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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-23

~ WhaEeas, many taxpayers OF Lake
county have requested the county COM
'niissi0ners to publish the names of
those persons who have received coal
from the county; therefore, be it
Resolved, that the county auditor be
and hereby is ordered to publish with
the proceedings the names OF all per-
sons who have received orders for coal
from the various township chalrmen
and county commissioners OF Lake
county, al per records kept in his office,
from December A, 1894, to January 10,
1896, inclusive, viz: <
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HDont Tobacco Mpas - @moxe HouI
nafe AWAY.

Is the truthful, startling title Of d
book about No-ToLBac, the harmless,
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that
braces mp nicotined nerves, eliminates
the nicotine poison, makes weak men
gain strength, vigor and manhood. You
run no physical or financial risk, ii No
To-Bac 10 sold by Walden q Odee under
q guarantee 70 cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co, New York ar Chicago.
u. Prices Cream HaIrlng Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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THE CITY.
-RREvnT1Eh.

Eu. EalI OF ADeEueen u IN Inc cIty.
Rev. w. y. Cleveland returned from
Elandreau.
Weather report today: Fair and
warmer tonight and Thursday.
You cannot afford to miss the excellent
meetings at the M. E. church.
Not. so cold as many thought last
night. Only s degrees below zero.
Mrs. Frank Fox and sisters, OF How
ard, were morning passengers for the
east.
y. I'll. Williamson and j.. l.. Jones re-
turned from Chicago on the evening
train.
Revival song service at 7:30 at the M.
e. church followed by preachin service.
Everybody invited.
Revival sermon at nj. e. church this
evening, subject, "The secret OF Paups
conversion" Come and hear!
T. Nj. Williams was last night run in
for being drunk and brought before JUS
tice Holdridge this morning, to whom he
paid a fine OF S5 and costs.
Henry III. Kaufman OF Chicago, part
ner IN the Kaufman Bros. clothing
store here wa in the city over night and
with Manager Kramer went to Pipestone
today.
TJohn Gilchrist r~eioices in the fact that
he is now q grandfather, adaughter hav-
ing been born to Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
Gilchrist, Manchester, s. d., last Satur-
day morning.
~ Mrs. r. w. Talcott OF the south part
OF the county has been seriously i'll since
the first OF the month and received a
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Elwell, of
Forestburg, who returned home last
evening.
Argus Leader, q: Mrs. G. H.. Sheldon,
wife Of south Dakota's governor, has
been confined to her bed with inflama-
tory rheumatism at the home Of Warden
W. E. Phillips. She 10 reported now as
convalescing.
hJustice Holdridge today, united in
wedlock II. Dettman OF Howard. and
Mrs. Johanna Jung, Of Madison. The
newly married couple returned TO How
ard by team this afternoon. Mrs. Jung
was last week granted q divorce by
Judge Jones through the efforts Of At
torney EHoldridge ner former husband
having left her some six years ago,
Prof. Taylor, whose third lecture at
the Baptist church last evening was as
largely attended as the former ones al
though q Tee of fifteen cents was charged
for admission, departed for Dell Rapids
today. His lecture last night was large.
ly experimental and hence important in
the way or producing q lasting effect mp
ON the minds of his hearers. In his
scientific exposition OF the evil effects OF
alcoholic liquors and tobacco the profess
sor has done q good and lasting work in
this community and ought to be well re-
ceived wherever he goes. He paid the
press of the city especially and citizens
generally q very high compliment for
their courteous treatment OF him.
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Tn motion, the board adjourned to
meet at 80 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon session
Board convened as per adjournment,
oil members and the auditor present.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
John Larkin, county coal. .......s $3.50
G G Curtis, coal and merchandise
Mrs Flint. 1882
Ole u Overskei, per diem and
mileaRe.... $3.50
FL q Davis, per diem and mileage 26OO
NJ u Clark, per diem and mileage 1890
The following is the quarterly report
Tor the quarter ending December 81,
1894, submitted by the superintendent
Of the hospital for the insane, showing
the amount due the state from this
county, Tor the maintenance Of it's pa
tienta at the hnsnital.
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List Of letters remaining uncalled Con
In the postofice in Madison, January
%, 1894:
Anderson, Andrew. -
Crane, Il. w.
Goodno, Frank P.
Harte, Miss Mary.
Hafer, Miss Fannie.
House, Aron.
Hvatturn II. p.
King. Miss Isabel.
Peterson, Miss Mari.
Roberts. VIM.
Steayens, Jake.
Scott, f. e.
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they will be- sent to the dead letter Office.
WV. ToBrN, p. M.
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Another Road For Nortlacrn Minnes0ta.
DULUTH, Jan. 23.-There is another
railroad projected for Northeastern
Minnesota. The parties interested are
big capitalists of Kansas City. They
have recently been looking over the
ground aud now propose to build q rail.
road from Chicago Bay, which Is lS
miles below Grand Marais and I2s miles
from Duluth. to the Canadian boundary,
which ID 50 miles away.
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THREE TO ONE.
Nelson Elected Senator from Minnesota by
Vote Of l02 to SO for Washburn-
The Vote Taken To-Day.

Special dispatch to The Daily Leader
ST.. Paul, Jan. %; 1:45 p. m.-On joint
ballot to day in the Legislature the
total vote for United States senator was
167, of which Nelson had 102; Washburr
36; McCleary, 8; Donnelly, Is; Mitchell
4; Lind |. Nelson was declared elected
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a.eeaar anne Tahae.

noeana wame Tahae.
Chicago, Mllwmnkee ID 81. Panl Railway, which
took effect, sunday. November ~, 1884,
TRAINS aosMa mAsT.
Passenger, No. 4, departs HOS @s m.
Freight, No. %. departs ESQ .. N.
FreighA No. TA, departs 500 b. "a.
TmAlMe aOgMG wRgws
Mixed, No, ~, departs4:f0p p. N.
wmAxs@ Ymnm TgAE nAsT.
Passenger, No. s, arrives e:45 p. m.
Freight, No. ~, arrives A:b0a. M.
Freight, No. 90. arrives D DO p. m.
xaAxNe Ya0M = wnsT.
Freight4 no. p8, arrives 10 s46 o. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; but
ireIghts only whenp passengers are provided with
ickete.
Passenger trains going east make connection
AE Egmn for I'll points south, and passenger train
going west, at WoOneOck0t for ell points nOrth.
MADISON q BRsnTOL LINE.
Passenger gnin9 north. departs 3:50p. N.
PASSENGER from north arrives, 1870 3. N.
JN0. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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~solicleinx RELIEF.

CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D., Jan. aS.-The
people Of Gregory county at q recent
meeting have decided TO ask temporary
relief and have appointed delegates to 20
TO Iowa, Illinois and Ohio to solicit
money, goods and other necessary arti.
atoc
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Business Opportunity I'm lacrosse
VW~iae0masn.

An established saloon trade worth
from $3.50 to $500 per month, with q
chance to secure agency for Milwaukee
beer, and to put In restaurant and lunch
counter. The building has IL nice fur.
nished rooms besides Z fine living rooms.
IL ID opposite the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul railroad depot. Owner
wishes to retire. For particulars, ad-
dress, FRANK g. RoTH,
Lacrosse, Wis.
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Ths R~volasion in Co,amb,.>

Washington City. Jan. S-The first on
eial news Of the Revolutionary outbreak in
Colombia has reached tie navy depart
ment in a telegram from Capt Cromwell,
OF the Atlanta. at Colon He says he has
learned that a revolution has broken out
al Bueraventura. on the Pacific coast OF
coioTnhia. Secretary Herbert. who had
intended 70 send warship TO these wa
tiers. thereupon communicated by tele-
graph with the commandant OF the Mare
island navy yard 70 learn how long It will
take 10 put the Bennington in shape for
sea. II much time Is required either the
Alert or the Ranger. now at San Diego.
will be ordered to Colombia
Colon. Jan. 2S-The rebels and the gov
eminent troops had an engagement Fri
day at Pradera. The rebels were routed.
TIE Inhabitants are depending upon
American protection. The rnked States
cruiser Atlanta IS eoaifng here and ths
United States steamship New York Is ex-
pected French warship has been or
derei TO Colon.
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- wn.teo.a salary Grab.

Sfooun. Jan. Especial. There
= - to &c long legal fight oyer
= known locally as the salary
PRIOR TO the city election OF 1883
1ncii passed new salary ordinance
eenssserab;y reduced the compensa-
II he city officers. 1t went to Mayor
gor his signature, but he was a
1t1nte Tor reelection and did not wish
RI the other candidates arrayed
~ him and so evadea the question
1u61ecfing TO sign the ordinance, In
~ that II should become operative
- ne ten-cay rule. But unfortunate
& ~ SECTION occurred on the sin day
- he new ordinance was not then In
~ Ne newly elected officers united In
Inane the salaries fixed by the former
n1nre. and the court decided in their
- % the ground that the salary Of
B 1lsrifvs public officer cannot be In
n o. diminished during the term for
n Ne q elected. Warrants were or
9 1rxwn In faycr of the several claim
- tcvering the difference between the
Eiips IN force at the time OF election
tAose established by the new erdIn-
M which hsj been enacted before the
~ And which fixed she compensation
III every candidate expected to re-
1ss4 u Gaze Of success. These warrants
hy1r Black. who Is prominent lawyer,
,ntsIy refuses 10 sign OF the ground
lt they do not represent Just claims
SxiAxt the city. A mzndamus viii IN
uhttdly be applied FOR and will probably
= sfaased, hu, the mayor viii refuse TO
6opE with the writ unless ordered 10 do
II y ne supreme court.
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Edward solomon, the composer, and al
one time the husband OF Lillian Russell.
died In London January Is. OF typhoid
fever. His best opera was 'Bgllee Tay-
fcr." which had remarkable run during
the height o. the Gilbert and Sullivan
craze. The Red Eussar' was second
weIl-known work by him. In 1859 his
one-act dramatic eantata. "Pickwick."
lsbres,o by F. C. Burnand. the editor OF
Punch. was produced In London. and met
with pronounced success. Solomon's nsu-
sic was nearly always bright. catchy ard
meiodEous. Solomon.s death recalls the
professional career OF Lillian Russell.
Lillian. at the age OF Is and while mem
Der Of Rice's "pinafore' chorus, was
married 10 Harry Braham. the leader OF
the orchestra. They went to Boston and
she left the stage. She coon tired OF do
rtesticity. however. and IN 1879 appeared
ar Tony Pastors. where her husband was
ieadtsg the orchestra. She made hit
ant vas given the role OF Phoebe In
Sosomon's '.Biliee Taylor az the Casino.
She was then known as the queen OF
the dudes" and the latter gentry were
mitch Surprised ore morning in June
1870. when they read that Mrs. LILLIAN
RusseiI-Braham had sailed for Europe
with Composer Teddy Solomon. The
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me sKATmx TUESDAY JANUARY - ssss

following sr<snx they resuraez ara Bra
ksra scared dzvorce. May "a Isl. fear
ears later. Sclomon married me singer
~ Hsnoken. wAere Miss Russell was uzar-
red the third time late l. 1HA NJ. Soi-
enan ard Kiss Russell lived together W.
fli September !. fsSS ANA thea sAe learned
thss Ser husband had another wife ssvsrg
N I.cndoa. Lille Gray. w1cm he lad
rssrrsea In 1Esa she left Mr. SoEomcn.
and when be returned to London she HAD
him arrested for bisamv. hrs the charge
Vas nat sustained. owing 10 lack 81
proof Of his American marriage Miss
Russell made no effort 70 hare the Sclo-
mon marriage sanuslesa unfit September,
1854 when she secured . divorce. Nct
long after she was married 10 Tenor JOAN
Chai<ertoa. whose stage name Is PERU
gina The union was no. . happy enc.
and the tenor and His wife are living
apart. Mss Rnssea had one cnsIi- a
daughter row about 10 years old. By Mr.
Solomon the gsrI Is eeiEg educated In =
convent Her mother Was also e1ucatsd
In convent.
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Tacoma, Jan. 2s-special-charies n.
Bascom has been divorced from Elite Bas-
com.
license to we'd was granted today to A.
W. Johnson and Hannah johnson, will
lam Kiisks and Sophia Logan.
Katie opperman, a young and beautiful
married woman with two children, was
today committed to the insane asylum on
the complaint OF her mother. Mrs. voii-
mer. Mrs. opperman believes that her
mothers life Is In danger. ana Is or a
very nervous nature. She tried to nirt
with the Judge. bailiff and other court Of
ficials. but finally gave 1t up.
William Young. who was arrested jan
uary % on the charge Of burglarixing the
house Of Timothy Evans. at Dierenger.
was bound over TO the superior court to-
day In the sum OF 81. 600 Frank getxhofr
was ordered held in 500 bonds as w.t.
ness In default OF bail the men were
committed to jail.
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ISL Mr.. DUNBAR
Court Afiirms Conyic-
81 Il the Smugglcr.
now SAFE N CHINA.
= Pmxsr Bres-, 81 RsstlanA
ens, ssd OF shs whssse0
.ey Dsak Of whsseea.

- J.n. IA dsspatcA was re-
I'd 4. 'S.sax srox, Washington City by
g:.,ss.e.s states Marshal. stating that
;.S=s..a STATES supreme court this
zz: -~oxtsres q decision affirming
-, ~ the lower court IN the
- - United States Vs. William
- rzss VAS a case appeaaed from
4! ssss>d sites dsssries court Of Oregon
~ 2 s;n;sy<s states supreme court by
- ~ho Vas conyiSed OF smuggling
~ sentenced 10 serve . two
~ .uxerce IL the 3fultnomah county
- rsy . flne OF $40.
- 80 convicted in December,
- -. vas the first OF the members
RI 20 porfI2ad smuggling ring TO be
4 = - the trial was on an indictment
- against VIM Dunbar and Ma.
~. nam pleaded guilty and Dunbar
n - sv1ef and Was convicted. He Was
q ;:'ss,ssa rsed with 3ulkey. LotAn and
- = the charge OF conspiracy TO
chinese iaborers into the United
{SS IA wxs again convicted. together
"a II Muakey. ex-speclai agent Of
f3Sffce States treasury department,
!. Eannon. . Portland attorney.
- ret been sentenced on this lat
lyscfIoa, but the case has been np-
"a the United States supreme
epd Is pending decision BIZ that
- months ago Dunbar. who r. un-
fSnds. lett this country for China.
3 i supposed he Is now In that
~. When be left here 1t was stated
- wss to be merely = short one
- BUSINESS.
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Jnry-fixsnx at san FTancisce.

San Francisco. Jan. &.-A sensation
was sprung in the trial OF II. II. AscDpn-
AID. jr.. who il being tried Cor perjury
i'm connection with the failure OF the Pa
chic bank. Nine jurors had been secured
today, when Detective Cody stepped for
ward AN placed under arrest a man
named Hurley and charged him with at
tempted jury brtbsng. Judge Murphy
abruptly adjourned ceart and commenced
an snvessi CATION CT the matter. Chaun-
cey n. johnson, an ex-poiscenfan. whose
name had been drawn liz the jury panel.
made an affidavit tina. Hurley had offered
him from $500 to sie.eo II he would fix
the jury so that Mcdonald would be ac-
Quilted. Hurley was arrested and
charged with contempt OF court and at
tempted bribery His bal was fixed al
81 10 Hurley IL the same man who 1t Is
alleged. brihed the Jury that acquitted
NJ. r.. Curtis ~ the murder OF Policeman
Grant. Hurley was arrested a. the time.
but nothing ever came OF the case against
him.
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saeary n sh@ sook..ek y.,,..


Whateom. JAM zs-speciaI.-sfr. ,7hA.
prominent horticuitnriss OF orcas island
VINO deEotes much time to special re-
searches in the line Of agriculture and
pomoiosy. believes that the Nooksaear val
ley. this county. II wonderfully wen
adapted to the raising Of caieory and thar
such al industry would prove very profit
able there. as the annual imports Of chic
DRY root from Europe are very large. He
also says that the soil ana climate o. por-
tons Of Western Washington are peep
iiarly well suited 10 the cultivation OF the
dandsiion and rhubarb. and that about an
the dandslion extract and rhrbarb root
used In the United States could be pro-
duced here at q big profit. In fruit cu,-
fure Ar. Gibbs seems TO have more conf
dence In winter apples and pears in west
ern Washington than he does In prunes.
He has several hundred prune tree. In his
orchard, but says he win not set out more
until some prune IS found which win hoIa
Its fruit 1T the ripentng season better
than the Italian, or any other now grown
70 any extent In this state.
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], hr.iznd. Jan. es-Prager Bros. deal
n q Dry goods. were closed today by
- n<sia. sssiss aggregatlng sSs.65 were
"a AGAINST them. and judgment Was
@eteaed IN each case.
hroHaa. Jan. = Special. --Jacoby. Ash
4 ~ and A. s. Ash. $. Jacoby and S. s.
Askw today executed to 81. s. Jaccby
peaaftei mprsgagea for sss,as7 ana $40
! respectively, on Jacohy. Ash a Co. =
- " dry goods 70 secure notes.
y Jacobs OF San Francisco has two
nein-lsw In the firm. They say the
rskaxs resulted from the failure Of
- fpstiaiid house. and In order TO fully
ks'ses Jacobs. He is carrying on the
e1tness as usual.
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Julien Fforisn Felix Desprex. cardinal
archbishop OF Toulouse. died IN that city
January 81 He was born n, ossrieourf.
near Chaushray. on April II, isE. He
took orders ia the Catholic church about
the time OF the fall Of the Bourbon mon
arcny. was favored by the government OF
Louis PhiEppe. through whose influence
he was made successfully Bishop Of
Sain- -Dsnys. Reunion and Limoges. gave
his adhesion TO the empire. was appointed
Archbishop Of Toulouse IN 1859 and created
an o1fcer Of the Legion Of Honor August
i, 1855 In May. 1873. he was made car
dinal, receiving the cap from the hands
OF President Grevy.
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m. wh.ss.r e......

nsseon ceunsy uank YsSs.-
Wazteom. Jan. u -specsas.-p = rr<.,-
nkon, proprietor Of the whstsous f.a,sr.sv
Dank. small private iass.rution n.za.. !.
senesH assignment az an his rroperrx ~.
afternoon % William Reilly. for The s,~,,s-
"a u creditors. and closed the bark unn,
the advice Of his attorney. TIE &C.,
lions are mostly u depositsrs. ana ARE
sals shout $ .sp. A banker who 80 -.
4aslAea Ma books expresses the oo,rten
mat Al Claims viii be paid IN fun. D.rE-
inson established tie nrsr bsak IN what
com county about twelve years ago. bus
nad Deem out OF the barking hus1n.<s
sosne years until asss. when c. N. WA.
cr0ns OF Fairhaven, started the wnxsSau
Sousty bank. making Mr.. Dikinsoa
Cashier When Waldron closed ia Ap-st
on account Of his difficulty with the conn
y treasurer and commissioners. ryeksn-
son bought his business. but small csnlsa,
III health and the competition Of fhrps
osHer banks. two Of which have been re-
opened since he started. have coruue1sex
ais ASSIGNMENT. which occasions very 1T
tie surprise
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the lump wcssa be sSvst SIS Big as the
city san Al wsre vide % the marx
TIE rstzfaI facts are these: 4 mar with
nfsy Millions ee<zs3 oaiv buy . bunk Of
god Eve ard a ha2F fse- square. He
world Tot have gold enough % al even
saI hesrorsn. Ills nugget wosssd rot
be essger snals u small piano. Here ron
heee1sI Cleveland wstt sphere on ore
sasss ansl csssse on the ether Sphere Or
rsfoes u rsaae % snstd rsad would -
NorsA afsy rslszisnSs fssu*sr Czevesa.sa. II
nzaEae ~ solid gold. woas1 De worth az
xsosE 0tsy railliOnA TIA <5aME.oee czxks
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$50. 900. 600 sqlo

would be FIVE ana hais Test square Tia
So 60 so sphere wotald be SIX and hsif
feet in diameter. These s-ssezserts ara
based or calculations szar wousi ree<1-
fsssay worry the sssElAs raEn1- Tasy are
accurate.
Let the poor man r@tosce- The man with
fifty ussasons has nn< 50 sunch geld after
ell. and ssnss 81 fnnny thst q ration fail
q hratns. VITA e.aeaaso Erahsbssant4
shSnks IL needs . yellow essss@ sive and q
hail fest sQuSrs 80 make r. sossag
CsS0A
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sro.rIxc NOTES.

AZ the 81 Louis races Monday the win
ners we're: Five and a half fgrionvs.
RssSar1ord. IL. feur and half ftfrIorgs.
ST. Nicholas. IS; Eve ard half furiongs.
Baby II. HE: SIX furloars. Jessie A. leo,
seven fursongs TAeus, Iii 81
At the New Orleans races Monday .shs
winners WERE: Seven furlongs. Bu-reil's
Bsssee- i.s5 81; esgsat fariongs. LeSrasssfe,
LIS -. FIVE and a half fsrTlongs, Legsazs-
faeresA. 1I2 -: SIX farscngs. hankskap
Nero lis 81; SIX fu-sonxs. Woodruff. no
me
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AOfs. Jan, *. SpAcsai.--Tt Is 10 he
-. ..as the project FOR the establish
g fvait art vegetable carnery
a se Successful whascozn bust
- are losing much more thar they
-. & by EeaNoa of she fact that
49, 20 sseA - esnneTy here. The
: 81. ~s.tass & san Juaa county IS get
- ee very large. and IN. pre31et Ia
- rapidly every year. The near
-. Is AZ Victoria. ana IL is re-
nat :, has N,saa SO successful that
n. ee considerably enlarged this
-. IS frols = aliaost altogether OBJ
us .a0aa sssS S8a Juan stands, ard al
g. - % pay heavy dn.y. The naarket
- as'less better than II Is oa this
as consequence The bulk az
s rees ta.sk way. ore merchant
asaTe esSs. TO- Instance. sruI
~ ss's'sEes shaa ne can sen az bis
~ ae sen&s the surplus 30 We
BAYS ; ceass a sozan ausv, ard
-. saes nloro than he can In the
49, esfs. II is TIE same way VITA
s1ssa SAAsA the duty is & a sca.
shAsa Bay Improvement Com
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nsll.nraan .,ar Neus.

e'FaAycn. Jan. ESPECIAL. The pant
re Belhnsham Bay Fish Company
- hss Been sold TO the Alaska Pack
3 Assesiatan.
Msge number OF visitors were re-
/ ira On hoard the warship Monterey
sessFsay. and this afternoon tho menu
q tee Commercial Club and their
- srsends were entertained by the cfii-
~ xnoard TIRE vessel.
tn hrcc-n handle faetosy here is 10
Nsseved 70 mill near Biaine. ana
"a. mw owners will also make boxes
~ sonse large orders for the Point
sssseFss and Sssnsahuafs, csnnerses.
e reported that n company has been
- - 20 engnS7 extensively in cod fish
eaefs tse Alaska coast. and cure and
s. tae catch at Frsaay Hartsor. where
salAad Packing Comrany's plant Il
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