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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
SOUTHWESTERN MINES.
3. F. Miller on work IN the Stage
Line NegIon.

The Salt Lake Tribune says that
Mr.. B. F. Miller, general manager of
the Elko and White Pine Transports
ton conn any, is spending few days
in the city. His company owns the
sta ge lines which tap much of those
portions of Nevada which are now a.
tracing so much attention because of
the rich minera districts there. One
line runs from Milford to Phoebe and
DeLamar, another to Osceola and on
to Eureka, and hence pass near the
Deep Greek country,to soon be tapped
by railway from this city.
Concerning Eureka, New, the visi-
tor says, notwith. landing the price of
silver, the mine-owrers will continue
their ore shipments as usual this sea-
son, good rates having been conceded
by the railway company.
At Hamilton the mine-owners will
commence regular shipments as soon
as the snow blcckades are broken.
Large amounts of ore are reported en-
the dumps.
At Ely unusual energy prevails
The owners of the Chairman groups
are making preparations to begin OPP
erations in the near future. The cop
per smelter will also start on, or about
the middle of next m 9nth, and there
is unmistakable evidence of increased
activity all along the line. From
present indications it is quite safe to
predict that Ely will be booming in
side of six months.
In Egan canyon work promises to
start up in short time, and at Au-
rum number of new ore bodies have
been shown up.
At Cherry Creek the mine-owner'
are ava iting facilities for the trans
portation of their ores by rail, whi!s
similar facilities are awaited by tn'
mine owners at Muncy Greek.
At Osceola the Osceola Gravel Min
ing company, which has expendsc
$500, 900 in the erection of hydraulic
plants, will begin the washing of it
sands in short time. The Cumber
land company has recently settled al
its Indebtedness, and preparations arr
now being made to erect q new mil
of different pattern from the old.
Mr.. Miller cha racterizes DeLama
as the best camp in tina regions cover
ed by his stage 1ines, and predicts tina
the output will continue to increase
until it becomes one OF the most pro
ductive in the world
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Our people, or at least a consider
able number Of them, ssem to prefer
imported articles. They will buy salt
with the Liverpool or me foreign
brand upon it in preference to the
home product, though the latter is
chemically pure. They will buy flour
made in California, though the home
product is equally as good, and they
export live hogs to San Francisco and
import bact and hams from st. Louis.
or Chicago. and yet complain of e1or-
bitant transportation rates. Reno
journal.
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foundations and ratified out the glass
in the joining buildings. The buggy
was then headed for the G eiger Grade,
accompanied by about 800 miners.
His buggy ride was at All end when
the foot of the gr'de was reached.
Tangerman promised never to return
and taking Foot & Walkers line lit
out toward Reno.
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Bangor Commercials: In France all

Bangor Commercial: In France all
railroads carry bicycles gratuitously.
The contention against doing SO in
this country, by railroad companies,
is that they are difficult to dispose of
in = car, taking up greet deal of
room that is needed fol- legitimate
baggage. Ths French method is to
have them suspended from the top of
tho baggage car, at one end, where
they are entirely out of the way and
are not liable to injury in transit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28

The Inter-mountain Mining Re
view says that people who speculate
In low-priced mining stocks should
always ascertain the number of shares
at which the company is Incorporated.
The par value cuts no figure. Five
CO. is per share mich be a very low
price for one share of stock, and yet
be an exorbitant rate for the property
When company issues million
shares on &c., 900 wo til of prospects
the stock is worth just one cent per
share, and while the offer of limited
amount at the low price of five cents
per share might tempt people to in
vest, they would be paying very stiff
rate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
WHITE PINE NEW
SATURDAY. =. March %, 1896.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

GAL ADVERTISEMENTS in this paper
must hereafter be paid in advance. This
course is made necessary to guard
against loss, inconvenience and annoy
ance in collecting the only source of
revenue we can look for to carry on
business these dull times.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA ;
ELY, Decem Der It'll. 1895. }

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there are now over Five Hund1 ed
(S5O0) Dollars in the Redemption Fun
of White Pine County, and that sea-
ed proposals. directed to me, will be recelv-
ed for the surrender of County Warrants
on the General Fund of White Pine County
until the next regular meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners.
. B. WILLIAMSON
County Treasu- or OF White Pine County
Nevada. d2-jy4
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice of Forfeiture.

TTNo the legal heirs of Thomas O'Conner,
i deceased
You are hereby notified that I have ex-
pended one hundred ($100) dollars IN labor
and improvements upon the Oneida lode,
situated in White Cloud mining district.
County of White Pine, State of Nevada, of
which the location certificate is found on
record in Book 2, page 236 Mining Locations
ia the office of the recorder of said county
In order to hold said claim under the pro-
visions OF section 1924 of the Revised Stat :
ues Of the United States, and the amend
ment thereto, approved January %. 1850
concerning annual Labor upon Mining
Claims" being the amount required to
hold said lode for the period ending on the
3 ST. day of December, A D 805
Aud if, within ninety days from the service
of this notice (or within ninety days after
this notice by publication) you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your portion of such ex-
penditure as a co-oWner and also the cost
of this publication, your interest in the
claim will become the property of the sub
scriber by the terms of said section.
HENRY KLODT,
present address, Ouray, Colorado.
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TIA ngerman Escorted Out of VirgIml a .
The obnoxious Hale & Norcross
Superintendent, Tangerman, was es-
corted out of Virginia City last Satlr-
day by COMMITTEES from the Miners
Union and told that if he returned he
would fare badly, says the Carson Tri-
buns. He was in barber shop get
ting shaved when discovered He was
taken bodily cut of the chair, his face
all covered with hther, and placed in
q buggy amid cheer that shook the
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NOTICE

The Taxes on the proceeds of Mines for
the quarter ending December 3Ist, 1895,
are now due and payable. And the law with
regard to their collection will be strictly en-
forced. j, B. WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer,
And eX-officio Assessor,
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The Fasr WILL c,lt.st.

In spite f the efforts of the chill
drsn of James G.. Fair to avoid con
testing their fathers will, q great
fight over the vast estate Is imminent.
The children withdrew their opposi-
ton to the trust will, believing that
the trust clause would be declared lille
gal by the supreme court and all that
they desired be thus attained.
The heirs forgot the "pencil' or
"Craven" will, and the executor I'M
der this will, Or. Marc Livingston,
secured attorneys and obtained a de-
cision that his will, being three days
later than the trust will, should be
first considered for probate. The at
torney appointed by the courts to pro
uoct the interests OF the minor heirs
including Herman Oelrichs, IT., OPP
poses Levington's petition for probate
and jury has been summoned to pass
upon the pencil WILL
The Fair children are now in a pc
culiar predicanient. At one time
they took steps to support the pencil
will unit, the superior court decided
against the trust CLAUSE. Now they
join the executor under the t-ust
will in declaring the pencil will for
gerry.
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TO save thu frees.

The Tribune says: CONTROL + Ln-
Grave and Treasurer y esterheld be-
gan spraying tho capitol trees to de-
stroy the insects wi h which they are
infected The decoction used to spray
the trees is kerosene and fish soap
which is dissolved by boiling. It is
estimated that 200 gallons of kerosene
will be used. Both Lajlrave and
Westerfeld feel confident that their
efforts to save the trees will be etfec-
tive.
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Ae3TsCE 80 GRE wS.
Es.ase Of Pa,rsrA4 G,a~n~. D-e-.s-a.

EseNee 81 FAT scAa as'0%rs" DeEr" nd
y GTIGE Is HEREBY GINEH BY TIE
~ uuuersiuU,, ire .AdHiIe trAtriA of he
Estate Of pltr!ck isreeGe, deceased, 10 he
cred tons 0i and all !ers ous having tia n 8
against the said (eCetset 10 sAhiiit tpeAl
with the necessary vouchers. within zen
months alter he first rnblit .,tnn Of hh!s
notice, to tAe A01iiiifstrstr.z at the7:y
Greet, White p,ue Count: State of Ney4dA
NARGURETTa GREENE.
Admin. str@ti.X.
OF tho Es.at" Of Patrick Greene, de @eS,d
iated Vt GO. Y = Ia MAy ?, !. Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-20

land lilies will lapre with tho roor-
ganizaiion and that settlers whose
Titles may be iouni detective by the
courts will havo no recoufse unleet
special provision IA made In the biil.
There IL much land In the West which
this phssg VI thu question Affects. Mi.
Tawnsy will also try to secure amund-
mouts 10 make the rUotganizfd com.
pany nlsume all paat Judgments Tor
lator aud personal injuries,
Mr.. Hoffman OF Montana adufeeeed
the committee today In favor Of cer'
tain points Of tho bill. The features
Of the plan which forbid the company
from combining In any way with The
rival lines aud take II out OF the power
Of state Legislators TO authorize COM
mlssi1na which would suppress comps-
iiiions, arc meeting with support from
representatives from the Northwest.
The provision 10 compel the company
10 cell its grant lsuds within one mile
Of the track Ut s. 90 per acre IL also
favored, bus some exceptions are taken
10 The exclusion OF mineral anu timber
lands from this rule.
Eenatot Wilson Of Washington
urged that an amendment be mace
which would inciuIe indemnify lands
~ well M those IN the plau limit, 30 ~
10 bring tho so.oalled lion lands Of
Oregon anu Washington within the
provisions Oi the bill.
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entity OF Los Angeles,and Il wonld be
test IN strife out all the appf0pFIa.
tons for both outer and inner hatbUu,
To this Mr. White responded thatsuch
course would be taken, n at all, Only
70 annoy him and force him 70 ac-
quicsco Ia the proposed change m thr
commission. which he said 40 would
not DO, because the change would
place the eniite matter IN the hauts
" tho friends oi Santa Monies. Gov.
ing somewhat excited under the inilu.
ence Of the situation, he declared thai
n tho course proposed was persisted a.,
people would come 20 tho conclusion
that Congtoss WAS under the control VI
some ullefior influences.
Tbs proposed commission l. com.
posed Of Rear Admiral Wpikoi; Prot
T. q. Msnuenuall, superintendent nj
tho COST ami peldetic SURVEY; Ttoma'
CLARK, president Of the A nlefioa ~.
risty OF Civil Engineer; Alfred
Noble ard Col. II. q. Pfout, both Of
New YORK..
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Talk

There is so much talk about
poisons in food and drink that
one is inclined to think there
is either no poison at all in
food that it is all talS-or
else that there is 50 much
poison that the most comfort
able way to do is to swallow
it and take your chances.
No. Make a friend OF your
grocer Get him on your side.
Ask him what food is pure,
and what is not; ask him what
tea is colored, and what is not.
Tell him YOU like grocer's bills
better than doctors bills.
Also pure and money.baekcd. Shit
hTr's Bstfcofce, bakingpowder soda,
spices, and iisyoung extracts.
Il Settling q Company San FtdHeiieo
as
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TmE nEFonn rnIaoNEms.
Fifteen Year, Instead OF Death for
tho Leaders.

Fifteen Year, Instead OF Death for
tho Leaders.
LONDJN, May 2O.-A Pretoria dis
patch 10 the Times, dated May lsiD,
say:
The executive council today decided
that the punishment Of Col. Francis
Rhodes, Lionel Phillips, George Fatrar
and Jonn HAYS Hammond tine Lead
cfs Of the TeformeTs who were zen.
fenced 10 DEATH, shall be fifteen yoats'
imprisonment. rhu hope n entertained
thst the sentences viii DO modified.
The decision VI the sentences VI the
other fefofmers Is still awaited.
Tue Times also has n dispatch from
Capel0wn which says the motion VI
M Merfiman In the Cape House OF
Assembly tO revoke the charter OF the
South Africa company ~ certain 10 he
defeated. Tue bulk " the epeakefo Ia
the house, this dispatch says, support
tue chartered company.
The Times explains In an editorial
that there IL q bate possibility that In
It's Pretoria dispatch fifteen years
means the period OF bAnlshmont, in-
s,ead OF imprisonment.
"If u means i'm pfisOnment," Bays the
Times, at IL almost equivalent TO a
death sentence, and Will produce q
painful impression Of surprise, a. being
severe beyond all expectations, and the
ending will be- 10 perpeIuAto political
strife"
The Daily Telegraph has n Dispatch
from Pretoria, dated Monday, May IL,
which says tho executive council, after
a heated discussion, postponed the hual
decision on the punishment for tho
reform leaders until tue next day
(Tuesday). a difficulty has arlsen,
Gays tho dispnioh, from the fact that
my OF tho prisoners, incudiag the
leaders, have slguod petition asking
for a c0mmutati0n OF their sentences TO
finss, while ten Of tho prisoners have
eiusel 10 Higu.
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FREE sILNNR MAIoRIIY.
lis Estimated strength At tho Chicago
Convention.

Convention.
CHICAGO, May ia special TO the
Poet from Washington sayt: The
President has been told that not only
will the sound money element lose ~
light In Chicago, but that trium.
phant aud mefuiless free silver major.
ty wlllliusist upon the hdoI tlon u o
resolution In denuncistion OF bis
oOuTse On,tho money question. HenH.
tor Harris estimates a fee silver ms
lOTiiy In the convention OF not less
than 200, Correspondent Mcbride,
who hiss all the sources Of information
that center In John II. Mclean OF ths
Cincinnati Inquirer, says the maJori.
W viii be nearer 200, anu Congress-
man Bailey Of TexAt, who IN runnif z
for senator on the free silver IlatioTm,
will not DO satisfied with n silver ma.
Jorily under 275.
Tue ultra oonstryal' vel Ihnve fnite
their minimum estimated maiOri y
from 20 to l25, The tree silver senti-
meut among the Democrats has tho
same gToundswoll roll TO II that the
Mckinley movement has among the
Republicans,
The efforts OF tho administration
from now on viii bu 10 prevent the
adoption OF cOudemnatoTy Iesglutions
by Iue national convention. II that
can be- done tbs friends Of the Prosl.
dent feel they will have cause iOr CON
graduation,
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WAsHIsGION, May 10. 80 There
was spirited scene la the room Of tho
Senate committee ON commerce THE
afternoon, wnen Senator White Of
California appeared before tho con.
ference committee engaged on tho
fiver and hAru1r bill. lie WIS inyIteb
90 rive bic opinion on tho change uFo-
pored 60 he maze, naming In ine bin
thu commissioners 90 decide Whe he Z
the proposed tOulhurn CahiuT.ln
nhrb9r shall b. l0cstei Mt Santa Mont
ca or san Pedro. He took tue posito
TIA. 10 make this change would bp q
violation Of tue agreement made In the
senate.
Mr., Hooker a the House co nlerses
here inumated that he was opposed 10
all "'opOssd Improvements ia tho vi.
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Tho direct line to kansSs City, b.
Louis and Atlantic seAboATd, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cats, aud nil connections made In
Union dspots IN tho day time. II you
arc going East and care for daylight
ride through the Rfandest scenery Of
the Rocky h0unIsins en- route, zee
that your ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively FREQ 10 holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. II. KOosER, G. r. a p. A.,
n Morlan Block, salt Lake City,
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Dress Goods and silks.

A break In Dress Goods and SIX prlcea
Our grand clearance talu began Monday.
NnlkvT's famous August mhrk down now
OWING tn tho uncertainty OF the weather wo
commence 60 knife dress goods aud siks Mon
day morning We will discount oil other
sales Read our cut prices
IMPORTANT with every purchase ~ q
drosa or silt waist pattern during the clearance
We Will give YOU nee that eIcga' hook, "Com.
irg stylUs designed by tho great cOst1a,ers
Of Europe publication price 81 free with
every dress,
For 100. An our choice i0e wssh silks win
w 0"lN ~ stssff ssssf" '"''
For 60 IN our loo midas, oyory color
VIII be- eold lat. .,st,t.t,,,t. '...'.ss'',-.. 4H'
For 5lc An our 5ic quality Indlas In every
shade Will be- sold at,.,..,s....,..,,,,,,,,. ole
lor llc, All our 900 check taneths Will bo
N'll a.. sssf' A@''
FOR glc. An our very wide ~ inch dnc grade
ponFce, the i0c and 800 kinds, will Dc sol
''''''s'.,'''''''' '''"- -"'
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctitc, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills Iot and
sse a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b. +. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Auuu'l'ass NOR. than CuoaooobsIsL
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Venezuela aud England.

WAauSuTOS, May i0.-Nolwlth-
standing TumOTs from Caracas 10 the
contrary, II eau DO stated that the
cabinet Incident has not yet been
closed, anu thai certain indemnify has
not yet been PAID by Venezuela 10
Great Britain. Negotiations ATe pro.
cuedinH, however, throu IN the Ger
man minister at the Venezuelan CAPT.
tai, but No lar IL has not been iposslbe
o. arrange the terms OF the indemnity.
The difficulty appears to lie not IN the
refusal OF Venezuela TO pay an indom'
uiiy, butin the avoidance Of Tecog-
milton In the payment OF all language
that by any possibility might be
construed into an admission OF the
British title TO the Ufuan country,
where the incident happened,
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Pause, BEFORE Purchasing u Plane.

Pause, BEFORE Purchasing u Piano.
One Oi the nntsi planes ever Im-
ported 10 Utsh, for design, workman.
ship, tsuch ami tone IL now on exhib.
ition w the piano Gtd organ show
rooms Of q. Y. Taggart d Sons, $40
Fret street. Those of the pro essien
who have tried II say II Cannot be sur.
passed. All who have not yet tested
liz merits will do we'll 10 carefully
exfm no this mAgnifoent Instrument.
Pianos from 1926 ~ $3.50. Organs
from s85 10 500. Your IN ney back
and Expense paid 10 Instruments are
not ~ TepTeHonted.
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wAsuNGrOS, May l0.-Upon repre-
sensations OF ludian Agent slough al
the Tongue River reservation, Mont,
transmitted through and indofsed by
the interior Department. the war de-
pattment sent orders 10 Gen. Brooke,
commanding the department Of Dsko-
To, to send troops from Fort Custer 10
the agency to preserve order and stop
the killing OF cattle by Indiann. Prob
ably two troops VI toe Tonth cavalry
viii be sent, but Gen. Brooke 10 a.
lowed 10 use bis discretion,
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MADRID, May lg.-The fac, that the
United states minister, Mt. Hanni1
Taylor, has arranged with a transport
agency TO convey his peraonal iufni.
tufe on board the steamer Condo
Wirodo,n bound for New Orlcansi
tomorrow, led 10 the report that the
minister wns 10 leave Madtid. This,
II suaid, waa not tho case. Mt. lay.
lot's family are returning 10 the United
States, but their departure has nothing
10 do with politics, and the minister II
going to reside at the legation.
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argument In favor Of his bill for the
exclusion IT foreigners who crossed
our frontiers each year to compete
with American labor. He read the
testimony OF inspection agents nnd
others along the Canadian border q to
the evil effects Of the annual influx OF
the Canadian "hirds Of passage"
Morse (Rep. Mnss,) favored the Nc.
Gail bill. He said that there was n
strong remaud In the country for radi-
cal legislation TO restrict immigration
AID that Congress could not afford TO
disregard n.
Buck CDem. Ln.). n naturallSsd
German, opposed restriction OF immi'
grafton. An educational test was, he
Insisted, valusless m measure OF a
name capacities.
At SPIN. the House adjourned.
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Money offered foe testimony Ia His
Favor.

Money offered foe testimony Ia MIs
Favor.
CiNCISNATI, May i0.-Mrs. Otto
BfeIo Of Newport, who has boon quite
attentive TO Jackson anu WAlling by
sending them delichcies, was today
overheard by officers, who were hid.
den In Walilngigrd's saloon, to offer
WAllingiord 500 " no would change
his testimony IA the Walllng case 70 AZ
TO make It Appear that IL was some
other than Friday night when Pearl
Bryan WAS Al hi. saloon with WAlllug
and Jackson. Sheriff Plummer recJg-
uiEbd the woman and took her TO
Newport. She had previously been
10 Allen Jackson aud made him n
similar offer, snd he had arranged 10
meet her at wallingsioTd's anu then
notified the police.
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ONLY JOKE.
A salt Lassr Onsrs 60 supply Car
load Of Gtrla.

VANCOUvEs, B. g., May iO.-Somo.
how or other a story has been citculat.
ed that there is n scarcity OF marriage
able girls In British Columbia, anu
numerous oflers have been received by
Mayor Collins FROM people deslrous Of
supplying tho want. At last nIgbPs
council meeting o letter was read from
w. J. Anderson Of Salt Lske, Offering
o. bring out carload Of women u sui'
ficient inducements are offered. IL In
needless 10 cay the affair Ia a practical
joke.
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4. y. HEoRGASIz.TIoN,
Several Objections Raised to the Pro.
posed ma.

wAsuiNdrOS, May 10. - The
bill g. autnOfiEs the reorganization Of
tho Northern Pacific railroad Is Rb.
sotbing the attention Of the commit tse
on judiciary this week. Objections
have been made TO the bill on account Of
questions which representatives OF
cottsin Interests involved Ia tho reOF.
gAuizatlon have raised, aud II 10 not un.
likely that some important amendments
will DO ma e. Today Mf. Morton y.
Patton OF New York, the chairman Of
the reorganization committee Of the
Seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern rail.
ROAD bonuholdefs, spoke against the
bill. Bonds OF this branch amounting
10 s5,5iS 600 have been guaranteed by
tbs Northern Pacific, anu under the
reofg nizalion u 10 said tho guRtantee
Will be lost.
Mr.. Tawney OF Minnesota " en-
coavoring TO secure amendments which
viii hold the ruUrganiEed company to
the guarantees Of the titles 10 land sold
by tho Northern Pacific In the past.
lie holds that the watrsn,ees Of the