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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13
Duties Of Specials.

Tho new specials appointed to on.
force tho bicycle ordinance me. In
Chief Pratps oiiloo last evening and
were given instructions 90 regard 10
their duties by that gnie'al. All OF
those who had unsI named by tho
chief were present eEcelt Browning,
who appeared ul tho ball later ia The
evening ami Withdrew % iavOr VI &,
W. Clayton, B,3wuIlr'a name has
been stricken from tho list, but 10
seton has yet been tahuu by tho ohlsi
In regard ~ Clayton. W, j, Neil,w
was ALEC present was appointed a
special.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13
The Overland Case.

PORTLAND, Or, April IA case
Involving tito 20 .lu,Ull sores OF land
II iubici iu Multuumhu ami C.ackamas
county near this city will come
up IN the u, =. circuit court next
Tuesday, The case Is known ~ tho
"Ovgrlaud case" and DO brought by the
United states government against IN.
Southern Pacific company. Ia lb.B
Congress granted 10 the Northern IA.
cine Railroad company tho alternate
sections Of d tract II land from point
on tho Great Lakes ~ q pUiut on Pugr.
Sound, twenty miles Wide on pErh side
NJ the road, through f.ul,g, R.d forty
miles vide through territories, and =
provision was mSdB iu the svmr act
inst II a branch ltur we're built Go
Portland from b Point 800 uiiirs ur leas
east Ui tho western, or pugut SQUAD
terminus, another tract Ity uIlrs
wihe should be given along tue brauur.
Tho Pugu. Sound terminus ia IACUma
ana the "pUiut 800 mica or lrss eastp
Il WsIlula.
Subsequently Congress granted TO
the Oregon a California road forty
mile track tlum Portland 10 the Cali
fDrniA line, AstHe end oi 10th granite
was at Portland, they uyurlappri ~
Multomah Hui ClaukamRs COuulirs,
anu In the overlapping tract AFc $4,000
acres.
The contention OF tho government ~
that tho 100000 acres, having been
given ~ the Northern Pacific liz 1873
were mot included Ia tho grant 10 the
Oregon a. California, which has been
absorbed ~ tho Southern Pacific, and
that the Northern faCiiiu's prior graft
excluded tho land l,nm tue grant 10
the Oregon N California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13
Iha ONO n,nIre trnrhlr.

pOMEUurf ONO, April a. twenty.
three miners imported 70 take the
place Of the striking milors NJ Mluers.
vile, who came out 300 Thunday aud
Joined the strlkrns, have all lee the
county The DpOul0rhof the Peacock
mine nave closed guuif works IN nu-
urIpzIOu OF visit from tho rtFif-fs
today, There BE- nu Trouble now any.
where iu P1mvrag bond with ell the
mines wording ata . cent rate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13
TRESPASSlNG SHEEP.
4 Complaint Made to tie Police Author.
lilies This Morning..

Compliant was made at police head.
quarters .hia morning that sleep were
o,iug allowed 20 invade tho wheat
hJiu OF M Pratt, located usl west Of
tho north side OF tho race track In tho
southwestern par. oi the city, That
gentleman stated thay he had been
troubled with tho tncop Tor two o..
three years, bat hEd never entered
complaint before, Now, however, he
has ten acre. OF nice wheat which tue
HagUp arc ruiuiug, aud he detirri 10
Boo protected. There ls a four wire tuUCu
between the street anu tnp crop, hH
says, but the sheep which are beng
ugiyou along The street are allowed TO
~ AB they please anu the huCu u.gs
no. keep them out An UiliUur Eas
sent Immediately 10 the place Go invest
isNIe, similar complaints arc ice.
quout'y made from the eastern part OF
the Uity,ln the road that leads up Emit.
grafton canyon. Tho one m0uut6d
policeman IL not enough TO boep watch
VI all the u!lsrtAt roads where sheep
are Ouiug driven anu protect the pop.
cry tfom being oyertun.
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Identlls OF I.El.nn.,..

PoCATrLLu, Idaho, April l3.-Ds-
toetlye CnuuuIt arrived trJm Denver
lhis morning, The pIHOueB moro
prove 10 hu cod BOb"LausinE and IL. q.
Cooper alias "ilacHoy." Iu.y nave
confessed that they woTo tho twu
men arrested with Mcdonald, atlas
"Los Anglrs," 10y Detective Al Moore.
They sHy Mcdonald diI tho sh0otlug
aud both bi mtad their Willingness 10
50 10 Denver with COuueIs.
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Treo siI,or Pafly nendpunrter.-

CuIuAoo, April l3.-rho irgU silver
uariy nus headquarters at q hicago Co..
Iny. This morning General a. j.
Warner chairman Of the national
committee, and CJugtc Joe
sibIry arrived and wpr1 mot by
Cuades Miller sib.sy's uu.ln,
usrtuyG Col. lu.uuL loader Ui tIu irg.
SILVER party .p Michigan, AMI General
Wallets. Iuis aigrsu0.u lung wUrf
Joined boy senator Jones U' Nnvaua,
Hd tonight tHsy viii leave iJT Tue
N1s..
IHa1ya conference was bold with
..ur Chicago oliver people I'D cauy8I,
iay E.aIiiUttuu no iHimtHI ID l.crttiG
uEC.ara. uu 800 llcs siiv.t BOO Illinois
auu sui lu mJ,,uu Arrangements iIr "a
monster l,yu silver ma m citing %
gIsut tus Quo being arranged Tor ly
Chicago gold mru,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

Thursday and today, tao maj r.lg uf
luyIus today was f0r rpcculahvH iI-
vDstmuuD 10 opened ,NCit-daud strong
UIsu sslJHHg 1880, OF u Cuns hishng
tuau Uu tue evening" Of G1u' tuday.
lu Ices than ten minutes after opening
snlas h1i uenl male at 1875 hu1 a.
1898. There wns fair volume Of
traaiug q uJ signs OF bfuak 100 The
bull movement Al 1880 prices gi.
vaucgI 90 1905, and 100 ann, laJ,lll
barrels were sold ct 81. The clU8l was
steady with sales 81 } 30 bid.
From 1880 uIl $3.50 CiU8a, the market
ulH stf01r. just bBfIre tho Close 1000
urrfus May options were sold ~ g.,
aud fur prediction 900 many 90 mon
wa iIiuilvd. II tHou reached 90 tlvaI,
uuI u.Uied OF $3.50 BID. Tho net a4-
vance Cor the Joy was 81 cents lot tue
week %. cent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13
A RUNAWAY Team.

a large team attached TO q heavy Ice
wagon belonging 90 The M9uuiniu leo
company rau away ihis morning. Toe
start was made on TulTd south street,
near Fourth West The team ran cast
tD Firut West, passing the force VI mon
working on tho gravity sewer, then
south TO seventh south aud ngalu
turned east. After striking hummer
ui telephone poles the hufsuF became
ifuol from the wagon Ani finally were
brought u a stop without scIlUus
damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13
land CONTROVERSY.
r,,s Of Long Standing to DO
Settled By commissioners
,,rr,l I,SO, INVOLVED


.....r.g. Apfl i3.-Ths miu'
~, umm...iyucn appointed by
~ g.,,-.Iisp.arscKpssIcd to settle tho
l.,t,,bmloueczi-Isia rs to the
,,, % Auys ia Montana anu
-,.5 vI,blu ,nosr,n' OF the NORTH,
o.,.s, railroad. Tue creation VI
90 '....rf boards arose rom the bot'
l,-naa af tho supreme court
.r-.tBsf mineral lbu1s within tho
Goo EXCEPTED auJ were part Of
.srsnnIs 1i Che United 7'alrs
...l5,nl ru,rugs, Until protected TO
49, nIIfaaga. The patents nave
rit.HrIi rrulIug 80 u2amina.
lt.rI4uIs which VIII bee dome
,.. commandments Tor each llul
~. NE decision NJ these come
r..WI.i not uB final tul win 20
m way uWaIIs determining mo
.u5.ffa q, Que lhuaa The commute
~. g.II report lu uncl 1f thu dis.
s,gtsfe they ore assigned tu local
.a.s tld tuo rop,rH Will uc
,isI Tu.t,y days viii DO
g ia which pr1l.aa Amy DC
~ IL u0 protests aro iiloI
s.i,fsHs VIII 90 submitted 10 tho
..iy.aHI IIappryygI by him The
MN 10 duo. Wurfr protests arc
'.5'Isr.ga. .Nlr..s will treat them
r..s Amid suits Will follow 60
traIa8 ihs mIaunl or non.mlnurnl
....ruf luu land, with appeals 90
rtranhs.suef nuI secretary a'iu
.Ha
RECOMMENDATIONS bY tho c0mml..
,.a.r must 10 completed within three
.H. 900. commissioners are allowed
i-rIsuau5u 90 fl0 day but cannot
1uls $685. each per yraL Two %
..t.g Ia,u.s, Ias9rs. Barnes OF Wis
.rttul prau1u OF Ohio ato OK
l.l.sn % C1rEttsf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

CuLyIuIA, php April Ig.-rhr
genera. merchandise ut1Tu uf IA. Keller
g. Sou nt WTlEhsvillu was blown up
early ths morning. Tho uuiilll., lZj
'tu' long, had uIiu ends blown Gus nuI
the inlcti0. totally WrucsuI. The
damage b. .liUlJ. Tho explosion b.
thought Co nave been tue work OF
ou,m us OF Keller IS Son. 10 isnot
known what Giui OIL gX ll3aiy.s were
used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

Tho company snid go violate the Or.
dor Against Reducing wugss
OMAHA, April la--CDmplaOn, 10
made w the Uuion Pacific sAopm uu
that ,hr company is now violating the
order Of Judge Caldwell prohibiting
the reduction Of wages. Many men
were let 1ut the past few months anu
then fs'umplgyod. When these wsr,
llsuhzrguI"Iu account u's..ya work, "
lucy were Watai4g tI.ul aauTs day.
When nltuu nratu tury sI- put 90 work
ten huuiu 70 uty 70 ,l8 rGmu wages
tlty WUIO getting .Hr oiFh. hOuts.
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directly contrary b. The policy % tue
suvo .umeut iu ths p 1nUtlIu ut
preferential lutcT-C .lluiaI t'.ue. Tine
treaty will not .U Into force Tor five
yeatt. II Canada should ult IcsIrr 20
be % party 90 80 slu need % ly give
notice 90 Grss; Britain to that effect iu
order 10 DO exempted from It's opera.
tIgu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

NOGALEs, Arizona, April a.
Omgug sing Ling,n Chinese merchant
doing businoss Ia tho Mexican part VI
the city, was found dead IN his store,
having uccu sIraugloI with "a stout cord
tnd Lls throat cut with a kuiir. An
his money md yaluRulcs were carried
away Uy tue murderer. No uluF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

TlnH Agul 1.-The Ollosl
lsgafdM E.b1i, the eE-prcmirr,
a8Jgmifu.t 80 Abhtrvillc on April
.,l % L.tgt Bacuuenait De Melville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

'n, Raised by ,he Goysrmcpt
fla " british columbia.

rtr' ~ VI" NuNUrmUut
r british Columbia.
btr" a oat, AprIla.-Tho Brit.
ng,," DIOR govenmolsisIn com.
Htrr ,'',on with the federal govrra.
Iily lining ,hn AuglO.Japanr. o.
!anasIsiia-,.i ..H lefms ne subject, oil
sT - DO ibo HalIsu ,m"ir," c Vt, .',.. R'
uay y aa become p.r,l,s t,t,' '
Hs Pss,1 "I' D. nfou'iug npp1Ilion on
Conc. r, .''' where Chinpse lsbgr
mt. M com 90 win that0f tht
-Gyt1o.' "s ieapIo cher, sss u,,j,
otauI M, my between the Cnlu.
la " 'lo ACCOMPLISHMENTS, J's'
too 'altuls a Chm, f,,, ',uaty J.
llg'eI a. De which mlshs he ,in'c,.
.,ISa Ib. '''mp'ilug Canada to ,'p eiy,
q sa,lasr R .g ',tms as she may xiv,
N"''aA colony. Tlis a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

FUs,, April I3.-Thu Austrian
y.lTs ,.,ltL tho wyll.En1wu health
iu5rl tli Tea almUlt ueattuyod by
Nff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

Judge McNal.y having been en-.
gagged with county court matters this
morning there was uD session Of tho
PROBATE court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

CHg,aI, Aur, la--A special TO the
HmssHcrud if0m Madison, WIZ,
fly.3
There will bo no Democratic silver
convention called iu Wisconsin this
yOaI u, Is. Senator FilnH is ~ home,
AMI siagt tho call 'UFau Illinois silver
convention wac issurI Air Ni1s has
been making bis vol tuown suii-'rcr
oliver vIrwB known with effect. on
the other hand Governor Upnum nnu
thc Republican leaders iu this rtatU
ate taking equally strong ground IA
oppo-ition TO tho su-call0l silver aHita.
ton with the result that the rank anu
Me OF both parties are ilHluclluui 20
take much part Ia the silver discus
HIGu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

non. Default, a.J decree OF brs.
closure.
Mary b.. Smith We ;hoB.ltL.krCIIv
Railroad rHu.. SO H. fpU rIyr-
,ill My l.t tp fllo statement on motion
Tor "a rev .ryl.
Hcn'y Is. Warren w Carlton w.
NoaiCh. order 'i publication of sufp.
nous uroa arIdayii.
Utah National Bnk VA Thro. Bur.
mctier u AL DismhsoI without pl..
Ju Ice.
10 the matter OF ihr application Of
Flank &, Wire. DWuI. aid lad -.
mrut entered quiclus N.s.
l4uciA thndl'I so AlnIp Bore.
Demurrer Withdrawn; ten Hayi 10
plead.
llesion Creamery mg1uy We RIB.
Wbi.lc.E1tu 81 ul. Ir.lFirrraI % H.r
To-" aud mott % CaIguI.E Htly gfantuu
pending hearing.
IhFior liumaoy Armstrong com.
phuy VI iNu IruFsIAu l#sutlrcp com.
lany OHof allowing defendant 10
h.o bill U, iulsTplen4Cf aud cross com.
plHiut.
JOE A. weat W Oscar NJ. Funncr.
Fiaiuau allowed O. uIih4fag um.
mons i4f additional service.
Ju1' AulN's.,r We D.. D.. MuCuur o..
aI DfIrr .iiIU. thr tn.lvus iu t.IH
matter .u.ofr tnH CHur. o. show ctu.o
WY ho 'n't cot p.y crraln accounts.
CIV. IusF yaH.
Following are Soc cases on the law
calendar iur hearing Uu Monday uuKt
un'grr chief Ju..H. 'esrJ, tUu court
U''HH lau aa. 'u E.r.. will these
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-13

4 statement CONCERNING Southern
Pacific vniy ~ tickets
Los ANUELLs, Cal, Aplll la.-rAs
allegation made tnG. tho Southern
Pacific had Withdrawn from The sa,o
of tickets Cor Sc rEul uul Minnesota
points, VIZ 10 ps-J, E.r Worth nud
kuHHaa City, aud sl.3 Uy the northern
route VIA Ogden nuu kausas Guy,
turns out 90 be only rarity correct,
The southern gateway DO eEtTumr
north points lHr.il Open, but mo- more
uctrts Hto being offered via Ogden
and lNauans cts. white tho Southern
Pacific company Dller official reason
i1t t48 action taken, 10 i- supposed 90
be- simply 900 the score Ui vc8ulmy.
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woman Snuragr HlllIiuI,a

istrrl, p, Wirp April l8.-In the
garg. t 't.l nIgpt the O5Noll woman
81. 90 0I' wac killed byavo.e of i5
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iuugo nnrIrb'a Division.
The legal Arguments Ca tho case Of
VIM. tomay, uci yesterday u
Iudgc B,rtuh's court ou charge of
stealing cattle belonging 20 Amm1u
7l'ingHam, At Bingham, in January
last concluded lbls morning.
Tue jury, uit,gn short urllUossli1n,
returned 70 verdict " NOT guilty, nud
tho defendant was Ut once released
from custody
srNIISgE5 DrrEUREu.
Five prison,u hsg been brought into
court during the morning 90 receive
sentences Zee accordance with previous
arrangement, but owing 10 tho absence
90 tue prosecuting attorney tue suu-
fences were p0,Vuu0d ull Monday
M rning.
B"tn courts thun adjourned till 10
O'Clock on Monday morning.
COURT JYITiNUs.
q. A. Hrdrick, ON tftal In Judge
Bhftch's court yesterday afternoon f6r
dclacing the city lall, was acquitted.
EfikA Bentley has brought suit for
divorce iu the IhiTd district court
against William "a, Bentley on the
grounds u dcsUtiiIu, MB. Bentley
alleges that che wus married % de-.
PENDANT on February IS, l-Yg, aud that
hu deserted her tue following DAY. Shr
mays 'hat her maiden name, EfikA
hafF,ni Dc restored 10 her.
James faifrluugh, employed Gs q
gardener ut Liberty Park, ha- bcsu NJ
rested on the charge " Attempted rape,
TIE clmulAlulus wilUtHs being Mrs.
MhfH Reich, who frFiluB with her huB.
baHl GA Seventh East street. Fnif.
rlouRh wiz taken before Commissioner
Hfcuumnu, whom no asked tor time 90
consult with an attorney before enter
lns ms plea whinl rtgurst was
granted hls hYnds were hEod at
T.. q. Eastman, ALA, r.. %. Foster.
tuul lu tummlbslyuvr rralpa clur
y.alrIuhy afternoon on the cnArgp ui
nniuiuiu. ggulE and money from T..
Menes,y un.eg ia goo prriuusrs, was
IHuul gulIy Au4 hIHI $50 sud p8stf.
a4a was gwen o. HIuiul., Tint day
20 IaI,
Iuo arguments iU the csse a. Mo.
Ella Wurlan, thu igsli1 aule muuiHl,.
charged WITT Hub zZlgmenf, were
HgI1 ir Communications Pfatps court
sNsri D'gluuE yesterday afternoon uy
AssiFiaht tIu..y Attorney HaFfiug-
ton lot the prosecution, EuI by AttDf.
nrg =. AsChrIH for tu1 defendant. Tire
c.uTf found tina, " tho SO advance
Gao Alt. WhtiAn she hE a actually spent
80 Tor iIg material 80 MAX, lnu dtrsss.
aud iu view ~ tIis fact concluded TN.
She WIS NOT guilty Ut cmuvzzIUmtLt
AMI tleuAaruuu ueL
County AttIrnoy WAitlcmof. b. Au.
tbUfiiy ~ the statement that tue Iu.
ytisigE,iDn begun by tho county court
Will be resumed ON Monday next,
when about twenty witnesses wIll b,
AZ .UuIUVI
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The DISTRICT COURT.
WILLIAM CANARY ACQUITTED.


Judges Merritt auI Blush held
court to-day, but tho session
was shorter thsn usual f5r q Saturday,
both divisions h,viYx adjourned
shortly after n O'Clock. ln that brief
oilti.g, however, good deal Jf work
was accomplished.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-08


There were filed for record Saturday y
deeds, the consideration aggregating ST.
h57l4 Following is the list as furnished
by the Daily Record, room Il. Scheue-
man block:
Ferdinand Hockbrunn to Michael
o"Day, lot S. block Al. Heirs of s. A
Bells Second add. sl0oo.
City TO C.. +. Stone, lot >, block ID.
Eastern add. s1l.e3-
c. p. Stone 10 f. f. Blaine, same prop
erty. 500.
Sheriff to Howard II. Lewis. lot 9, block
Il. lot ., block S, McGilvra's Second add.
sf,03029
Gilbert s. Meem to Howard III. Lewis.
lot .. block 8. McGilvra's Second add, 40.
w. r. Jones 10 Chris Hong. und. - Of
lot .. block s. and ind. II OF lot ?. block
X. McGiivra's Second add. ST.
G. NJ. Hong TO Mary T.. Jones, und. y
int In lot . block s, and und. n int in
lot Q. block H. McGilvra's Second add. 81.
David MeVay to Agnes Weld, lot z,
block 81, Gilman Park. 800.
n. Il. GIascock TO w. +. Good, int. In
block IS, u s Maynard's plat. 5000
rohn Ira Parker 10 Olive II. Susand.
n - lot .. block L. Eastern add. 81.
Frank Kelly to Catherine Monohan, lots
!. .. block l. Cable line add, 81
Sheriff to Martha J. Chamberlain, lots
3. 4 block 81, Burke's Second add. 1913 2.
A. p. Benton 70 T 8. Williams. lot ,
in acre 4. tract &. Maple Leaf add. Green
Lake Circle. 500
A NJ. Norman To A. J. Fagerberg. part
OF ne Il. section %. township 3. range 5.
g acresD. 81.
c. G. Lawrence 10 w. r. Calderwood.
lots s. :. block II. South Park, $40.
L. Hovlk 10 Emma c. Spear, block %.
Central add. 5000
Jacques IIochstrasser 10 4. Keller. lot
Is. block -, Denny-Hoyt add lot e. block
4 Monroe's First add: ind. \ int In lots
II. u. block . in Birch, 81
Tracy H. Robertson TO Burgess Hall.
lot II. block 3. Hiwatha Park, sl55.
Burgess Hall 10 Mary Hall, same prop
ertv. ST.
Edward Puiver to Celia NJ Melvin. W
- lots II. u. block IL. BROOKLYN add. $50.
sheriff 10 e r. linton trustee. All OF
Fontanelle add. except block Except
lots . TO 3o, 6.5a.
sheriff 10 H. ri. A. Hastings and l. p.
stedman. block 2. except lots . to %.
Fontauelie adj, $50.
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FALLS HEIR TO A FORTUNE.
Gil Hatfield. n Former seattle Boy
Secures ~ 600

Charles a. Duke. of this city. has re-
ceived letter from his mother In Hobo
ken. n. j.. in which she states that Gil
Hatfield. who used 10 play shortstop on
the Seattle baseball team during the last
year OF the Pacific Northwest professional
league, has fallen heir 20 $4,000 through
the death of his father. Gen. Hatfield.
Gen. Hatfield was one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF Hohoken. and the organizer OF
the Fifth New Jersey regiment. and died
of old age. possessed of fortune worth
$4,000. Half Of this amount goes To John
Hatfield. brother OF the Seattle player.
and the one who held the long distance
throwing record for so many years. John
Hatfield IL now living I'm Chicago
GIL Hatfield commenced bis professional
career with the Portland. Me, baseball
team and subsequently played with the
New York team In the National League.
the washingtons. Brookiyns. with one
club in the Southern League, Toledo. with
Seattle. and II now with Louisville In the
National League. He IA one Of the finest
fielding shortstops or third basemen in the
country. and when called upon can do fine
work In the box.
During HatfeId's stay I'm this city he
made a host of friends by hts fine work
and gentiemaniy bearing.
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HYAMS, PAUS0N & CO.,
Manufacturers of Clothing,
SOO-S02- SOL Front Street. Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Cheney's Restoration.

Mrs NJ. A. Cheney. of North Yakima.
writes Or Darrin as follows:
Having recovered my lost health. I
will take the pleasure OF thanking you for
your slollfui and successful treatment OF
asthma, which has been a great source
OF annoyance 10 me for years"
Mr. Marlin II. Farrell relates his expert
ence with DIR. Darrin as follows:
.sDr. Darrin: The electric and medical
treatment you gave me for discharging
OF ears of over 20 years standing was
perfect success. You can publish my
name If you so desire and refer any one
TO me at La Camas. Wash"
Dr. Darrin can he consulted free at
e4sts Pacific avenue. Tacoma, opposite
Hotel Chilberg. where he is permanently
located. Hours, 10 to and 10 s. The
poor trea ted free. except medicines. All
chronic and private diseases. such as
seminal weakness, lost manhood. STRIFE
fure a speciality. Send for circular and
question blank.
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Notes Among the Athletes.

The Tacoma Athlete Club will send over
four men TO appear ia the coming = \.
G. smoker. They are Smith and TreyTett,
who viii vrestle, and Mct'rcgor and
Bracket. ground and lofty t'1Fn hieFs.
The r. 4 g also promises 70 help out
Ira the mems smoker IN May.
ARA rxegnents for handicap rega-l8s on
Y..Ln washington are under way. There
~ several pair oars. double SOULS and
single e..ulIs at the boat houses whAA
~aa - utilized and some lively races may
ia Looked for
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in an excellent idea, especially IL the In
tarvlew he had in time A chiid's health
is too important matter to be me-
elected Consult the doctor promptly
aud when he hss prescribed for you, az
cure the fun effect 81 his medicine ny
having 10 correctiy prepared at our phar-
macy Accuracy and tho purity and
freshness OF the drugs that compose IL
ara everything I'm medicine IL fs for this
txo-foga reason THAI we enjoy the conf
dence OF local physiclans.
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.nosher Kind Of Resignation

II was inadvertently stated IN me Fest
IBtelnrencer SATURDAY morning that Il.
a Spencer had resigned, his position as
rnanaxer Of the WeSschester Fire Insar~
ance Company. q New YORK RAJ AF.
$500 ala do was 20 withdraw from The
pnelAc board OF FIRE underwriters He
has uot severed his connection with the
cnrnranv nAmea.
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NoNPAREILs ONCE MORE.
This Time the Maroons Bow To the
Young Organization.

The Nonpareils defeated the Maroons In
a practice game OF ball AT West Seattle
yesterday afternoon. The Maroons were
short a second baseman and shortstop,
and consequently did not put up thelr.
usual good game I'm the field The fea-
lures were the batting OF Cummings and
Frederick, aud the batting work OF both
teams w. III. Morris gave good satisfac-
tion as umpire. The score:
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General Lard Commissioner LarnoTesx
bax sustained khe aerfss0a % Register
0~Tsose Aaa Re1esvsr Terry "a retecesag
tha selections Of tne Northern Pacific
-ai~oaa Tor 4is8 acres % land IN town
So e norrh. range west, on tne ground
tnat ne lands are covered by other vaA&i
s-gaf~nz
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Transactions Since January 1 and For
the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1895. are sLfT7,12a3i There were filed
for record during the past week II deeds,
the considerations aggregating $o9,osl-oa.
Following is the record for the past week
by DAYS.