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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-01

Ardmore Lodge No. 81, A. F. and A. NJ.
mests in their hall on SOuth Caddo steeet. The
hEst Saturday night in each month, ON or be-
fore the full maol.
ID. ID. Flow. WorShipful Master.
ALB. SILLIMAS, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-01

Ar,lnore Camp No. So. wOOdIaan of the
World, meets in their forest at WhittingfoE
Hall every second and fourth Monday nightr
In pacsi month Visiting sovereigns invited to-
attend.
Z. p. KENDRIcK. consul commander.
f.c. BRIDGNAS. clers-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-01

FIRST BAPTIST CHuEcu- --Broadway Street.
Services every Sunday 1T IL 40 u. m. and s 90
p. n Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
1t o'clock. SUNDAY School At 10 m. Choir
PRACTICE Friday evenings at O'Clock e.
StuhbleaeId, Pastor u. H. Bruce, Clerk. c.
gEli, Saperintendent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-01

L. + CHURCH. SoUrH--Corner Broadway
and Church street. Preaching every Sab
BATH Morning. IL a and 80 y. m. Pray
er meeting " Wednesday, evening at 80. sun
worth Les que, p. m. n. f Law, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-01
CIVIC sUC.ErIE~.

MYRTLE Lodge No. Z. X. of p. meets every
Thars,lay nj -ht at 80. Hall opposite cour
house, Court street. Visiting Knights cor
W. E. McKELvEr, e C
J. T. HowETH. X. Z. 4 S.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
NO. 81

the gold reserve to s57.OOgm5. The
cash In The treasury IL 1852. r06l25.
/ frye and Lodge grill senator MILL for
mi'siaicmcnts In his Hawaiian speech
Union Pacific threatens To- knock ont
the agreement 10 advance passenger
rates
Washington, Jan. B.--The president
has recognized Miguel Garlic ~ consul
general Of Guatemala ut san Francisco.
aud David Carlos Hollander a. consul
Of Peru at New Orleans
Chicago Jan. 25.-Jimmy Barry las
agreed To meet Frank Macicwski Of Gin
cinhaii In a ,cn.round contest 10 be
brought of between February a aud 20
IN the arena Of the olympic club Of Gin
cinual
Washington, y. G.. jan. 2G-president
Clovcland's policy toward Hawaii was
sustained In the senate to-day by q vote
Of p 10 -. The resolution was offered
10y Mt Vest ~ at amendment TO a
previous resolution on the subject BIZ
Mr. Allen trop.l Of Nebraska.
Sandy Hook Jan. 2G.-At $50 q. M.
during ahcayy southeast gale and fog.
about seven miles OIL Lang Branch, the
barges Esepus aud Fisher parted the
hawser that connected them to the tug
Ice King, Both were soon lost sight Of
Five men were on each barge.
Chicago, Jan. 26.--A Pan.Amcricau
congress oi religion and education will be
held during the coming summer In tho
United States, TO which people Of all re-
ligious beliefs Catholic. Protestant
aud llebrew-in every country Of North
and South America, will 10 Invited
New London. Conn. Jan 96.-The.
ocean tug Sea King Of Philadelphia,
New York TO Providence with tow Of
1--WE coal laden barges, put into this port
aud reported the loss Of her entire tow
aud the conssquen: deaths Of thirteen
persons, including three women and two
children.
Washington. d. c., Jan. ~. Especial
TO Thbunrl Delegate.clect Frank j..
Cannon IL In Washington to-day. This
afternoon he visited the capitol, and was
taken In charge by Senator Dubois. who
introduced him among the senators and
representatives. Mr.. Cannon met q
warm reception. and received many
congratulations aren hss y,r,orv An iss,
November. HewAs accorded the rare
privilege 81 being admitted upon the
floor Of the senate by special resolution
parsed this morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
Monday January asth,


Five thousand dollars lie offered Tor the
capture Of Harvey Booths assassins..
The French Misistry IL sustained IL.
tie first test OF strength In the chamber
Of deputies.
Two people were killed and thirty or
ieriy seriously injured in wreck on,
the Tandalia railroad near indianapolis.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE program
In the house for the coming week will
be subject 10 revision In case President
Cleveland sends special mes.ago 70
congress calling for legislation TO pro-
lsct The gold reserve
Dallas, Tex, Jan. "a. Specials to the
News from all parts Of Texas report a
general fnowstorn all day. The fall IL
from three to five inches. In central
Texas II IL elesting tonight. The weather
10 not cold and the result Of the storm
has been 10 break the long winter drouth.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 27.--Judge John
Eukins, who was the first United States
Judge appointed In Georgia after the
war and who held that position until his
retirement on account Of age, died hors
this morning, aged s2. lie was native
Of Ireland, but had lived nearly all his
life In Georgia.
Benton Harbor, Mich, Jan. 27.-The
heavy snow and windstorm which spread
over this section last Friday night. il
still raging in all lie fury. II IL reported
that the early fruil has been damaged.
~ the early peach buds had gained a
slight growth during the recent good
weather. The fruit has not been in
jured.
New York. Jan. "a. "A special TO the
World, dated Colon, January 27, says:
The revolution In the department Of Ca
nea ia reported to be spreading north
DR.. henosa, the editor OF liberal news
paper in Panama, has been arrested
here, The United States consul has had
a conference with the local authorities
here. French aud Italian warships are
expected.
Washington, Jan. 27.-Members Of
congress who believe that the income
tax il an equitable method OF raising
revenues, are grati6ed at the uneH-
peciedly good showing Of the prelim-
mary canvass made by the collectors
Of the internal revenue at the direction
Of Secretary Carlisle. They believe
that the greater the amount realized
from this tax, the more popular il will
become, and the more firmy rooted AZ
a part OF the policy Of the government.
II is estimated that this tax will yield
at least $4,000, 900.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
wAHsATCu.

The soldesl day Of the winter here va,
the morning Of the 2Sih, when the Their,
momeior registered % degrees below
zero.
The hrst part OF the winter has been
unusually 6ne and open and some cattle
fed out until very recently but at this
writing every hooi that can be found il
being fed,
Mr.. c. X. swobe arrived here from
Oregon on Saturday cha visit to his
wife and mother.
A. u. Wheadon spent Sunday at
Wahsatch with his family.
The snow drifts are not as deep az they
have been on some deep-snoN winters,
yet they are deep enough to insure a
good supply Of water for the coming
seasons crops, which is encouraging TO
ye rancher.
Mrs. Childs, who appeared TO he inn
proving rem her illness the last few
weeks, was not 70 we'll this week.
William Rhead left here Tor Coalville
on Monday.
To supply the cattle with hay it keeps
the raneher fairly busy. stock is look
ing fairly we'll.
Almost invariably every season when
the cattle owner comes 10 gather in his
cattle to feed for the winter, he il short
in numbers. The question is, where do
these cattle 90 to7 They do not all die.
This year is no exception to the rule,
Most ranehers are out few cattle Let
US have cattle-mens association by
all means, and thereby systematile
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

MIR. =. u. rr.b b. au ,hc sick us.
Captain Wadsuorb of COMPANY 1.
L. y. g., wentto Salt Lake lnst Thur.
day to attend thc military election.
Mir. Ap. Shuuilroi uelcn is visit.
ing in the city.
Mn. Daniel will.sms i- reported quite
sick.
The cove oyster supper az Miss Annie
Smiths was big .ucces,.
The Morgan lion, Dramatic Company
I. ltyins !9 revive rseli with tho tai.
snt We have here there {. mo reason why
We should 20 without tins kind Of
amusement,
Ed Denclly ,hc blacksmith. left scrc
u W-ek ago last Thur.Iav and has not
been heard from since llcdcscrted his
wife. 10 whom hc has been welded less
than year, and has also left numerous
creditors TO mourn issuddcn departure.
It will be well ior the ncNt blacksmith
stopping in Morgan TO have HE life in
surcd.
The presentation Of the drama en-.
titled the FACTORY Girl" and the farce
"Who's whop by the Coalyille Drama.
tic Company on the 18th was success
50 lar as the company was concerned.
but the miserable weather prevented
many from attending. The size Of the
audience vas fair considering the
weather. but should the company favor
rs with another visit they may I've rure
Of crowded house.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Misener are
both wrestling With the grip.
A. u. Wheaton spent last Sunday
with his family q, wahsatch.
7. Murray Of Evanston was looking
after his many interests In the city lasi
Tuesday. Tx.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

&. Jensen and lady. with some friends
came cut from Salt Lake to see Lon and
visit their friends in Oakley and WOOD
land.
Rene Rasmussen, the partner Of John
Neel in the Oakley cattle raid. came in
the other day aud gave himself up to
the constable, J. l.. Frazier, and gave
bords to appear before the grand jury.
Prof. G. b. Work seems 10 have an at.
traction in the district south Of here. az
he makes trip over the river every few
days.
Aspelling match 10 to come OF in a
short time between the Oakley pupils
and the schSol south Of here. A fine
time il expected, as both schools are
preparing for the match.
o, +, Lyons Of Peoa WAS here at the
steyens-wilkins wedding, and promised
TO send TnE TmEs report Of the same,
wieh accounts for IT, being left out Of
these items. 4.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
SATURDAY. Jsnr.rs xoh

AaturdaN' Jsnssrf roth
The senate pa aed the Nicaragua cana
bill.
Blizzard II raging IN the east and
south.
Father O'Ilsrn leads the brooklyn
strikers.
Gresham mixes In with the MEXICO.
Guatemala ruction.
London, Jan 80. Mitchell offers Ia
box jackson in America " the latter
likes.
sundry oivilAppropriAtions bill parsed
the house, with AN amendment proyid.
Ing for the retirement Of all gold ceriih.
Gates.
Camden, Ark, Jan. 20. The sheriff Of
this county to-day arrested a man Of the
name Of Redpath on suspicion Of being
one Of the men who held up the cotton
belt train las, night.
Washington, b. c., Jan. 26.--To-day's
cabinet meeting was almost entirely de.
voted to the consideration Of the 6nan.
cial aspects. The cabinet was in session
a little longer than usual.
Colon. Colombia, Jan. 2b.-rhs United
States cruiser Atlanta has arrived hers
from Blushelds. Serious discomfort pre-
walls on the isthmus At the continued
inactivity on the canal work.
London, Jan. 25.--seyere storms pre-
vail ON the coast Of Great Britain.
France and Holland. In Scotland the
fall Of snow has Seen particularly heavy.
A fishing boat belonging 10 Dunbar,
with crew Of seven, has been Lost off
Por, Reaih.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 25.--A special TO
the Bee from Lincoln says The relief
measure appropriating $4,000 for Ne
brAskA's destitute, became law to-day.
II is believed that this and the eon-
tributions from other sources received
and pledged are amply sufficient at least
until the seed question IL solved.
O'Neill, Neb., Jan. 2b.-DeVelopments
to-day in the Scott case have laid bare
the whole conspiracy which resulted in
the lynching before the authorities. The
information IL furnished by member
OF the vigilance committee. Fifty men
ale Involved In the affair, many Of slate
prominence. II proves TO be the work
Of the oath-bound organization which
has for quarter Of a century held sway
In Holt county and dehed all law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
HoYrsyILLH.

Mrs. c. T. Mills was taken seriously
rick last week with pneumonia aud a
gathering In her head. which the doctor
says he thinks broke on Saturday, while
coughing. Members Of the family were
,elrRrnphed for from the Park, Evans
ton aud Logan. To-day, Thursday, she
Is reported TO he on the improve.
All this writing Mrs. Marin Mann il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

loving to the fact that our Heneie
letter failed to reach ne until to-day, ",
were obliged to cut out much oiit.-ED.
The Rev. Mr.. Foster and lady Of Psrl
City are visiting in Hensisr, this guests
Of Ms. ]. +. Foster.
Mr.. Thomas Britton, Jr., who has been
laid up for the last two weeks, had so iAI
recovered a. to be able 10 attend ser
vices on Sunday last.
Mr.. Leslie shill has left the service Of
Conner Thomas at Coalyille, where h c
has been working for over two years,
and lie now at home with his father.
Mr., Robert A. jones has started his
sawmill. lie seems to be doing good
work. This will no doubt be Of great
service here. and Mr.. Jones deserves
much credit as well as the patronage Of
the people for his persistent efforts 10
establish this worthy undertaking in
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
TELEeRARHlC.


feeadalt January foth
Then is n revelation In Colombia.
Mexico declines to arbitraie.
The Ute repovsl bill passed the SEN
ate. @
The gold reserve IL nearly half mil
lion lees than Il has ever been.
Cleveland sends special message Ia
congress recommending grant Of au-
thority for the secretary Of the treasury
TO issue gold bonds 10 replenish the re-
serve and retire legal tenders. A bill
embodying the legislation outlined IL
introduced by Congressman Springer.
Washington, u. g.. Jan. 2s.-lspecial
to the Herald. l-Colorado senators have
carried out The agreement forced upon
them by Delegate Rswlins, and II Cleve
land approves the bill which passed the
senate to-day, Utah need no longer iear
that the southern Utes will be dumped
upon her
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

q. n. Nix has a sick 10y.
one " two children Of ". j. Wright
are quite ~.
W. w. CmG aud Edmond Eldrcdge
ol Coalville we're the speakers vt the
meeting held here on sunday, January
9Th.
The weather has bccn extremely cold
lof - lew days past but has nov
moderated somewhat, 10 tbs delight II
the pupils attending the districi school.
John Maxwell smaking arrangements
a. purchase and open the old Peoa Coop
store II IL said that he will be- ready
60 open up ia a week or two.
Oscar wilkins la, little child which
IL quite VI.
One oi the most ENJOYABLE Affairs of
the season took place at the palatial and
hospilAbls home Of Judge W. a. stevens
and his charming wife. Of Oakley, on
"wednesday evening, January 20. 1895.
the occasion being the wedding and re.
ception Of George g. Stevens. son 81 the
hUsi aud hostess, aud Clara T.. wilkins,
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar wilkins
oi fcoa. The marriage took place shortly
after q o'clock p. M, Judge W. a..
Stevens officiating. After the health
Of the bride and groom had been drank
In vine, the guests, who numbered ever
one hundred, sat down to feast that
was worthy kings banquet, aud Of
which all heartily pariook. After supper
the evening was spent In singing. recit-
ing aud general conversation. Kamas,
Oakley. peoa and Roekport were we'll
represented by both old and Young
people, and from the way W. ~.
Stevens, John Horton, o. Z. Lyons, J..
A. Marrhant, Oscar wilkins and William
Dix enjoyed themselves. one would have
thought they were the youngest Of all,
and that Father Time had rolled back
the years over their heads for some
twenty or thirty years. Tie bride and
groom received many handsome and
valuable presents. We wish the Young
people long and prosperous life and a
host oi friends.
The bride vas charmingly dressed and
looked all that bride should. The
groom looked A. II his cup Of happiness
was oyerhowing.
The sleighride behind team Of
spanking Cleveland bays. TO Oakley and
home again. after the Wedding, wa, just
lovely.
Mr.. and Mrs., George T.. Stevens, Of
Oakley will give their wedding dance in
hArohaRt's hall, PeoA, on Friday even
inR February lat.
As host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Stevens are a success, and did all In
their power TO make their guests at
home.
Peoa's upper ten have received invita-.
tlons TO attend the old-timo social dance
which will he held at Coslyille this
evening.
Transfers are putting in their best
iicks hauling tiAber, lumber and coal,
while the good sleiRhinr lasis.
II. X. 4. VIHR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

range work 20 ~ TO make stealing Of
/ cattle very narl of accomplishment.
/ A stranger. who appeared 70 be- u req
rcscutat,c OF 90 eastern Publishing
| firm, landed here ON MONDAY. From
what could be learned. 1t seems that bee
was looking Tor something IN the 1911
I'VE line and got OIL ~ the wrong
place After being put right, be left lef
Castle Rock, which was HE destination.
Unlocking around for ~ industry that
oBf county IL naturally adapted for. q
bu,isr factory suggests itselias being emf.
Bsntiy suiicd toour surroundings. Where
in the whole territory u there ~ good u
grazing county ~ summit? IL is an old
saying Of stockmen that eastern Sum
, mi' is the beet summer range in Utah,
AMI this saying {, proved true by 40
many thousands Of sheer. cattle aud
horses being brought here every spring
Tor summer grazing And 1t seems 10
W. that OH this very fact or condition
rests tue success OF the busiaess. M.
turally, good and cheap ieci for the
cows IL the foundation iart Of success
for butter factory, and that there are
cows enough within practicable wSSking
distance goes without saying. There
10 little doubt but that the clnims OF its
being a paying business are correct.
But this, with other points, ought TO be
fully demonstrated before = start in the
business j. decided upon. And there IL
also good evidence that 1t Ia cash bust.
ness, while butter Of the old style OF
make and variety OF quality IL mostly
sold on store.pay basis. aud at prob.
ably deal lever prices. IL from a
imtory We can get better price for our
milk product and get the same In cash,
10 not this what We need II a factory
will pay u proper interest ON the money
invested therein and will pay better
price to it, patrons for their milk pro-
duct and pay the same In cash, then
can the benefits TO the community be-
] NNNNNNNANAANNh aNAAN W. ANAH - hNaAAAANA
for It and what we have to- do 10 10 prove
the claims true or false and act accord
ingly. II Is said that factory butter
usually sells for "a cents per pound, and
40 the factory apparatus abstracts NOR,
butter from the milk, Ne can see how L
may be able 10 do what Is claimed. Tn,
outlook for this branch Of business IL y,
promising that the least W eir do IL Il
investigate fully and toHparnly. Il
seems to us that the first 1 'ug 20 do II
TO call county meeting 10 ~ held AT
Coalville, the county seat, invite attend
ance Of citizens from every village II
the county, and have committees ap
pointed TO investigate all details ant
bearings Of the business. We insy b,
missing something. let ~ at least find
out whether We are or not, and b,
abreast with the times. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
urTnN.

Thomas Beard and Lonsdals Allen OF
Coalyille visited Upton on Sunday last
rs stake missionaries. Both were
speakers during the afternoon services.
Their diAeourses were very interesting
upon the frst principles Of the gospel and
the observance Of the Word Of Wisdom
by request, both brethren remained for
the evening meeting, Elder Beard de-
livOrsd very interesting lecture to the
young on this occasion.
L. l.. Randall and Sons are very busy
sinking u shaft on his homestead for the
purpose Of discovering coal. They are ut a
depth Of over fifty feet, with good pros
poets.
William RUIZ and wife and James
Stones and wife Of Coalvilis visited
Upton Tuesday last. They we're the
guests Of Mrs. James Judd. Both gentle
men visited Clark Il Brothers coal mine
during their visit.
ThelheAlth ofthe people is good. None
are suffering for the necssssries Of life.
The appearance Of our meeting house
has been much improved by the adding
Of two beautiful hanging lamps.
There ia quite an increase OF pupils
IN our public school over that OF any
previous year. tie doing well under
the management Of L. L. Benson, our
teacher. 1t is to be hoped the county
and territorial appropriation will enable
1t to continue for some time yet.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

DeGiers, Russia's Minister for Foreign
Affairs, 10 dead.
Germans rejoiced at Wilson's effort 10
repeal the discriminating sugar duty.
Washington, d. O., Jan. 28.-The
amount Of gold Withdrawn to-day at
New York was $4,000, which reduces
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

Mrs. W. A. Smith went to TOoele on
Sunday last to attend the funeral Of her
mother, Mrs. Marsden, whS died on
Friday last,
The dance given by the Walker band
on the 23rd was not very well attended.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

li1u Tisrt't correspondents are
earnestly requested to get their letters to
this office not later than Thursday
morning ~ each week ~ 1t IL great
inconvenience and sometimes an i'm.
possibility 10 handle matter that arrives
later than this date. -Eu.l
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

Lehi Banner The beet sugar con
tracts will soon be out and ready for
those to sign who wish 10 raise the
sugar bests. The price at Lehi ist4.25
per ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

our i'ilc town. We have two ,hoppinp
machines Two weaving machines aud
one saWmill. Well deur iicnefcri
What's rcm.u. uexta
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01

The stormy weather viii probably
accouutior ihi-.
Born to ihr wife of james Vernon.
january - lSn'. % son. al well.
M Anlrv Peterson Of wan,hip was
iu Rookpofi on legal business on Tdcs-
DAY last.
Mi" Annie knight Of Croydon 10
visiting with her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and ME- John Iloriin.
The sleirhinr IL better nov than IL
has bees Tor many year,. The young
people iiom the ncirhborinr villages
hHyc been taking advantage Of 10.
wANsHIr,
The Minstrel show on Saturday even.
ing was very well attended aud the boys
did very well con,idsring the time they
have been training. ". n. Gardor vas
surnri'e to a great many In his spirit.
uahsm turns and his sleight.oi.hand
iricss The boys are calculating to visit
some Of the other towns In the near
future, and The performance IL we'll
worthy Of patronage.
Tho Seventies couicfcnrcheld here on
the 27th WAS very well attended. There
WAS approximation from all the settle
ments here Seventies Of the Twenty
Second Quorum reside. W. ". Branch
and Joseph Fisher Of Coalyille were In
attendance A. home missionaries. They
both made timely remarks. :. NJ. Pack
James Woolstenhulin Of kamns and
William Wilson II iloyuville addressed
the meeting. The officers were pre-.
scented aud sustained. The conference
adjourned Tor three months to meet At
this place.
The thermometer registered - below
zero Monday morning.
Mrs. !. NJ. lliHson and son, Peter,
went to Salt Lake on the 2Sth.
MIR Durant, representing CLARK. Ed i.
redge X Co., was in town ON the 10th.
The dance that was billed for Tuesday
evening in Jennings hall did not come
of.
W. J.. Poulton, representing the y. c.
NJ. l., salt Lake, vas IN tuWH on the
8Oth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT cor.
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ ibs Week Trom NsarIy
Etert T-wn IN summit Cosnty what
The rimes's" Representative Have
Irunh 10 write About
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-02-01
M.ane.aa,. .Innuar, no,h.

The lber snelter blew in Yesterday.
The salt Lake and Provo Wooden Mills
propose to consoliiNte, under one man.
agemeni, for the purpose Of reducing
expenses.
Popullsts refuse to support Sweet.
Receivers have been appointed for the
Whisky Trust.
Fairs will has been stolen from IN e
county clerks Office in San Francisco.
Chinese claim to have defeated the
japanese attack on Wei IIsi Wei.
Manderssn and Voorhees, Introduce
free coinage bills. springer's bill
amended in committee.
A bill passed the house to repeal dis.
terminating duty on bounty paid
sugar Imports, Of one-tenth Of a cent.