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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-08-10

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In the matter Of the application Of
J. +. Quaries for an advance OF $500 a
part Of salary for year 1896:
A communication being on file from
J. J.. Quarles, assessor, stating that the
present allowance Is insufficient TO NEE,
the expense 70 which he has been put
In assessing the county, and asking that
an allowance Of $500 be made, and "a
be made and considered part OF bis
salary. 1t Is therefore ordered that The
auditor draw . warrant for $500 In
favor OF the said Quarles, which is to be
deducted from his salary at the final
settlement to be made by him with this
board for the year 1895.
In the matter Of property sold to the
county through error:
II appearing from a communication
on flc and also from the records and
the statements OF the Assessor that the
several lots, pieces or parcels Of land
hereinafter mentioned have been sold
to kootenai county through error and
subsequently, decided TO county. 1t is
therefore ordered that lot 3 blk Q, Riv.
erview add. to Post Falls be decided to
Alec NJ. Winslow, and that said prop,
erty be assessed double for the yeai
1896: and also lots 3 and 10 blk %, Pos,
Falls be decided TO r. W. Morris upon
payment Of taxes for 1893; that the n !,
OF sw d ne ! ne y Sec. 81 TIP. 81 n. X
s W. d. N. be decided to Donald T.. Nc.
Cra.
On motion board adjourned until to
morrow.
THURSDAY, AUGUST l, 1895.
Indemnity bond for Loaf warrants OF
Harriet Belle Wonnacott was on motion
rejected, because the name Of Surely
Smith does not appear In body OF bond
Affidavit Of F. L. Wonnacott, In re-
gard to lost warrants was. on motion
laid over.
Communication from Mrs. Tully In
regard TO sickness Of Mrs. II. Work
man, was on motion laid over, As the
board cannot act until application and
certificate from justice Of peace 10 filed
as required BY Law.
Report Of the auditor and treasures
Of Kootenai county, Idaho. for the
quarter ending June 20. 1895, was on
motion approved.
Remonstrance against the abolishina
Of road near medimont, was on mo-
ton laid over, a. there 10 no petition OF
that character on file.
Bill Of II. 4. Howell for Is for WORK
on roads was rejected.
Board proceeded to check the war.
rants paid.
On motion II Is hereby ordered that
the clerk Of the board advertise for pro
posals or bids to furnish IS cords Of dry
tamarack wood or red ar, to be delivered
within one month after contract ID
awarded, to the various county Offices
~ directed BY the auditor. Bids to bs
received up to IL o'clock m. on the End
Monday In October, 1895, at which time
said bids will be opencd and contrac,
awarded.
On motion the clerk 10 hereby ordered
to purchase for the use Of the county
from the Smith Printing Co., Of Boiss
City, Idaho. SO revised road laws, In
paper covers for the sum Of Nss 80; also
10 copies OF session lava.
In the matter Of the publication Of
the proceedings and acts Of the count,
board:
It Is ordered that In pursuance o.
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paragraph 10, Sec. l7G0 OF the Revised
Statutes Of Idaho, - amended BY 70
cent act Of the Legislature, that ct the
adjournment Of each session OF the
board there shall be Published ouch
brief statement ~ will clearly give
notice to the public OF al it, acts and
proceedings and said publication to be
made In Ut least two issues Of some
Newspaper printed and published In
the county.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and the auditor authorized to
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-08-10

We have just received IS cases OF
Kirkendall, Jones 4 Co.'S. mems. WON,
ems and children's boots and shoes
from their factory. They were award.
Of the gold medal at the Columbian
Exposition on their children's school
shoes. Their goods are especially made
for western trade, and are what you
need for heavy wear.
We also invite your attention to oul
complete stock Of clothing which VA
bought Of one Of the largest American
clothing manufactures in the United
States. and are honest goods at right
prices. We especially invite you to call
and see our combination suits consist
ing Of two pairs Of pants and 4 cap fol
s4.7S. This is = great saving.
WIGGErr & EMPEY Co.
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Plat Of survey and report Of viewera
on the road described - follows: Be-
ginning ut the south line Of the town.
site Of Harrison and running southeriy
to the Black lake trail, being on DIE,
WAS on motion approved and accepted
and said proposed road from Harrison
to where 1t interests the Ceur d'Aiene
Indian reservation line, IL hereby de-
clared county road and public high.
way. and all that portion from the
reservation line sOutherly Il hereby
rejected a. 4 county road or public
highway, the board having no jurisdic-
ton.
On motion the following bill was ii.
lowed having heretofore been rejected
A. c. Libby. court stenographer. 90 u
Board adjourned sine die.
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,:
neeh,el. ssr,ice. A. cons,ai,c. sim.
D~rd ......................... "a IS
Aihcrts. bsryins CORPSE .....,....,. % %
brady. services assisting county
vripssndeut Observation-Disclosures, u %
IN MoBce. services assisting coaniy
rrin,endcut ......................... 10 %
brrr. services a. constable n 10
D Mehler. expenses visiting schools
a. school superintendent ........". ~ %
y. barnard 4 Co.. supplies for county - %
irwin lioisoa Co, hooks fof county
cr,lcr. sst "a. allowed ..............-. . 80
Ashley. services a. county surveyor. sA %
sofs. whitney Co.. statutes 49,. 80. 81 %
bancroft, Juror. STATE w. wIlliams. 3
He'll. juror. state ". Hume ......... -
bancroft, juror, state ". Hume zee. . -
Faust, services ~ jnsstcc Of the
re-. e7tso. allowed ...,...,....-..--.,. - %
Norris. services As justice of the
et5.s 80. allowed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II %
ane, jirur. state ", Hume ......... n
Bethel. juror. stale W. Hume. ..,... Is
toskeBs, justice 81 peace, ts.so. aid 90
ioskens, justice Of Icacr. ....a..... 100
I'M. fees, cash advanced, etc, -
nty treasurer ........ o. -
pr Mercantile Co.. bush axes for
Yeyor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Doiin. registrar of election, making
Shs, rtr...... .,........'ss..............s 20
Faust, justice Of peace. eio.io. ail'd . 90
scott, road ovrrseer district s....... q o.
D. 81 Post Fails, ~ pcr cent Of prop
read tax collected In 1894 ........- Ia 81
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1 Rsthdrlm nor1Anftis Co., n and two
handles tor road district o.. ............- 20
iRathdrnm Mercantile Co.. spikes for road
distfict OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Q 10
Rathdrum Mercantile Co.. coal oil for
sheftH once ....-..,,..,.,............. %
q. II. 6hehheld. Juror, state vs. Neeker..-. 10
J. =. kelso. viewer on Kelso rad ......., Is 90
A. J. Clark, viewer on kelso road, ........ ID 90
q. Nelson. marker on Presr road. ....... Is %
ID. y. Vaughan, viewer on Cabinet road. %
3. T. Cstlow, viewer on Cabinet road Q %
d. Carton, chsinmsn on Presr road......... %
4. }. Kent, viewer on Sinclair and Sum-
Mess Sosn ,..,....,...+,-.....-..... " 70
9. y. IAherty, viewer. on Bush road. q %
W. Brownslee. viewer on Summers rosd.. Is %
Capt. Jones', viewer on BENSON road. ...... . %
q. Y. Meider, chairman on I'VE roads. ...- 81 20
Z. n. JacObs, chairman on six roads. -. q %
WIN. Ederton. bo.ts and washers. ...... 500
Official bond OF v. w. Washburn -
overseer district No. Is, was on motion
approved.
On motion board adjourned until
Monday, July 20. at 10 q. IN.
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1896.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and the auditor authorized to
draw warrants In payment Of same:
Y. r. Manor. supplies for sheriff ...........s . Is
T. Norris. justice Of peacs ................. TO
u. w. Owen. guarding crazy mAn...... SIS
T. W. Owen, srrcsting crazy man ........ 20
j. W. Settle. Publishing eieation notice.. TO
j. 7. Scott, county printing, ee50Ss. aid. 4ii 70
James Casey. boarding and guarding
prisoner, -. allowed .....,,,.,...,...... so
7. Z. L. Logan. guarding prisoner. q. aid = y
John coonry. gtiArding corpse. .......... s@
Robt- y. Bragaw. filing tax certificates -
court kcrotds- Observation-Disclosures. 100 q
Z. W. Wood. draying Tor county, sM.2s
AasoWed Observation-Disclosures. %
4. W. Post. justice Ut peare, eis.sS. and. u %
hashdruin Mercantile Co. supplies fur
county ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. %
=. Wehr. nussing county sick and waah-
Ing. eiio.7o, allowed ................ ios %
Prank wenz. coasfy physician eisa 80. and - ~
xstidrnm Mssrsntils Co.. rent ii once
and supplies tor county ...---. ............ q ~
On motion the following bills were
rejected:
kAGsHe KELLY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II O
D. T. Ralph ..........-.......,...,,.., Q %
SAhses i~ei&in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
y. 4 Moanaooss- Observation-Disclosures. 100
~. D. Lindsay ..t.........-. ,,.-..--.-.-. 10 %
J. D. FaAtcfsoh Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
u. = MARKER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90
n uSu8hrNy Observation-Disclosures. II "
On motion board adjourned until 70.
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Tiil Of A. T Leach. was on motion
laid over awaiting fling Of transcript;
amount, ss7oo: also bill Of Ms. J.
Mallory. laid over for investigation
amount, slsm.
Petition for county road near Cars
ranch on Pend d'0rcllle river was laid
over, no bond accompanying the same
The following bills having been re.
tccted at the April meeting were at this
time rcconsidcrcd and on motion al
lowed aud tho auditor authorized "a
draw warrants In payment Of same:
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In bne matteJ OF inc nearing VI VIC
report Of viewers on the Jellum road:
Now at this time appeared J. =. Col
ton, . non. conscnting land owner on
the Jeilum road, who had been regular.
" served with notice, and was called,
sworn and testified In regard to said
proposed, and after due consideration,
the approval or rejection Of said report
was taken under advisement.
Report Of viewers and plat Of survey
OF the Summers road, was on motion
laid over awaiting the proof that said
road has become q public highway by
having been travelled for more than dve
years.
Report Of viewers and plat Of survey
Of the road crossing Mill creek at Sand
point, was on motion laid over.
Report Of viewers and plat Of survey
OF the Bush road was on motion laid
over.
Petition for county road from Bon.
ners Ferry to Boundary Line, via
Round Prairie, was on motion rejected
no bond occupying the same.
Petition and bond for apublic road
being on file, described ~ follows
Commencing at q point on the Mics
Bay road about the center Of Sec. q
Tn. 80 N. r. 1 W. b. II. and running In
q rthwsstcrly direction to a point
about 80 rods east Of the sw corner Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-08-10

rK bALsSE AxD HAsaisos SAvi-
y Co.~-steamer leaves tho com.
b wharf foot Of Second street.
d'Alrne. Toe ali points on the 81.
Yer. Mondays and FRIDAYS at 10 ..
rctafnins Tuesdays ard Saturdays
IN. VI each week and on wesines.
10 .. TIA. Tor Harrison and oil
Oh the Cseur dfAirne river. ~
pc Thursday ., ) p. IN. OF each
ronn-ctinS With q II. d n. Co's.
q, Harrison and the ". r. trains
mr. d'Alcnc
Gro. Rsrsol Ds. Capt.
RoenE. Mgr.
y. wossAc"sr. Gen: Pass. Ag't.
~ a+a.rnc, Idaho.
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Secret Societies.

pEHAL JANIS A. GARFIELD Gan.
No. -, X. A. 4 n. u, u. q. A.
In Sanders hall, Ceur d'Alene,
every alternate Monday, at s
- p. m. Commander, Henry Van
y; Adjutsnt, 3. J. CLARK Quarter
Dr. Thos. Norris. Visiting com.
= always welcome.
3 regular meeting Aug. ~. 1895.
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BOARD or COMMISSIONERS.
1ai Prsessaiags Of the Jaiy 1ss,'
lag.

SATURDAY. July q. 1895.
DaTd met pursuant 10 adjournment
q. m. Present, same a. before.
b motion the following bills were
We'd and the auditor Ia authorized
Draw warrants in payment Of the
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ITnat Wei. Tot piline and placing ZANE
tot Sandpnins hridec, tsaa. allowed .sno %
Sandpsint Ner. 10. material ,.........,. siz Il
H. Baldwin, tahor, ei7ssu allowed ...... ix 20
On motion the following bills were
allowed and the auditor authorized 10
draw warrants In payment OF same:
y. Hfie. Rad ,is~cr. ......................es %
G, A. tmhoa. road viewer ................... %
q. Y. Warren. lumber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. : >.
J. !, wosiery. moving county charge from
Fftest river ...-.......-.-.s...s'tss.- IL 20
koosenai Herald. publishing election no
ure t..s...t--.-. tssssta..as.''s''-ss.' v"
Philip Nagci. constable. o. allowed -. 20
]. J. Costello. 9 per cent Of license coilec-
ted and turned In. Feb. a, isao. .......... 70 u
q. Rudhart. juror. 2s
In the matter Of the hearing of the
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DALEAg LODGE NO. u. l. .. .. v
- -Meets every Tues
Ndsy evening 1t 7 80
Visiting IN . IN Der
bFdially invited 10 attend. Theo.
een. noble grand; Henry Van It.
tcegrsnd; Y. 4. Thompson secre.
y. W. Wikgett, treasurer; q. g.
oon. N. J. Merriam, II. 8. Bragsw,
gEsAi LoD0s No. 7, KsiGsrs o.
ss.--Msets In Fraternity Hall
lay evening Of each week.
% bvothersare always welcome.
Conner, q. c.. r. Joy,
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IN. L.os-irAscs Johnson's Dock
srrison and all 81 Joe river points
sys and Thursdays .. 30 .. ia.
hins, arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
prh seek. Sunday sxeurslons 10
bay.
4 J. u. LsoS. Captain.
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De- srn.sGn EpsA--l~sses and ar,
As Johnson's dock ~ follows
es foe Lskrview ~ 10 .. IN. ~ IN.
p. IN. Returning. arrives at II a
p. W. aud 6 p. IN.
1 Jossrs novunvoS, Prop.
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Omcial bond OF v. w. Washburn -
overseer district No. Is, was on motion
approved.
On motion board adjourned until
Monday, July 80, at 10 q. m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, SIS.
Board OF County Commissioners, May ses
sion, Iss5.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory eyi
dence having been received that the petitioner,
are responsible, and that inquiry into the mer
it. OF their application u eXpedient, IT Is OR
DERED, that the County Commissioners mee
at the house OF A. 4. Paine, In said
Albany, on the second day OF July, ls95
at ten Of the clock A. NJ, and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned In said peti
ton; Immediately after which view, n hearing OF
the parties and their witnesses will lie hal al
some convenient place In the vicinity, and such
other measures taken In the premises the
commissioners shall judge proper. And IL q.
further ORDERED, that notice Of the time, place
and purpose of the COMMISSIONER meeting
aforesaid be given TO all persons and corpora
tons interested, by causing attested copies OF
said petition and Of this order thereon to be
served upon the clerk OF the town OF Albany
In said County Of oxford, and also post
ed up In three public places In said town
and published three weeks successfully In the OK
ford Democrat, a newspaper printed ut Paris, In
said County OF oxford, the fret OF said publica
tons, and each of the other notices, to be made
served and posted, ut least thirty days before said
time of meeting, to the end that all persons and
corporations may then and there appear and
shew cause. II any they have, why the prayer OF
said petitioners should not be granted.
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition and order Of court
thereon.
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
BANANA CHARLOTTE.
BANANA AND ORANGE SALAD.

Slice and mix in bowl four oranges
md four bananas. Put the juice OF two
oranges, hslf-cup sugar and the white OF
IN egg over the fire. heat TO the boiling
point, then simmer five minutes, strain
through muslin upon the sliced fruit,
mix well, add one-half cup pineapple
Juice and mix again. Set away on Ice
10 become chilled before serving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
Wsnts to He Vice President.

Senator Chandler Of New Hampshire Is
ambitious to be the vice presidential can
didate ON the Republican ticket The in
formation comes from one OF the New
Hampshire senator's trusted friends that
he Is out for the honor and intends to have
1t If he can get 1t. Last winter Chandler
was on fSw occasions called upon to pre-.
side temporarily over the sessions Of the
senate, and he fell in love with the job.
Mr.. Chandler is not unmindful Of the pos
sibilitics contained In the table Of mortal
ity. 1t was one Of these accidents that
made him secretary OF war some years ago.
From this moment forward Chandler may
be considered in the race for vice president
on a ticket with Mckinley, Allison or Har-
rison.-Chicago Times Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
Notice of Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, s. Court of Insolvency. In the cas-
OF CALEB q. LOWELL, Insolvent Deos
or.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has, on
~ this ssnd day of May, A ID: lsso, been pre-
sented TO said Court for said County, by
said CALEB G. LOWELL Of Canton, In the
County of oxford, praying that he may
be decreed full discharge from all nj
debts, provable under the provisions Of Chapter
seventy OF the Statutes OF Maine, and upon
ssid petition, II Is ordered by said Court
that q hearing be had upon the same before
said Court AT Paris In said County OF
oxford, on Wednesday, the lth day OF
June A. ID. lss6, az nine O'Clock In the fore
noon: and that notice thereof be published In The
Oxford Democrat, a newspaper published In said
County OF Oxford, once week for three success
siye weeks. the last publication TO be i've days
before the day OF hearing; and that all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
may appear at said place and time
and show cause, II any they have, why dis
charge should not be granted said debtor accord
ing 70 the prayer Of his petition.
4ttest ALBERT ID. PARK. Register
Of said Court for said County OF Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
TO PREVENT COLLISIONS.
An Electrician la. Invented = Compass
That VIII Give Warning.

PIP. O'Bricn, u New York electrician,
IL negotiating with tho navy department
about n compass which he has Invented,
which, he saws. will avert all danger of
collisions Mt sea
"Therc l. one thing connected with my
Invention" hc said, (which cannot make
public. That Is the component parts of II
chemical fluid which Is placed In the base
OF the compass This fluid, by the way,
will 60 long way toward proving that In
the very near future chemistry will play
n very important part In the work OF ntil'
izing the enormous forces Of electricity.
The compass II about 2l3 inches In d.
ameter and inches high. Under the nee
die Is a strip of metal Beneath the face
OF the compass Is saucer, In which tho
chemical spoke Of l. placed The whole
IL connected electrically with an enlarged
horseshoe magnet 10 feet long, made OF
soft iron hars IL inches wide. The poles
Of the magnet arc connected by wire with
the ships dynamo, thus giving us tho cleo
trical power.
The moment ship enters the magnet
10 field Of the vessel which carries my com
pass. which / calculate ut six miles, the
needle Of the compass Is DETECTED In the
direction Of that ship. In turning II passes
over the metal plato on the face, and rs IL
does 81 II closes an electric circuit, which
sets alarm bells ringing, telling Of the APP
pruach Of the other vessel.
when first brought my compass to
the notice Of shipping men, the cry was NJ
once raised that the magnet would serious
" affect the ships steering compass. such
Il not tho fact, for this can bc protected In
the way usually adopted In all steel and
iron ships This Is done by laying narrow
strips Of brass. flush with tho deck, around
the compass. These strips act as n fence,
A. 1t were, against all magnetic influences
on board.
~ was on tho steamer In Gascognc six
years ago, looking ut the compass. sud
denly noticed the needle shake and turn
half way around. Captain Santelli, who
was near mo at tho time, and Of whom
asked an explanation Of the matter, point
ell to a steamer four miles of. That
steamer said he, is loaded either with
steel rails or canned goods. Ii has defect
ell our needle by magnetic attraction.
That set me to thinking, and my imagine;
Is the result New York World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-11
ATE RAW SEAL NEAT.
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF TWO BRIT
1871 COLUMBIA INDIANS.

Separated From . Sealing Schooner, They
Are For Six Days Exposed In IN Open
Boat-Rsach Land and Fat Raw She'll
nsh-Helped BY Their Fellows.
BY the steamer Rosalie two Kyuquot In
alans arrived In Victoria b. c., who were
passengers aboard the City Of Topeka from
Juneau and arrived at Port Townsend the
other day. There is nothing strange In
Indians going to Victoria, but rs to these
two particular Indians there Is o thrilling
story Of adventure.
They were members Of tho crew Of the
schooner Fawn, which put out from kyu-
quot on Feb. Is and had been month at
sea when the two Indians were In boat
one day scaling. A storm crcpt up. and
the aborigincs could not get back to the
schooner. Tossed about on the wild wa
tiers, IL was all they could do to keep the
head Of their little boat to the sea. The
storm did not last long but when II Ind
abated the schooner was no longer TO BE-
seen. The Indians made every possible cf-
fort to find the schooner, and thus spent
"a hours uselessly.
There was no food In the boat, and they
knew they were long way from land.
They no longer sought the schooner, but
with the sun as their compass In the dny
and the stars at night they pulled for the
coast.
The second day they caught seal and
skinned and ate n portion OF 1t. Tho third
and fourth days did not bring them with
In sight Of land They had been doing
hard pulling, and tho wind was fortunate
ly blowing with them. They had eaten
the remainder Of the seal. md seeing nc
more to catch, and their strength begin
ming to give out, they commenced Ia dc
spair Of making the coast. They lay down
TO sleep In the boat, letting II drift with
or IL would.
Early ON the morning Of the sixth day
they awokc, and tn their unuttcrable JOY
found they were In sight OF the mountain
tops. The sight Of land aroused In them
renewed vigor, and they bent To the oar'
vigorously, with the wind still In their IA
vor Their landing place was dcsolat'
beach. but they found quantity Of shell
fish and appcascd their hunger. Then they
started tn row up the coast, and aftel
many days hard work fell In with u trib'
Of fellow aborigines. who treated then
kindly and took them TO Juneau.
They sold their boat 10 these Indians
who Hospitality received them, and raisct
sufficient money TO bring them to Veto
ria When they sighted Vancouver island
they shouted with JOY. They were taker
To the Office Of Thomas Earle, NJ. p, th'
owner Of the Fawn, and there rtold thcil
tale and were properly provided for.-Sar
| Francisco Examiner.