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uefrrIhHulu complaint herein. situate lu shE
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and tho arll uf mo district tualt Ni
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Nv CrDugT ID IrUuIs. Deputy CLERK
THOMAS ADAMS. Attorney tor llanuA
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sal. iasc Ciy, Jan. 90, la.5.
NoiIcr .H lg..by given taa, c1uIr..
tuuu.rto tUy monument to DO rfrului
lu FaIt Lsso cry in memory %,
Brigham Young aud the pioneers VIII
hyrgatgl end until further nuticg, be-
srbu.wItIaoI through tho columns OF
the IIlUUI NIwa. II expected
THAT agencies .1t tbl collection iug5t
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Ilrild in uuch warI lu rll tue SlsEus.
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Lake City, who viii Gee that came aIe
properly acknowledged 100 isu mauuuf
a'aiui. We earnestly uHUs iIHi the
people VIII ir6ruId generously auI
ifginp.ly 90 tHA cal, 90 that 90 possible
thu monument mas uu completed,
1tIlUaiuI lui unveiled Go TOO public
ny tho O.h uuw of next Ot'uhrF.
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Juarpu d.. NgIu,
Fipi Presidency u the Church o.
Jtuus Chfisl 81 Lalitruay Saints.
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The Brigham Young Memorial assy-
clatIun Acknowledge receipt VI the
following contributions % assist in tho
tuildiug Of the Pioneer monuments
From Bloomington, Hear Lake
ElnhU;
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DELlNouENr NOTICE.
Lu1EY nINIUI1E company.

Location OF Principal Place OF business. Parl
tIt. Utah.
Location NJ Mime, snake Crock Mining Die.
TIgI Nsaatyh County, Utah.
NOTICE THERE AUE uEuSUDE.T
~ upon tho following described st0tk ON
account or Assessment 40. No. uf ono aud ono.
half cont per suHre, levied on tHe slh day oI
January, 1898, the several amounts cot 0ppn,
site the name vi the respective bllru.uoldtr,
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j.. cav rUsr rIHWHHFs. William U.WmfHry.
FUWI NU.IHU.t D. I. I|H"..|IN lUN r.. no
a.IUU Defendant.
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An Importan, topyright ouest,o,

Washington City. March 7.-An impor-
tant question relating 90 copyrights has
bern raised by a well-known publishing
house and is now under consideration AT
the treasury department. The old c0pv-
right gaw made ~ Illegal 10 bring into the
United States foreign copies of books
copyrighted in this country The law of
1891 amended the old In some iirffr, vs,rta Mt
particulars. but expressly stated thar II
Was not 20 ge into effect until a st,bsa-
auent GATE, July ], 1921. The question In
volved "a whether the new lnw. not being
retroactive. did not release from the i'm.
Ysortstsoa prohibition all books OF anlerg-
can authors copyrighted prior 80 JuIv
1881 Should IL he held that the new law-
took the place Of the old foreign editions
Of al American books written and fsony-
rightei prior 20 1871 might hereafter he
imported free Of duty. and without 20
garsi 80 .Au,eTtcaH copyright tawS whtet,
would necessarily Interfere with the pub
fishing business IN this country.
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olympia March 7-Epeciai.--Artseles for
.He totloNfng domestic corporations have
state: -
NindoFf Construction Company. OF Sc
attic CAPITAL s7osass. in Es shares OF siee
s .saN. incorporates. ~. r. Zindorf. X. j.
xshaoft. ~ LinSorf. 10 do . general con-
tracing business.
Northeastern Washington Academy, OF
.oISnies cauitai Ee.e0e, In SO shares OF
si~fs incorporatof-E. j. r. PickereIi O. j.
smith. G. ~. Durisnd. g. Douglass. TO
maintain an institution Of learning
Inc r. Aeeksr. Co. of Pisyaliup. capital
s-l-Us In l2.aS shares of 81 each. Moor
porafors. Ezra Meeker, Fred s. Mesker,
sohn r. Hartman: 20 deal In farm pro-
ducts and merchandise.
finberg Drug Company. OF EiiensbHrg
capital b.9o IN 80 shares of Siso: incorpor-
alofs. 3. c. Finberg. c. e. Finberg E. L.
Perry. TO do general drug business
Perry Drug Company. Of Esfensburs;
capital E.1h Ia So shares OF sis9: tneor-
poTators. H. Perry. E. l.. Perry. to do a
general drug business.
Monroe rreapsry Company. OF Monroe
snonomish county: capital $500 III 30
shares of xl1 each. incoruoraiors, Colin
spsuiding. Fl. NJ. Lawrence. +. l. Saw
yer: 70 do general creamery and poul-
try business
The American Brotherhood and genevo-
lent Association. OF Seattle: capital $50
os. IN Loo shares OF 500 each. incorpor~
ators. W. T. Scott. W. s. Morey. j. NJ
Rex, 7. ~. Young. II. NJ. Hill. j. H.
Wrestling. A. H. Whitcher, fraternal and
beneficial association.
Pacific Box Manufacturing Company. OF
Tacoma; capital 5000. in % shares OF Slfe.
tncorporators. orriD e. FenIason. l. ~
Giidden; 10 manufacture woodenware.
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Tacoma, March Extraordinarily an
hour before the Everett business men q
excursion was expected today the little
steamer Cricket arrived at the wharf
with the party ~ board. at 12s2S o'clock
this afternoon. The reception COMMITTEES
was not at the wharf. hut arrived shortly
after. and the pleasure OF the day was
not married by the incident. The party
wss taken in hand by the committee and
ianched at the Tacoma hotel. where
President Wheeler. of the Chamber OF
ommerce. made an address of welcome
After lunch the party went to Edison to
visx The car shops. On the return they
were taken about the city on the various
Tar Ines and dinner was served to the
ssesis a, the Tacoma hotel at O'Clock
ths evening. AT which n number OF
speeches were made. The Cricket iefs for
Eserttt with the party aboard about o
o'clock this evening
Following is a list OF the visitors: q.
Smith, Charles Day. A. III. Camel.
W Fraser. Gus Johnson, III. II.
hehards, II. Ewart. Raymond Moore, G..
W Cornwall. Edward W. Bast. Mrs. X.
Y. Rast. s, NJ. Kennedy. r. s. HALEY.
James T.. Bell. Mrs A. Holland. r. M
Mcfarland. II. Springer. Master Charles
Brodeek. Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Gafrigues
a, 1arrisues. George Parker, Mrs. s. a
nihs. Mr. and Mrs A. A. Brodeck, Henry
scnmalz, l.. y. Chandler. w. III. Mescher.
Ihomas Henderson. Thomas Rice. W. r.
tray. w. w. Black. John r. Rogers. A
" schoii. c. Ferris White, A. X. De-
,aney. c. a. Clark. Col e. d. sweaney.
~ ". Porter. +. W. Sumner. r. F.. clo-
saecf. j. j. Clark, H. Sahlinger. Col.
san.s III. Barnham. w. D. DEF. Edwards.
=. j. Can. w w. Mish. A. J. welteen'
s.aand Friday. c. +. Knapp. r. A. Swat
ai' ihomas Mcfarland. Capt. f.. NJ.
80. s',s'oh' J. l.. Bowen. Alexander Aker-
man. l.. c. Harris.
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,n,s ,,,.,an uor,tcu,rnra-,s

Cheian. March 2-Speesal.--A public
meeting was held on the lake Saturday
ere end inst Tor the purpose cf orcar-
svsnr a horticultural society. FoupNtv 4
Is a lsss 81 officers elected: Capt. Charles
y,hrss,r1. 81 Lakeside. president Encs r.
gsaS,ae OF CheiAu. vice president.
s-.,ar1ex Robinson. Of Chelan. secretary
arsa treasurer: Fred Pfiaeging. OF Chessn.
.snr~espanting secretary. J. II. Larrasee.
SrsaA4r and II, r. Smlu1ih. trustees
g-s,,, society - 80 be called the Lake Che
lar horticultural Society, ard regular
meetings are 70 b. held TIE arst
S.avxtav Of each moafh. A spe-
-, s,,.e;{nr Was called fer the
s-se last ard committee ar
,,nsr,sls 10 discuss the subject % planting
ana pruning trees The meeting adjourned
..stsn twe,sty-five members eHrosIed.
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FALL OF NEWCHWANG
Further Details Of the Great
japanese Victory.
yAMAoATA WAR MINISTER.
Ii Hung Chang Not Only Restored. But
Made Greater Than Ever-He Is
TO Moderate China.

Washington City. March IA telegram
from Tokyo has heen received by the Jazz
aneS~ minister confirming the report OF
the capture ~ SewchwSng by the first
array under Gen Nodxu The old town Of
Newchwanx vas taken By assault after
thirteen hours hard fighting. The Chi
nexe offered stubborn resistance. With
I'm the Hwn Itself / ~ Chinese were kill
ed. and about 5Ass surrendered Large
quantities Of war materials were cap
turei including sixteen cannon. The
Japanese lost as killed and wounded.
Hiroshima March IA dispatch from
General Nodxu. dated Haieheng. March
& says two divisions OF the first Japan
ese army assaulted Newchwang proper
at 10 O'Clock that day and entered the
city al noon A portion of the enemy's
force at once fed TO yenkow. New
chwaug settlement The remaining Chi
nese troops made stubborn resistance.
occupying the houses of the city. Some
desperate street fighting followed. and
the Chinese were completely routed at
II o. M. leaving 800 killed upon the field
The japanese captured 500 prisoners and
fourteen guns. together with a large
quantity of munitions OF war and colors.
The japanese loss was twenty-six killed
and wounded
later dispatch says that at q. m.
March l. 1890 Chinese under Gen. Lung
advanced upon Tapingshang. but were
repuised by the Japanese artillery. The
Chinese retreated bfore noon. The Jap
anese sustained no loss.
Tientsin. March f.-The emperor of
China has completely vindicated Il Hung
Chang from the charges brought against
him. His majesty confesses that, after
trying others. he found II Hung Chang
alone trustworthy. Therefore he grants
Ii Hung Chang the fullest powers to
treat with Japan for the restoration of
peace The central government publicly
assumes the entire responsibility for the
condition of the national defense which
Is the result OF blindness on the part of
the Chinese TO the progress of other ma
tons. This action OF the emperor places
all future reforms In the hands of Ii
Hung Chang.
Yokohama, March Field Marshal
Count Yamagata. who was comma nder of
the first japanese army, but was inval-
ided home from Manchuria. has been ap-
pointed minister OF war. The commander
OF the second japanese army. Field Mar
shall Count Oyama. held the war portfolio
prior to his departure to the front, after
which the affairs OF the war ministry
were directed by Count Saigo. minister
of marine
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nir Fire nt yanconvcr.

Vancouver. II. C. March THE local
fire brigade had tonight to cope with one
of the biggest fires experienced here fo-
some time. shortly after O'Clock the
large premises formerly occupied by the
Vancouver Furniture Manufacturing
Company were discovered on fire. An
alarm was at once given. but as the
premises are situated on the outskirts of
the city, the fire had gained considerable
Roadway before the water was turned
on The pressure was weak and IL was
soon seen that the building was doomed
BY hard work the dry kiln. engine house
and store room were saved. but the main
factory Is total loss. The factory had
been occupied the last four months by
the Pacific Casket and Furniture Com
pany. and was running up till o'clock
this evening. No one knows the origin
of the blaze. The loss Is between so, 600
and $50 0ou, partly insured.
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snrinn ON Hood Canal.

Union City. March T.-Speciai-The fol-
lowing seven varieties OF wild fiowers
were in blossom IN this region on the
last day OF February-the last day OF
winter-besldes several varieties or tame
ones: Wood lilies. currants. cherries. yell
low vioieis. skunk cabbage. chiekwced
and salmon berries. Grass seventeen
inches high was found on the Skokomish
reservation on the 18th of February.
Last Sabbath afternoon a congregation
assembled In school house near her
and sat very comfortably during the SER
vices without a fire. And Hood canal L.
on the cold side OF Puget sound. where
the north wind blows direct from the
snow capped olympic mountains. Mr..
Thomas Webb one of-the oldest residents
OF this region. says that the latter part OF
the winter ana the spring of 1856 were
very similar to this, spring having really
begun near the middle OF January. fol-
lowed by no more winter.
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Cannes. March THE yacht race be-
tween the Britannia. Ailsa and Ccrsalr
was won by the Ailsa- The match was
for PRICES OF go. rs and g. The Aifsa.
which may race az New York for the
America cur. allows the Britannia ogsiy
/ minute and II seconds The Corsstr,
which started In the lead. was soon left
behind. and the race was between the
Ailsa and the Britannia The latter had
led up 70 le-5 .. m. when the AEisa
passed her TO windward. The tine at
the finish was: Aiisa z.2I-@s. Britannia
2.24-ssS The Ailsa won by two minutes
ana thirfy-ssx seconds actual time. but
allows the Britannia one minute and
twelve seconds. and therefore wins by
only one minute and twenty-four Sec
onds corrected time Henry Aliens
Understandable fo-rate Dakotah won the
race for her class
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THE RAILROAD BEATEN.
General Land once Decides For Pa
cific County Settlers.

Washington City, March Especial
The contest between the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad Company and the settlers
on township Is north. range west, near
the city of South Bend, Pacific county,
which has long been pending before the
commissioner ST the general land Office.
has at last been decided In favor of the
settlers. The land In controversy was
that portion of said township which is
within the indemnity limits of the grant
TO the railroad company. The company.
it appears. presented its lists of selections
August s. 1882. the date of the filing of the
township plat OF survey In the local land
office, and on the same day the settlers
made their entries for the same lands.
The commissioner has held that those
entries which were of record August s,
1892, with settlement alleged prior to that
date should be allowed TO stand. and for
those that were subsequently placed of
record. but based upon claims OF settle
ment begun prior to and existing at said
date. hearings have been ordered as be-
tween the settlement claimants and the
railroad company. This action rejecting
the company's claim for the tracts en-
hraced In the first class of entries. was
subject to appeal by the company within
sixty days from receipt of notice.
Settlers on township u north. range s
west Nnicu mas not yer Deen opened 10
settlement, owing to the delay In COM
pletion OF the survey of the same the
contract for which was let In June, 1890
will be glad to learn that the corrected
plat has been filed In the Office of the
commissioner OF the general land Office
here. and an order has been issued for a
field examiner to so and make the nee
essary examination. preliminary to its
acceptance. Nearly all the land In this
township Is occupied by actual homestead
settlers, some of whom have been living
on the land for five and six years. and
the delay In the acceptance of the survey
Is necessarily working great hardship to
many of them. At a meeting of the set
tiers association. held at Pe-EIl last De-
cefnber, IL was decided TO appeal to Rep
resentative Dooiittie to help them get
title 10 their lands. The latter took up
the matter at once and has been so ener-
getic about II that the land office has
Kept the matter moving with the above
result 1t Is claimed at the land denart-
ment here that Il IL through no fault of
theirs that this survey has not been made
and accepted long ago. but that II Is tn.
fault OF the deputy surveyor, who has
persistenily refused and neglected ALI
along 10 make the corrections In his
original surveys. when the errors in Their,
were pointed out TO him by the depart
ment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08
sunr~me Court Decisions.

Olympia. March {. --SpeciaL--opinions in
the following cases were filed In tire SUI
fresflf court today.
NartaRe tsazelie. respondent. VS. J. H.
woolery. sheriff ~ King county. appel
LIANT. reversed.
J IL Dennis appellant. vs.. kass G Co.
respondents, from King county. reversed.
state ex rel. Washington Fridge Com
many. relatof vs.. Judge os the superior
court Of SnohcyniSh county. respondent:
ORDER set aside
samuel n. Gestin. respondent vs.
Thomas Jose. appellant, from King; At
frslsed.
David Webb. appellant. rs W 7. Steph-
snsan. respondent. ]. II, Dennis CT 81 i.
r.spondents. from King. reversed.