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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade,

Chicago. Dec. 1S-The markets as
whole were inclined 10 he weak today. IN
spite of the strength with which they
started out. Wheat showed a little
strength early in the day, selling up nearly
30 from yesterdays close but finally turn
Ell weak and lost NC Early nrmness as
attributed to the defiant message % the
president, and TO the possible consequences
which may follow. Liverpool cables quo,-
ell an advance OF ga. and even the
remote possibility OF war caused some Gov
erins by shorts. The smaller receipts IN
the Northwest and the reiterated assurance
that the farmers deliveries in thai quar-
ter were sure to be lighter for the balance
Of the season also had tendency TO create
strength. and FOR some time there was
good buying and a firm tone But outside
markets did not respond some OF the big
bears commenced TO sell short, and prices
finally went of, May closing steady at
5934d597sc.
Corn was quiet: May closed at csc.
Ia oats the feeling was weak, May clos
ing at Ice.
Provisions were irregular. opening strong
and closing firm, at about yesterdays
prices.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-December, 56lac: May. 59&Q59}sc.
Corn-December, 25asc; May. 2Sisc.
Oats-December. l63sa; February, NE.
Pork-December. SIS; January $50,
Lard-Decenber. S5.17b2. January, S22lis
$50
Ribs-December. S4.2714g4.SO. May, $40
G452l2
Rye-33lgc.
Barley-23136c.
Flaxseed-s4la 995c.
Timothy-$S.50.
Live Stock.
Choice cattle were selling better, and
in some Instances prices were trifie high
er today, but common and medium grades
showed no improvement Common 10
choice beeves. $s.l0a45o; COWS and heif-
crs. 81 906t3l0. Stcckers and feeders. un-
changed Fewer hogs are coming FOR
ward. and today's trading was fairly ac-
tive, at a decline OF about &c from yesler-
DAYS average prices. Common 10 Prime
droves sold a, 50. i0a3. co. the bulk going
at So 50d355, and plenty OF good 10 choiee
Digs sold at S330dS.J0.
Sheep-The demand has been very good
of late. but the sleeps feeccs were 50 fuii
OF water today that sales were decidedly
slower than usual at decline OF ioc. Sales
were on the basis OF sL75Q3.0 for common
to prime sheep.
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eAaadLse ~ o'clock. and an hour later
the CITY % Topeka starts for Alaska. via
Tacoma With a hsg miscellaneous cargo.
Steamer SkaSit Chief yesterday resumed
her run to Tacoma and Nash0n Island.
The Delta, % this Eun. 5 laid OF nar The
winter.
Capt. Garrison was yesterday sending A.
complement o. crew 20 the Lyman D.
Foster, which = loading lumber at What-o
Gem for Shanghai ara sails today,
Steamer George f. Starr takes out Io,0oa
brick - Port Gamble ta.s morning for an
addition 20 the lumber mill there, which
81 eeing run n.sht and day al preseht.
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- M sHERIFF"s sALE-In sls
s0TlC.lLe- 70 eourt Of the state OF wash
ES.gn., Y IL plaintiff. vs., angus
El4s1ea,aeroT, Joseph Duobea and
a. Dub5ell, his wife, Mason aort-
Sgp~ ran Company, a corporation.
Ffank 1Tortgage Loan Company, de-
Nsss s,ts. No 90.s74. t,.o,
seaeeL "a by vsrtse o. a special c1eeu-
Esosl Il out OF the above named court
- ss-5Save entitled act0p.S and 70 me
g tas - - delivered on the 1ith day os
trsefea fsas whereby..<Ie. was COM
->see1l - sell the feiloBing described
gShee~.afe situate, lying ana DelnS III
,szi sasrfy Of King and state Of W asning--
- s.a-gr;t. The noFtneastsq darter q re
-. - quarter and the f9rthwsst
sa1lsN - ne southeast q1arteE or esc-
s52Ess.., -ab4r thirty-f0uF t24l, township
I'D y - on north. range fourCtD east
49, - willamette meridian, ana the Vest
q - ~ southeast quarter OF the nof{n-
80 Q ar.er OF section number three %.
Eess % ,xentv-one (2D north, range
sszssas....k sasf OF the Willamette meridian
fgE ~ .ssniug fn all one hundred acres.
shd - - Isss together with al and singn-
nofs. - privileges, tenements, aeredlta-
- - nd appurtenances tnereunto De-
rats 4 ~ IN any wise appertaining-
Erg3s l. hereby given that on Friday.
Ao.E 5sr Of January, 1896. at the hour
~ ~ aiSrk a. m. on said dag. at the
g S,a~ az the courthouse, IN the city
tr9sl lie IA King county, Washington,
q - ~ the above described mortsgsag
- Al public auction. to- the highest
40 5es' o'1J IA T. VAN DE vANTER.
ess-,r o. King County. Wasningt0n
s5 A. seattle. Washington, on this
ps assSSk~ersham. Reid & Meade, attorneys
.fsfafiff
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steamer " = Monroe brought i.no0
aark< ~ oats yests rgIay from SElIlYAa
s.ogra. near La Conner
Capt. Claude Troup. one % the owners
~ ~ Greyhound. writes that the SllfRata
81 Tl-aon. ARR. Is proving highly beze-
Il Al. an4 thAt he = daily growing
stronger
ID wlM b@ steamer day a. TIE Ocean
eCrx today. The UrnatillA - expected
f~ora san Franc SEQ. the Is ALA " al a
saIs Tor shaS port w4tA gram ana mer-
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soon developed. Throughout the day ar
intervals rallies occurred. bur were always
met by renewed selling for both aeccuuSs~
except IN the last hour. when around the
delivery hour, on covering OF shorts main
~, rallies from the extreme low points,
ranging up 20 per cent were made. The
unsetrilng effect Of the war talk upon
prices vas heightened rs depressing dis
cusston OF our financial problem and by
expectation OF further heavy shipments 81
gold. partially On account Of the foreign
selling OF our securities. Sterling exchange
rates were advanced slightly. and the ap-
pearanee OF sold bills was considered 10
foTeshadow an advance 70 a poist permit
ting shipments 10 London by Saturdays
steamer. The unfavorahle condition noted
caused the publication ~ satisfactory sx-
hihi7s - Reading 10 fall fat. The close
was strong. ar ret losses Of IL per cent In
the more prominent stocks and per cent.
in less prominent stocks. Bonds were &C
tive and weak. declines in a number of is
sues being OF Importance Total sales.
S.sz3.ea Government bonds. firm and
higher; state bonds inactive: railroad
bonds. weak.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at 1is6E2 per cent:
last loan, >; closed. per cent: prime mer-
camille paper, 4J51e per cent. Sterlng ex-
change. firm. with actual business I'm bank
ers' bills at s4sS$464S9 for demand and
s4.S7s.a4.& for sixty days. posted rates.
4SSieG4Ss and S4S9lsG4e0; commercial
bills. aS6s4.
Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were SIS
SO shares, including; American Sugar So
zoo, American Tobacco 5.Sssa. Atchison IL
30. Burlington 200. Chicago Gas tins,
D-Stil.ing 2.ieo. General Electric 6.Se9. Kan
sas * Texas preferred $500, J.. 4 y. le.eoa,
Manhattan 3.50a Missouri Pacific 4.ss0.
Northwestern &.Soo. Pacific Mail !. St0. Read
ing 4.9oo Rock Island. sec, St Paul n, zoe.
Southern Railroad s.20. Southern Railroad
preferred 260o. Tennessee Coal 1l.0oo. u, :.
Leather preferred 24.o0O, Wabash prefer
red S.o69, ". l.. S.70o.
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts 2S4eo0 Bushels. exports
ueo bushels. Spot. quiet but steady: No.
. red. csc; No. l hard, 67ssc delivered. OPP
tons opened stronger on the presidents
message, coupled with higher cables and
foreign buying. eased of at noon on lower
late cables, finally rallied on covering. and
closed firm. partially l4c higher. No, red
May closed 66TSc: December closed 65..
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

View York. Dec. ls--The TV-echos OF
CYev.land's Venezuelan message were ina
dominating influences Of the stock f'4aFAet
fosay. Iondon prices for American seenr-
itfss show declines, and the taternatlofAI
shares we're sold steadily Wan but a s!ight
rally throughout The DAY. Ais class Oh
s..r,S-4ties assplaved the greatest weakness
~ any Of the list The dealings ia the IL
ternationaI shares mere un @sHai!y active
d, me forenoon. roughly estimated AZ
about 81. 90 snares. Some comment vas
exef,s-f over a decline OF nearly per cent
sn British consols and eoinei5ent fFac-
tional advance ln United states ne" Ana
S.4are~ cent bonds In the general mar
-. f.,var r,rleex we're recorded in the early
,~.sine the declines being IN some "a
stanres fully as great as tn the interra-
IBIS About TIE end o. the first half
S,,4r substantial recoverles were made IN
r,aef cases. but reactionary tendency
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Tncnmn Nmrine New.

Taooms. Dec. Especial Steiner I'm
atula VIII be dur here tomorro" night
from Sar Francisco.
steamer Typboon has res1Insa heF reAn-
- -, ~, Henderson hay and lake bay.
ete5rner skaglt chief brought In 2.1n
s.~l- ~ oats today from samish- she has
r..sur->ef. her Tacona-Seattle run-
PARK Eairb1SEhshiTe wlll begin dis
rs'arrins her cargo Of cement tomorrow
steamship city % Topeka viii ssh for
Alaska tomorrow az O'Clock. She viii
tsEe out lD9 tons OF local freight from Il
san Eaton Hall Is loading wheat az Il
evator r.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs GARLAND AND EvAN0EL

reattle and Towns' nd Neah Bay Route-
NJ ee nser Garland leaves yesier dock Non
Says Wednesdays and Fridays at u Is
m Tor Por. Townsend. Port Williama
n,ngeness Port Angeles Port Crescent
Getty,hurg. Pysht. Cialfam Bay and Nsah
paw: returning arrives Seattle 2:S0 D. m.
IN opposite DAYS Steamer Evangei leaves
ys.Is. Jock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Hcnsays Wednesdays and Fridays at s 80
= mt arrives sesttio alternate days I;
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Live Stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial


London, Dec. is.-silver. 3o'sd. Consols.
1868.
New York. Dec. fs-Thc Evening Posts
London cablegram sayE; Tho stock mar
kets were dull today. and near the low
est Consols have fallen q. hit with no
heavy sales. merely marking down ny
iohhers President Cievelands message
has created profound concern and surprise.
The city. however. refuses at present 20
recognize any complications sufficient 10
warrant apprehensions OF war. ] have IN
terylevved most Of the representative imam
ci,l houses including those connected
more particularly with American securi-
ties. All express astonishmeat'at The tone
Of the message. and consider that II bids
fair to drive the death nail lHto me Amer
lean railroad market. 20 accelerate gold
exports from New York, and 20 precipitate
a currency. II not financial. crisis N
America. Americans rallied on New York
SUPPORT. but finally closed AZ the lowest
point.
The Paris markets today were fat. led
by A further fan IN spanish securities.
The financial disturbance OF politics ad-
vsrselv Affects these stocks. and they are
enormously held in France
greadstuSrs ana 6 Gains.
Tsvarnool Dec. -wheat-Spot hrm.
demand poor. No. red winter Is 2d; No
. red snring. stocks exhausted; No. hard
Manitoba. - ID, No ! California, - I'D.
r1,t1ree closed quiet bat steady: Decem-
her IS q January. - gid. February. %
Sa.a Narch. s. SAD: April. - ID. May, Is
4iad ..
Corn-steady: American mixed neE, -
ia Futures closed firm, unchanged -
"a higher. December. Is "a; January. q
ID February. - I4a; March. Is la
AprH - I'D. May. 81.
Flour-buu. demand moderate ST. Louis
fancy winter. Is 81.
Hops.
45ps-At London. Pacific cast & los-
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
p,o.tch steamers from Seattle a. fol-

Dispatch steamers from Seattle Al fos
~ aao francisco, via Port Townsend
ara victoria. at q. IN. passengers re-
aiSss on board al : a. ND December T.
" ~ Rlaska-pecembee and ~
rrorn San Francisco for victoria ana
Y,,'Set Sound PORTS At a m, Decembsr
i. 6, II, l6. q. = j.
Tickets may he obtained at the office Of
tie company at Ocean dock seatus
aO0DAIL PERKINS ( CO,
General Agents San Fra ncisco.
r TTawPRFDGE =. $ Supt.
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MARINE NEWS.
H5ps-At London, Paoifio ceas

san Francisco, Dec S.-ArriF ed---" III
a+o4ttN. Departure Bay, schr Dora bi"hIh'
C.rav,s Harbor. bk Gatherer. Seattle
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Dee 1S.-Wheat-Valley, SO
53izc: Walla Walla, 50c per bushel.
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STEAMER CLAN MDoNALD

Daily at IL midnight except Saturday for
Edueonds. Everett and Snohomish river
points Landing at City Gock. Seattle.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. inc.
Tel, Main 81. Owners and Mana gers
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
O D. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MUETNOMAH.
FOR BREMERToN, u. 8. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANBY.

Leaves Seattle 1T $50 a m. and $50
n ma except the second Sunday In each
month. then making one trip only, leav-
ing AT 7 % m Leaves Sundays At a m.
and Z p. m, touching at all intermediate
points.
Returning leaves Sidney at s:T A. m. and
IL noon; leaves Charleston at a. m. and
1910 D m; leaves Bremerton at 7:ls g. m.
and i2.20 p. IN striving at Seattle At
A m and 2.l5 :. m.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
-. Portland. Dec. IS. 1876.
3. s. PAGUE. Forester.
= DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCI-
IKE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle De- fs ISeS
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STEAMER GLIDE
Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma, $50
q. NJ. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. for Olalla and way points. Leaves
City dock. Seattle, p. m, Tuesdays.
Thursday ana Saturdays for BuennA
Stones Lancinf and way points Fare 70
al points sc ]. r. vsnderhon Captain.
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For rates. etc. toqu,rs OF
2. @. YERKE0
fesler Wharf Seattle
l. A NADEAU.
General Asrnt ~ p n Seattle.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE To TACOMA
tour round trips daily. except Sunday
ID Gre hoHr ard twenty-five minutes
TIE STEAMER FLYER"
HeFulsr daily trips. Seattle Tacoms
.eetg as follows.
TAX Nc EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY =
TIME CARD
Single fare E1e. round trip &C.
Tn
leave Taeoua-e - n ~. I. 40. p m
SUNDAYS
,fav@ seattle, d m. l. m. z m
SFave Iaeowa - n m. %. Z. N 3 m
We era Commercial dock. foot o: Ma
= street seattle
: sa7tays. steamers iyer and State Of
trGfoo fare Nc
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STEAMER MABEL


Leaves Se5ttle--DeceInber u at IL mid
night; December II. al u midnight; De-
ccmber 81. a. u rps3nig1t: December 81 at
Il midnight Leaves Mount Xernon-De-
cembeF i6 at a m December -. AZ I
a. M December q, AT : a. M: December
% At 2. m. Calling at Edmonds, Rich
mQud, Stanwpod. FIR, Sksglt city. Mount
Vernon and Avon
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TURKEYS!

VA 7rai Aavs two car loads Or sarEsss n
- ne I.hr.stYfas trade SEND yoar orders
iu early. as II vii Insure yea enoice siOcA-
JOHN a.. AGES.
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These steamers furnish nrst-class se-
eommodations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Yesler wharf.
6Sattle
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
* Eastern
Railway.

TuOS X BROWN .t-,.,vsr.
INo. II. BRYANT.
Trains letv- ana arrive depot foot Of
Columbia strsoet-
TIME CARD N EFFECT DC. =, 1875
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LAB LINE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CITY OFF CHAMPAIGN

Leaves Seattle-December l6, at p mid
night. December Is al Il midnight; De-
cember 20. at Y midnight. Leaves Mount
Fernon-DecemOer Is, at a m. Deem
Der 20 at A. m; December z, at a. m.
Calling al Tdlalip going south Sunday and
Ncrth Tuesday.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE

Tur VANCOUVER kUUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia J. a - Bt.sh. hASst-..
leaves Tacoma, L noon: Seattle, fesiers
chart % IN, Mondays and Thursdays
sar port Townsend ARAcortes Fairhavsn
New Whatconi Blaine and Friday Hsroor'
snd yancouver. arriving Vancouver y m
E.r, 10 Blaine. 81. fare 60 Vancouver. -.
For further Information spply 10 feslers
-haTf
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sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
ises on New York. Chicago. ~. Paul, tan
francisco. Portland ana various points In
Vregon and British Columbia
sisht bills OF exchange on London avail
sele elsewhere In Europe
Soileetfons made AT all points on fsvor-
abe terms
benfs stocks and other vriuaoles re-
cF'fef on deposit for safe-keepsng
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CUT RATES. CUT RATESl
EEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes .hree round trips daily. - follows:
Leaves Tacoma 10 O. NJ. II n. and 4:3e
.. IN; leaves Seattle S:4o q m. Ais 2. -.
and tbs .. n
Fare. sc.
Sunday Excursions-Leave Tacoma 80
O. n and In .. m: leave Seattle II q n.
and 40 p n FARE centA
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Seattle. Dec. Is. 1895.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearanees. Balances.
Seattle .-.............Si1l $50 81 Sl5.77S -
Tacoma .............. s. o57 90 i4.0l4 %
Portland ............. 26o.515 10 $3.50 %
Wheat came in slowly today. only two
Or three car loads. but there is plenty IN
sight purchased for this market due 10 ar
rive IN the course Of this month. Large
stocks have been bought for export aud
shipment, and this makes the local market
a trifie duh at present. Quotations remain
the same. and 1t will be noticed that they
lead those OF Portland
The poultry market was cleaned Zip Of
dressed turkeys by the Alaska steamers.
The market was stocked With Eastern
poultry. for which there appeared 20 be
little or no demand. Live stock was ut a
heavy discount, owing TO tho low price
for dressed, Toe to lie per pound being the
best quotations.
There was little furry IN ranch eSgs
Ia the morning, a few crates being sold 1T
&c: bat 25c was the average price, and
tomorrow they are liable to weaken. A
large supply Of Eastern eggs came N dur
ing the day.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
sTEAMsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria go
soeamLv' NJ Tacoma ..lIsIArl 4.4sam
i:4pmiLvI 7zlPt- Townsend nlArl1i dom
saApmlArillGl.. Victoria IL ~. s :Apn
'Dssiy except Monday.
CLEANER sEHoNE.
a, Between Seattle and Victoria. B. c.
smLv Port Townsend. Hrjls.e n
daily except ;p ss saanTis -''''lLv' s.n
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.


Seattle. Everett. and whatcom ro1te-
State OF Warrington ieaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday. al 10 p. m
Seattle and La Conner route-Fa'rhaven
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. 1t
N p. m
Telephone. Main T4 Yesls- Dock.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. l club. SIC: blue stem. 55c; quiet
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Seattle. Dec. Is. 1876.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
There is No Excuse

These days of quick railway and
postal service, for not being posted
on all the topics Of the day-un-
less, indeed, you are not a sub
scriber for some stslwArt, 365-day
in-the-year paper, like The Salt
Lake Daily Tribune. And in fact
there is no excuse for not being, be-
cause if one feels too poor to spend
a dollar a month for the daily, the
semi weekly IN be had for three
months for Is cents. 1t contains
the condensed and selected matter
of the daily, embracing the foreign
and local Geographic, editorial and
local, and especially matter pertain
ing to Utah. There is no pardon
able excuse for avoiding an educa-
tion-and The Tribune is an educa-
tor. Everybody admits that. ThinB
of it-three months for IS centsl
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
s. D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor

The town of Troy is picking
up and getting to the front. The
HERALD is always pleased to note
signs of prosperity in any part of
the Kootenai, even with the con-
ceited Trojans. We read the fol-
lowing in the Troy Times with
pleasure: An order was issued
last Friday restoring the freight
division terminal at this place, and
the freight cabooseB are again a
familiar sight in the yards here.
We doubt if some of our neighbor-
ing exchanges will make half the
fuss over the restoration that they
made over the removal, if they
mention it at all The new order
went into effect on Sunday last.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16

MIR. John F. Wilson, one of the
reliable employees of the Pilot Bay
Smelling Co., was shaking hands
with his many friends in Bonner's
Ferry this week. John F. started
in with the company eighteen
months ago as a common day la
borer and has worked his way up
to the responsible position of Sup
erintendent of the great Blue Bell
mine which furnishes the bulk of
the ore for the big smelter. Mr..
Wilson came up to look at some
mining property in this vicinity
He will return to the Bay next
Tuesday.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office at Ceur
d. Alene, Idaho, October IA, 1895:
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make fl
nal proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before Bartlett Sinclair, Commits
sioner of the United States Circuit
Court at Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, on
December 2, 1895, viz: Charles S.
Cole for the S E. 4, S. f. I, & lot
No. Z, Sec. %, TIP. 81, n. r. /, f.
b. NJ.
He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: James +. Dolan, Benjamin
Morrow, Thomas J. Jones, William
Eaton, all of Bonner's Ferry, Idaho.
Any person who desires to pro-
test against the allowance of such
proof, or who knows of any sub
stantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior De-
partment, why such proof should
not be allowed, will be given an OPP
portunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cross examin,
the witnesses of said claimant, anC
to offer evidence in rebuttal of thar
submitted by claimant.
JAMES GRAHAM, Register.
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Instantly Killed.

About noon yesterday a patient
named A. M. Weston at the Hospital
for Mental Diseases while cleaning
the Railways in the third story, found
the door leading into an attendants
bathroom open. and, whether from
curiosity or notion that he might
escape, is not known, but he passed
into the room, and, finding the win.
dow open, climbed out on the gutter
that leads around the mansard roof
and walked along it some ten or fif.
teen feet. Suddenly he seemed to
lose his balance and fell headlong to
the ground and was instantly killed.
Upon examination it was found that
he had suffered a comminuted frac.
ture at the base Of the skull. Hevas
a native Of Sweden and committed
from this county March 10, 1895
Superintendent Bergstein immedi.
ately notified Coroner Peers of the
tatal accident.--Journal.