Incn snahA
round head riVets incS ~ "A men
each 9 inch and IA inch roorL.,,
,,,r - hNSh AnohAey
"iiehSnss, ouo ;
NJ uo|en each ~ ~ a and inch OF
heit Nun cSesp cSSpper peit rlvets;
/ revoI1inr ms, So, ana g.
100 each lIexS-i6 SISxa-iS iur Puhehesi
1e3 aacb az iilSs Ten 1e men carriage bolts.
bolts haShihe
rs lbs. each u and g. iron washara
10 lbs. each Z and * HAM 9I'ts
a00 feet Is inch manila rome.
200 feet y inch manilla rdns
~ gross screws each, inch No. and
Ii. 4 linen M 7,,'d N'0' anu NO
nbS N9 ah9 Nn:S,
each' "a and u inch.
Sc. 'enn ol'' bl S. n 81 quality,
Set slmolet brace bits.
uo@' compass saw blades, from
! diamond for cutting glass No
lsgt b u,h n,.p.. 1870 e'AS9' A''' d
claw hamIl er No S"sN' STANLEY s oest'
Da,1-'N 'N@rIonA pesLJ
< ms ooia DRUGS.
lps, acld carbolic cryst pure.
~ IDS, acid muriatic commercial
/ III acid saiSddC 1Gld 7. r
10 Il ibs. S'ta aqua iaharS a@moD,. oono.,,..,.,
4 u bottles. '''''A concentrated In
!Ss Ss. ammonia ammonia %sTis5s ssrSds.Po powdered.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

proposals for furnishing at the asylum
near Salem, Oregon, the folloWlns SUI SUI
plies for the six months ehuins 'e
3O 1894.
PLUMBING.
doz. each u, u. ", y. ~ and inch
j doz. each Il. y, ~, II. and inch
ellis. - uo,,..ora
ii'Oil5a i doa each /, ~ and inch hange
i doz. each X, y, l, ~ street ellis.
doz. each ss and " tnch sockels'
doz. each q and " inch compression
doz. each x and Y inch compression
hose bibs, finished. ,y
100 feet each Of v, Y and inch galv'
pipe. ,-,, ,o,,,o.
i doz. each Y and l inch Jenkins valves
removable disks.
"a So feet ply rubber packing.
10 ibs ;n each s and scrsnsS sS slaT ineS Rackns
20 bushels charcoal.
100 lbs. solder, n and H.
each extra Jaws and nuts for IL, IL
and "a inch Stillsons wrenches.
10 lbs. Asbestos candle wick.
144 50. feet sheet lead 4 10.
doz. SIMPSONS battery cells.
doz. 70 and Y glass gage washers,
square.
DRY GOODS.
1OO yards calico best.
$500 yards cotton flannel, Nashau Xxx.
1,200 yds. pequot A unbleached 45 inch.
1000 yards Mariners stripe.
500 yards Lonsdale bleached.
1,500 yards pequot A sheeting, 36 inch
500 yds. Contin entail check flannel
500 yds. glass crash towelling, IL inch.
200 yds. bleached linen French lowell
ing.
100 yds. bleached sheeting Pequot "a.
100 yds. Marsellis check, York Mfg.
boxes white stay binding v inch.
II dozen Turkey red handkerchiefs, "a
inch.
80 dozen Coats thread, white No. ss
l2dz Chlt's trrati wnit- M. IS
Is dozen Coats thread, black No. 36.
IL dozen Coats thread, black No. 16
Il dozen black linen thread, No. Is.
50 yards table oilcloth, white.
II dozen papers pins.
so doZ. prs. mems socks (half hose.)
l doz. prs. /men's gloves, Nos. and
10, extra heavy.
Is dozen pairs suspenders.
100 yards silesia, 40 inch, drab.
l great gross mems pants buttons.
! great gross pants buckles.
great gross mems shirt buttons, me
dium size.
u gro smoked re RI hu'tons.
2 dozen corsets assorted sizes. 20 to 30
dozen thimbles, Nos. and 10 closed
ends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01

As promised in Fridays CAPITAL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
Bids for Asylum Supplies.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Oregon state insane asylum invite sealeo
for furnishing at the asylum
near salem, Oregon, the following SUD
plies for the six months ending June
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-01
spools linen thread, No. g q.

spools linen thread, No. g.
s spools linen thread NO. 80. ,o
2 ms Barbours shoe thread NO; ".
bottles leather leather cement ssmsnt BrSuian TS Hr
3 doz. pieces shoemaker's wax
lbs. l OF. shoe tacks'
3 lb, OF shoe tacks
6lOs. "a brass nails improved.
II lbs. 6-S brass nails.
u lbs. AS brass nails.
II lbs. q brass nails.
IL lbs. S-s iron heel nails.
Il lbs. Is iron heel nails.
u lb,. rs iron heel 1alls.
12 lbs. Il iron heel nails.
doz. Bradbury machine needles
(wedge polnD No 4
So. feet rubber cloth for patching.
20 yards heavy ticking for lining
TINWARE.
doz. pressed pans, ineh.
10 doz. pint cups.
"A doz. table spoons.
GRANITE IRON WARE.
| doZ. wash basins.
6 doz. knives and forks.
2 dcz. ladies', in two sizes.
GALVANIZED IRON WARE.
/ doz. slop pals with covers.
MISCELLANEOUS
"A dozen wash tubs small sizes.
10 los. bees wax, yellow.
doz. dust brushes.
dozen scrub brushes, with handles.
dozen shoe brushes.
2doZen hair brushes.
1 dozen whiteWash brushes.
a dozen kalsomining brushes.
dozen shaving brushes.
dozen boxes snue AcklDg I. NJ.
dozen boxes hair pins.
dozen combs.
3 dozen papers needles Nos. 2.
dozen papers needles Nos. 8.
dozen papers needles Nos. 4.
dozen papers needles Nos. ).
6 dozen papers needles Nos 6.
gross safety pins.
dozen mop handles
IL dozen mop rags.
so packs playing cards double headed.
l gross shaker pipes.
OILS.
200 gallons kerosene more or less, deliv-
cred in tanks as required.
% gallons Albany spindle, or as good.
y gallons Albany cyIinuer, or as good.
100 gallons turpentine.
~ lbs Aba y compound No. s, or as good.
dozen bottles sewing machine.
200 lbs. parraffins in l fb cakes.
ca axe grease, d. aud l., or rs good.
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC.
Mems shoes.
20 pairs No. G
20 pairs No. I.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
DEATH on JOnN ReIrCnARR
Kalisa wAils Ri1isg rArsueA

John Pritehard, sf., superintendent Of
the Denny Clay Company's mine near
Black Diamond, was instantly kslisd yss-
tsrday morning whiis riding through .
gangway In the mine. He was on . car,
and - he passed under chuts he iiftsd
his head and Vas caught between the car
and the chuts. His skull was fractured
under the right ear. and death was In
stantansoua Dr. d. n. Stone. vho vas
called, decided that death was purely acci-
dental. and wired Coroner Horton 70 that
effect No inquest will b held
John Pritchard was nearly % years old,
and met death on the day his wife vas g
pears old. He vas born in England, and
came % Psnnsylvsnia when young man.
AZ the age Of he commenced work pick
Ing cosL He had she reputation a hav-
ing his mime In the beat possible condition
ct oil times. He came 70 Seattle with his
family about seven years ago, and VS. veil
known In Seattle - . well driver before
the opening Of the Denny mine, Of which
he Was superintendent IN full charge,
until killed. He leaves widow and three
sous, John, Joseph and Dick. and one
daughter. Nra Msry McRsady. q Black
Diamond.
Dick Pritchard used 70 run the rsos-
track before the IRE. The remains may
b buried In Seattle, - Dick Pritehard Aas
. lot in Lake View cemetery.
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1nse HssDese - sAs Hsuaans e .
Heroine.
The funeral services q Niss Dors
Caynsf u ths First Baptist church yssser.
day aftesnoon wsfs attended b. : iarxe
and synPatAslfc congrsgation. Rev. b.
u Proper pssached ths sermon from
John xtv:2A \ largo Number Of The
tsacAsrs from the public schools. ineludirs
the supsrintsndsnt and several Of the
pTtnetpaiA and etudeats woru present
Miss Ciymsr vas IN excsalsns youne laav.
and vas hsid In high esteem b. I'll Who
knew her. At the dime she vas taken
sick. April !. she vas tsacher In the Denny
school, While thus engaged ssacAine to
support hsssetf and mother she vas also
taxing course Of ssady in The university,
and besides theoe burdens was lerEsiy the
heussksspsr for her agsd moshsf. It
proved too much Tor her eonstitutien, and
whom taken With the fsvsr thars vas not
suficisnt strength to rally from ito DE-
prssaing effects. Miss Ciymsr vas one 81
the hsroinss nobay bearing heavy burdens
which TO. the public were largely NM
known. She vas m honoFsd member %
the First Raptist church, having united
some six yssrs ag6 Towards the support
Of the nsw pastor soon 20 come 20 this
church she subscribed $6Q and whom she
Was rsmonstratsd with for giving % much
she said, II caa givs It" She VS. devoted
% her Master, and rendered faithful. Law
ing ssrvics. She Vas horn II King
county. near Renton. and would have
hsen q years old the "a day Of next June.
She has left precious inheritance 70 her
aged mother and four brothers In The
noble Christian character and beautiful
life which VIII I've on in the memory Of
her frienSs.
There was beautiful display a. nowsrs
brought BY loving friends.
The pallbeareFs we're: =. Il Smith, J.
Ford. James J. Madison. o. n. Jewell, =.
r Raymond and L. @. Hooker.
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\ Ce0plieaeed Case - Trial Before
JaAge 1amee
The case Of Frye 4 Rruhn. the butchers,
agajnst Day Bros. and others was com.
msnced before Judge Humss ysstsrday,
and will probably consume much Of today.
The action Wa brought On : nots, and 10
somewhat complicated. Day Bros. Dor.
rowsd eIO0 from Frye q Bruhn. for
which they gave note with Cochran. one
Of the defendants, - indosssr. Day Bros.
claim That the mote d paid, the equivalent
having BEEN given In shinglss shipped %
Frye q Bruhn. During these Hnes Frye
4 Bruhn were furnishing the mill with
meats. and they claim that the shingles
went 10 olEset their bills Tor meats. thus
leaving the note unpaid.
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Kxsursaea g vie osrss.

A fact worthy Of very favorable notice
Ia regard 20 the Degree Of Honor sxcur-
zion % Victoria on Nay - 10 that every
prsoautiou 70 exclude questionable pso-
pis from participating will b taken. The
object seems 70 b pleasure ct . minimum
expense. The abssncs Of the grasplns dis
position 90 often shown on occasions Of
this kind reflects credit on the manage
ment, and their efforts are being crowned
With success. The better class OF people
feel safe In orgsnising thsmssives In par
ties Of pleasure showing that the low
price Of $50 for the round trip does mot
mean undesirable charactsss. The boat
vili leave 81 7:S0 q M. thus giving about
eleven hours In Victoria The Athletic
bssebaIl team has made arrangements to
meet the Victoria club. They viii leave
on the City Of Seattle excursion.
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Issac Hanson. . native Of Norway. vas
admitted to citiSsnship before Judge o..
horn ysstsfday.
Transcript on appeal in the cass Of @. B,
Yandail W ~. n. Caldwell, suit 20 r..
cover IN account vas disd in the superior
court yssssrday.
Daniel Jones. defendant In the suit Of
c. A. Riddis. receiver of the Cascads Fire
and Aarsue Insurance Company. filed has
answer In the superior couxs yesterday.
alleging that the note given vs. without
any consideration
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Iassrpsre4asa 81 .srAe n.slte...

Articles Of incorporates vsrs died yss.
to-day By 'sThe Riaitos Compauy, made
mp a. Theodore n. Daulton, william A.
Carls. George y. Raymond and Frank n.
Woodruff tn object II buying and selling
general merchandise, rstail and Wholesale.
and . general commission business OF
same. The amount Of the capital stock ID
fixed Ut 3l25. 900. divided into i.25o shares
Of 500 each. Tbs annual meeting Of the
corporation II fired Tor August. 1894, and
the numhsr Of trustees at three, namely.
Theodore n. Daulton, George +. Ray.
mond and Frank NJ. Woodruff.
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