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China. They are fighting with arms
said TO DO supplied by Russian symps.
tbizerr, and their avowed purpose ~ to
set up an independent government In
the territory taken from Ksnsu, III and
Tnibet. rbs authorities ut Pekin are
dispaichiug all the troops that can be
collected TO the scene.
"KiLL THE FOREIGNERS"
LONDON, Sept. 20. The Times TO.
morrow will print n dispatch from
Hongkoag which rays that at the
annual examinations IN Canton
thousands Of students were given
copies OF an imperial decree, In which
the doctrines Of Christians were nerce.
ly condemned. The decree utes this
language: "a stupid black.hsired
race IL establishing sundry secis, and
they regard not their own lives, but
pretend 10 rise again ~ immortal ms
and women.
"rhey oongregsto and abandon
chastity, behaving like obscsno birds
and beasts.
Faithful Confucians must shoot
and stone ami behesd them without
mercy. /, the emperor, command the
authorities to eradicate those weeds
aud vermin. xii the terpents.
Throw them TO the wolves and tigefs,
because there IL no salvation for
thom."
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DYISs NJ rmE THOUSANDS.
Fearful Rav.res OF cholera in yariou.
Parts of Chtua.


SAN FRASoisCo, Sept 2l.-WilliAm
+. Curtis, who Is tho Washington
correspondent OF the Chicago Record,
was q passenger on the Gaelic, which
atfiveu from lhe Orient yeslerday. lie
went To Japan IN May last 10 study the
commercial AMI industrial prospects
afforded Americans In that country
and lately he has been 10 China,
which he Describes as the pest breed.
ing center Of the universe.
"rhe CHOLERA hiss gained fearful pro.
portions In China" said hf. CuftlE
"Chinese are dying by the thousands.
/ passed through the streets OF Picking.
Shanghai anu Tien Tain snd saw
cholera Victims dead and Dying on
every hand. IL IL no uncOmmon sight
| 10 see the dead bodies Of choleTH vice
tins lying on the street IN one bluc1
and IN the next n lot OF Chinese girg.
| ing themselves with raw oucunbeTs
| and melons. The cholera Is all a.
tribuiablu to the hlthy habits OF the
| Chinese and tue weather. Tue sum.
mer was quite cool until August. Then
q spell OF exceedingly not weather
came on and with u tue cholera.
"In Peking they have plan OF L.
suing permits for tho removal Of bodies
outside the city walls. Asis probably
well known, no bodies arc inteTTel
within tho wAll1. 70 secure perm.a
sion for the removal OF the remains OF
a deceased mortal outside the walls q
the city, u cash doaation Is dropped In
box. 4 cash 10 small brass col
worth opo-iweulio,h OIL one cent. A.
nlghifall the cash receptacle IL lull. II
contains from 1000 TO 5000 pieces o.
coin, aud when II Is considered thai
nearly all these deaths result from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

tory, for as n state OF the Mexican
Union CUBA would have her own rule
aud her own people would govern In
their local affairs"
Several other journals here favor
tho annexation Of Cuba, aud popular
sentiment IL 40 overwhelmingly In
support Of the Cuban cause that the
populace take frequent occasion 10 In
suit tho Spaniards and cheer for "froe
Cuoa."
The Home Journal, q leading organ
OF the Mexican A. +. "A. today assaulted
tho Catholic church as the author Of
every misfortune that has befalien the
country. The editor urges the Liberals
to be ON the alert.
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CONDITION or THE n. y.


Roper, Of the Receiver FILED In the
q. n. Court.
MILWAUKEE, sept. 20.--Tha general
report VI the receiver Of tho Northern
Paoinc railroad, showing the condition
~ the property, which was ordered by
Judge jenkins, was filed In the United
States cOgit late this afternoon. Toe
report In q voluminous document, COM
pTi,ing nearly forty pages Of printed
matter, together with the trial balance
sheets and records from the comp.
trollcr'i office.
The report deals largely in general
tiles, a. II would be i'm possible, tho ia
ceivers tsy, 10 present y detailed hit-
tory OF their administration In 80 brief
. space. Tables are adducrd, however,
feceivnfship tho operating expenses
have been decreased. The troubles OF
tho foceiversbip embraced In the
strike, the conflicts with the Coxsy.
ites, the foods and tho endless litlga-
ton are pointed out. The receivers say
further that the condition OF the road
10 not such az 10 enable II 10 compete
on an equal basis with its Tivals, and
that to remedy this will require the
expenditure Of s9,O0O,0OO In tue next
fivo years.
Summed up, the report continues,
proyision should be made for 'hs e.
trAordinary expenditure Ia the -ext
ave years Of $1,000, 900, that the Pop.
,r,y may To placed on an tqur !
footing with its fivals Tor esononiln
operation,
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n.ilnra.. ...~ Ll.lm.nt.

This Imminent IL different In oompo
sltion from any other linlmrnt ON the
matkei. IL Il q scientific discovery
which results In II being the most psne-
ualing Liaiment ever known. There
arc numerous white limitations, which
may no recommended becaus. they
non ne ssisr a greater pront. Beware
a. Inrss aud demand Bdliara' SnoD
Lhumsnt. II positively CURES Rnsu-
matisn, Neuralgia. bprAin., Bruisss,
Wounds, Cuts, sciAtio aud infiamms-
tory rheumatism, Burn, scald,, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, sun joints,
Old 5sres, Pain In Back, BsTo VIE
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, and 10
especially beneficial IN Pa ysis.
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Money Hidden 10 ost Barrels. Old
tiooh- nna sandy Places.


STEvENs PoiNT, VIE, Sept 2l.-.while
little MABEL Manner was cleaning her
doll house day or two ago che found
In a treatise on mathematics a 81, 900
draft on the Adams Express company.
The old book would soon have met lie
tate in the furnace sud would have
carried with Il the loug lost draft n
Mabel had not given It kick. mat
Kick tore the Old leaves apart and the
draft flutlered TO the Il sor.
Tue dfnit was bought by Thomas
Woodward In 1851 In San Ffar cisco
from the Adams Express company,
payable at sight to Thomas wooiw.ri
In Chicago, through the private bank.
leg firm OF q. II. Smith & o.. WoOd-
ward was MaDeps grandfather and
was mn eccentric old Englishman who
was drawn 20 California during tho
gold craze OF 40. Ia 1851 he decided
TO come back East aud bought five
urafln for $1,000 each, OF which iL.d
was one. He had no faith In banks
and hid his money In oat bin. ami
bran Doxes. Once mice ats up $4,000
ia bills that had teen placed In bar.
rel OF Gate. Another time In HE alb
sence his vile 10 " barrel uIbfan iu
which WAS large sum Of money, u
hogs.
The draft will be taken 10 Chicago
next week and presented 70 the flicen
OF the Adam, ENpfois oompsny ny j..
q. Gates, attorney for Mrs. w. Wood.
ward. bince finding tho draft q closer
Inspection Of Mfr. woodward's papers
reveals the fact that be- was Tor eight
years n member Of the British Huuss
OF Commons aud his brother, who W.T.,
member Tor twelve years, was for q
time It's speaker.
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senator rsner In an Accident

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sop. 20.-h
collision occurred on Lookout Noun
tain this afternoon between trains Of
the broad and nartow-gauge roads.
The speed OF both trains was checked
In time TO avoid serious accident. Sew
eral persons were Injured, including
senator PETER OF Kansas, who was
thrown froD his seat anu cut about
the head severely, but not seriously.
Ho was taken 10 Lookout Inn, where
his ipJuries were dressed.
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NEW York, Sept. 2O.-Tho engage.
ment o. tho young duke Of harlbof-
ough to Miss Consuoio Vanderbilt,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. w. X. Van.
derbili, which has been repeatedly
affirmed aud denied during the past
month, was formally announced to.
night.
The duke himself Ia authority for
the statement. He was seen at the
Waldorf hotel and asked concerning
the truth OF the current reports, where
upon he requested that the facts be
made public.
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Mfs. Louise BOyden wilton TuesiRy
uight next, with her summer pupls,
civ. "a recital ct Chris,enson'l II |, In
the norih wing Of the Continental
Market Building. A splendid program
has been prepared Tor tho occasion. ID
VIII ronfiat o. scenes from shskes-
tears, statue que poslngs, monologu.s,
tccitaiions, etc. Professors Radcliffe
aud Give auI Miss Lille oliver will
us,isl Mr.. H1vdeD,
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.. the increase OF - fi".L oi sheep
Affected by - Mortgage:
Santa a "a, Cal, Sept. 2i.-is the
lncrtase Of lock OF sheep Affected by
% m5rtgagt7
The question Is nov being fought out
IN the courts Of this country. The
Flrat National bank here holds mort
gage OF e. 800 on a baud ~ shoep aud
since the mortgage was g!von the fiork
hes IA rea,ed by. 1000 lambs vnieh
have teen sold iof $500. Tho bank
clli.e the lambs arc covered BY tho
mortgage anu airs suing ior the value
OF the same. Tnv oase IL attracting
wide attention.
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IN sYnrArnY vIrn cut,.
senators ana c.ngrss.msn Favor Rec
oEnttion OF the Insurgents,

CHICAGO. Sept. :0.-Ths Tribune
will tomorrow print letters from four
United states sensior~ aud fJriy-lwO
oongtessmen In reply 10 questions al.
dressed 10 thoui n 10 whether Congress
should send commission IN CuUn TO
look into tue c1nditlO ! VI aualfs there.
They were also askei what In their
opinion should he the action tahon.
Replies were received from Senator
John SheTman, OF ohio; Baker, OF
Kansas; William &. Chandler hnd J.
"A. GAllIngor, OF New Hsmpshlre. or
the representatives ilvs arc from Iowa,
four each iI0m ONO and Pennsylvanis,
three each from New York and lndi.
ans, two from Kansas, Texas, Ken
lucky, Missouri, ArkansAs, ana one
each from Connecticut, Maine, Missis-
sippi, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Illinois,
Nebfaska, Alabama aud virginia.
In commenting odi,orially on the
replies, the Tribune says.
"As viii be hesn from the repllee,
there Is n strong sentiment In favor OF
the dispatch OF q commission TO Cuba,
and also OF recognizing the beligerenl
rights OF the insurgents as soon rs u
can be done consistently. There are
only n little handful Of members nd.
verse 10 taking any action, and there
were fifteen others who were not yel
really 10 expires their vlewS. but til,
large majority Of thOse addressed de-
clared themselves strongly In symps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

ROCHESTER,, n. y, bVpl. al.-rhe
Rochester banks which recently ship.
ped S25O, 600 10 gold TO this subtrcRsury
ia New York, mrs out 81 900. Tue
face value OF tue coin wnieh thoy sent
was correct, but upoa Iha delicate bal
aucss OF thu sub,reasufy the $500
shortage showed. Tue banka winch
contributed $4,000 lOse $500, anu the
otheIs nOmaw hat less.
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Mexico wants Cuba.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 20.-The
Mexican Herald urges tuat Mexico, In
her imperial destiny, has need OF Cubn.
which, N not intorfered with, Will, la
case OF Independence being secured,
drift to this country. "Cuba," says
the Herald, "would DC the rendezvous
In the future OF tn. Mexican navy, anu
every argument OF race, tradition and
language favors Cuba a. u Mexican
sta ., rather than an American terri.
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No nONn IssuE.
tbs uAnks 81 I'll. ,oaniry wIiiIng to
deposit slO,OO0.oOO.


NEW Yomi, SEPT. 2l.-A spesial 10
tho World from Washington sayt
The easy assurance and confidence Of
the treasury otaclals that there viii
not be another bjad issue aud that the
treasury gold reserve will rot again be
seriously depleted IN explained 10y n
prOminont treasury Chicial wbD says
thht through the good rillcss " tue
bond syndicate, promises have bten
secured from BANKERS In tue principal
cities u the couatfy that Ia ca,e Of
necessity they can be- onllei upon to
pinco up 10 81, 1000, 00l OF gold In the
treasury In cNonpngo for LEGAL tpniegs.
This important matter mas been quio.-
ly negotiated by Metffs. Belmont aud
Morgan dufing tho last fifteen d'ys,
aud the indicated result arrived IL suu-
soqnont 10 their last deplsit Of old.
rho reasons which nave led 10 thls
action are vAtluI, uut all tend 10 thc
came end, o. the part OF the admiu-
istfation II IL recognized as good poll.
tic, to avoid another boni issup AMI
throw the responsibility aud necessity
TOT remedial flnanciAi measures on the
Incoming Congress. IL was de,ofniinr .
by the President some months ago TINT
there would DO ~ bond Issue until
after the elections, ~ AN issue previous
thereto would have the effect VI
strengthening thu hands OF ths fte,
silver men aud the POpullsls. % the
other side OF the syndicate, the uu-
popularity Of a bond Issue mas been
evident, but after y more detorent M
nuencu has been IT. desire 10 avoid any
action which would have the ensc, q
checking tho steadily increasing wave
Of bus nesi prospefity.
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OFFERS TO nnIur WITNESS -.
Tho pawnbroker 10 whom Durrs.t IL
said to usvs offered nispcba's Hing.

Tho pawnbroker 10 whom Durrast IL
said TO Hsvs offered Bispchs's Hing.
BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-rhe
prosecution IN tue case II Theodore
Durrant announced today that its wiz
nsssea would ho through with direct
examination next Wednesday.
George King, tho otganisi, was re-
called for iufthor cross-examlnation
After few uuimportant questions
from the opposing RttornsyH, hiug was
excused. u tho general surprise, u hgv.
lug been OK pectot that the prosecution
would intefrogsle him closely upon the
allegt 4 variation In his statements con.
cernir. Durrant male At different
times,
Frank A. Baiemsu, formerly lsni.or
at the church, testified that ON April
Srd, the day Blanche Lamont disap.
peafed, the gas fixtures were In per-
fect order. During the last lew days Of
March the gas company had finished
some work In the church, and gas es-
Gagged no place thereafter except n trace
which was hardly perceptlble from n
loose key IN one chandelier. Wiiuess
said that In the latter part Of March
Dutraut and King had put new lock
on one OF the uoorr, 10 which they
only had keys. They had stated their
object was TO keep out Of the library
persons who had no business there.
| The sx-janitor testified that several
! times he had found doors In the church
| Unlocked. Thess doors opened into
Interior rooms or closets, Hni he had
attached no importance TO their being
left unlocked.
Adolph Oppenhein, a pswnbroker,
testified that between the 4tn aud 10th
Of April Durfant came 10 his store and
Offered for sale ring with a small
chip diamond. The witness selected q
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thy with CUBA aud in favor OF reco.
nizing the insurgents ~ far as posei-
BILE. Senator Sherman, II will be
observed II In favor OF recognition
when Do facto government 10 oetat-
lished, but 10 opposed 10 annexation"
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naval EnsI .srins school

NEW LONDON, Ss.,. .0.-An effort
IL being nsdu 10 establish d u val vu-
gineeFing sonoVl at tbs lavy yafl GU
the river here, similar g. that AZ Wool.
wioh, England. Toe plan has beeu
presented 10 Mayor Jghuinn ana the
pisaidt n. 81 tho board OFT g
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IrrIEa,Io. Delegate. En,srtaIned.

denver, Sept. GOA spcciaI to the
News from Saats Fe, y. NJ, ssys: The
delegates to the National Irrigation
congress, after inspecting tbs wonder.
fully productive gardens and orchards
about SANTA lie, wets taken this sitef-
noon through the Meslila valley,whete
the cltiEens Of Las Cruces entertained
them royalty. Tonight they are al III
Paso, and tomorrow will visit tho Pscos
valley.
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arau, and sherman rs witnesses.

wAsHIsoTos, Sept. 20.--Blair Lee
ana J. J. Darlington today offered for
probate the viii OF the late Joseph
n 1li that was received by mail, when
II was supposed no will was left. The
witnesses are General Grant, General
Sherman aud Mrs. sherman.
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sAbT LAKE CITY, Utah.

1NNrWH0 'FF7I EW"Vf
The undsrsls. led hereby i've,
notice that they will on OCTOBER lsr,
1895, reduce the Interest on savings
teposlts TO fous per cent. per annuIn,
payable senii-annually.
THE DEsERET SAVINGS BANK.
UTAH TITLE INSURANCE h
TRUST COAPAN
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against tho AbHndonmsns Of Trains
Ii-,wsen ogden snd IN. cast.

Al. Louis, Sept. 2i.-The business
mems league Of this r,ty has flied n
protest against tue abandonment VI the
Southern Pacific railway Of iis trails
between Ogden aud Reno ana expects
the mercnant- exchange 10 Join them
In the movement.
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The Leader desires TO announce theii
special display OF Line millinery Mon
Jay and Tuesday, Sept moer % ~.
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II Is impossible to make a purer or
stronger powder than Hewlett Bros
New High Grade Three Crown Bak'
Inu pOMder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

Three Crown Spices are stronger
and better than the Imported, beeausi
they Grc ground to order fresh everJ
DIV.
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OWING 30 riiE HEAT.
Mail CARRIERS unabi. 10 10 - Full
Days work,

CHICAGO. Sept 2O.-owing to the
extreme heat, which has teen
prevailing IN this city this week, tho
posloiiioe department dropped ons col.
lection una one delivery Ia various
tecliOns u this city for the reason thsl
thu caTTiefl were completely worn out
anu II was feared serious Results would
follow = fell usy's work Ia tue tun.
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Blue diamond label ON all High
Grade Three Crown Baking Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

It makes the lighte.,, sweetest and
IN Ist wholesome igOd, Dr.. Prices Bak.
Ing Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

II 10 OF Uniform goodness and pei
feet strength. DR.. Prices Baking
Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-21

It 10 pronounced perfectly pure by
food experts, Dr. Pflco's Baking Pow
der,
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Is just as necessary At.
Stop that sSplding 81 your son and daughter
Stop that t.sery in your 'amily.
Can your daughter promote their studies
easilyl II not probably II is their feet and not their
head that ais them
Bring them TO the Shoe
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opportunity - EEL So-1e rs-e-ssse src
Tfssaz@. 7~rsurE offers how TIE I-ssssu
H'ansrE1 h-ezk ere roasis through re s-rs0szr
ard thea thak- hsssaayas come asonx b.
hind
\ CH-1E.usaS frp~ ~ Tn-t sAa~-z s,S
said. was a r%sr1arkzFsa ssgsse. Som. ss-r=
n@fo-e t>e ooezstosa ~ sem ogsf word All
Over Re country % rhe TrsasarS u ecsarA
50 TIE fesst- Trey - come. even a. Tar
a. four hss1sf3g--i niles. ard ~ gave rs@-r
EKnEer cNke@ and -eA- whsn he Told tsr.r
Ne cooEsd f57s cakes ard made "a r, =
BIZ baslsrs re laffs=T al laughed. Orr
ssTAzs1Eg- Mr.. P-vr~- @as1 rsat ora Of ire
pr~=sesis o. the tree hapr.-ue5 % - .
s'1FEasssrg-tark- I. w-gr 70 a fssrfa r-7,ssa J,
roy. Ss1ao carss forward. eager wiz, er-
- szaEt< FAssaEg1-~- JgES- their Mr. P~~.xsSr
PaAae~i T9e ssrarg and shesurnpsne-sa. .k ~
te'assea has arms ard Asgs IN a. irr1v--srvs-,
nsea The Insiiaa ho- fairly how1e-s
ard c-se4 thai ~ y5ad not wan snaw
devil Tais opened the wuv Tor an r.
ieFsS1srsg talk on ths supse-sssf- MS % s5A
Indians -t7
fainnTrD~ morning Mr. Prevos~ --fif
sISak az Trinity Ep4soovyaa church A. II
= ana Ia tEas evening a. s. Marks.
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WANT A BIG STRIKE.
Pittsburg Men Would Call out
All the Coal Miners.
TROOPS READY AT DULUTH,
To watch striking Firms. Poles aud
Huns Western Metal Miners Con
-idering Mon With Coal Miners.

rstt- sh-lrE Nay 11-Fsi's we-e issued -
-NA rrlusrs' officials tD1sg f5r she aete-
gate convention o1 Weduea.3aY artf fo~
meeting 90 -a@ eWe-aftve foa rs or Tues
aev 70 a-t or National Pres~ie1t Pes-'s
fesra~ The SER i-nsrf here r. overs. .aelFa-
sraftr t- favor ~ r-staena} sfase.
uui4th Stay t---Tsgl-fh Is IN 7a 81 ar
-as tonight. nearly an ~ eae varaaas "a s.
.e~v oo-rrau5es Ae5aE 81 tr@ a~TorT
u-.It.n- - 49, waa- ws1 ~ th@ ost0anee
- +re Esst farns -e~ Bt taa F'rAf3~.su mine
Ar H.--snta - here tar emnsqFe@ weuf on
~-~kA Tor an a5vanee ta wages All
s.4r Wan8A@rg arrived in te@ csfy tonight
ans met sheriff B1rhagt ard regra ser Ia
elves 81 30 r-4U.aE company. Ias 1lHt1g
--,--er tr,v's % -.a3s asserted ia. tsale@s
800 of arms was made t1f a-rsk e~s- q 20
sr- mainly Faiarters. Poles Ani s. 1Hs
vxr.tLs aseaoraa 8swoGstra .sFs aa4 inter-
fa-e r-ove seriously raAn t1fY yef have
A. - a.elsr-k AIS Go Naa}aorg oeel.H-
.-t .e ana troops. 5at ne 1isi. -a1z.eH are
v-Hs ees3 u.1er arms
Fa+rsas-x. May u TIE eraG leTes - re
yetvs~ssse Iror works e . Pes vol v a.
rats a nr~eslnx sAt4r3ay g.gef All 8eesee1
+s a-es-- enc % pr cenf. ra1se grzGte4 BY
.h~ company last y EEK ard TIE nea wlll
nos ~ out
Raareans. Va Mag f--ffoF- OPERA 3
htz ordered 20 PocsAautaz arofAsT H.
tz-hrneag Il ne Bkchmond H3w4f8ers and
ena entire olge tattalioa-
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New Interpretations.

Olympia. May -Special-Articles for
the following domestic corportions have
beea fied in the Office OF the secretary OF
state:
Garfield Storage and Elevator Com
rsny. - Garfield. Whitman county. cap
ltal $4,000, in - shares OF 81 each. Ia
eor9oratoIs. a. W. SarJant. John \ DIX
and others 20 20 grain elevator bust
~ees
RexfarI- Whitman-Eldrea Improvement
t.aa1s aar- ~ Seattle. capital 81. 10o in IN
saarae ~ 3" each. Interpretations. Louis
4 Rexfo-a. Jesse X Whitman. Zion Ei-
fret general real estcate and improve
uers business
Eareka Cansolt Stated NIninr Cornrauv
or SPOKANE capital 80. aGo IN TO CO.
shares - 81 each lr-orro-ato~s. J n.
Burke James Jones ana others. 10 DO
nsf1suE business
Robert Z Lee MtrlnE Company. ~ Spo-
kane capital stock. 80 sn 5n r0.so shares
o. 50 earH Incorporation. J. NJ
BH~ke J l.. Wilson. II l.. Wilson AMI
others. 20 80 = Eenerni mining business
West Il Re- ana Josie Consolidated
N5alng Co ~ SPOKANE. capital. fsea ooo
~ sc.ooe shares % 81 each. fncorporators
George -. Casey. ). l. Wilson. James p.
jones ard others. general Mining bush
ness
r =. Grant Contracting Company. -
Everett cspitai So 80 IN IN shares =
Soc each. Interpretations. T l.. Grant J.
= Horan. J +. Ford. 60 10 contract
Ing business
Iaiiv Eacampmes,. No :. I o o =
raciac Coas, Mnnnr Company. q
Falrhsven. capital t-noo. On so shares
- Sies each. incorporation. ! NJ. Pail
lfns. r3warf J CLARK Z. J. Rickart. %
40 Lumber milling business
Wallace River Boom Company. - Wal
-fs.es rat