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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-01

NAyuUUuILr MiStNG CourfNl,
Location ut uuurip. pace II bu-incss, No ~
west south temple suevt sait Lake Iiy,
lAH.
Location u Do Ines. Mineral lilll Mining Die.
uI.t H.a'uc ,ouuW Idaho.
NOTICE rs HFELUT GlNfN THAT AT
n b mrriiug 90 ne board ui directors ~
10. n uurluuu Mining Con ulny, ne d ~ rult
IHIrtUy. ttHu, Juur o, ls,H. hn 90 60 mcut nt
Hly 3. ,vuts ityr FuHrp was lry Oh on the capt
tHIHlu.k ct tho coronation, .. yHhle 10 ur
.lyHutHry. a. 90. biHuUuu, q west south Ten.
IIurutrt, salt i.ake Nity Utah, on or before
'Ur IUIh ray of July, 300 ANY fin
uH.u witch the ufsetHiuUnt rename unpal 3
uH Dec Ittn DIV ~ July, lsU.Will be delinquent
Hul . yuIurrd Tor sllc a. pun lc suction, AMI
~ utymt o. rot 90 DC before will be Fold on
IHr $3.50 uHy NJ July, INH, ~ Tie hour Of . %
m.. ut Tho nee ~ the secretary, q uAy atsfss.
mrut rud CuH D Of a4Ntrlis NJ together with
ca cnts OF sale a, g. ulAl Vlt,
Secretary
satL he CITY, June o, is.G
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NOTICE ~ oRrolroRs.

Esute Of Jauos Nanlrpp, deceased.
NOTICE is UEWnY GIVEN BY rIg
~ undersigned. atmiu.sITAt0r, With tur
VIII HuHtkrG, Oi tUH estate Of janice
NautrUu. deceased, io tho rfUIIt0rs OF
aud A.i prroHs having elaine agHIuai
Che Hald decrease GO OK Nt thrn
with iuo uFUtsHHTy vouchers. wItuiu fuuT
months sitter tHs nrsl Publication VI this rH.
uUu tu tlu Hn.u aNWlu strHtor With thr VIII
hAin street 7at Lake Guy. 10 TIE County %
ralt iHEu, Utah
Dalgt june laf, iH ~
uE .uN 4 WuOLiEY.
AdUiuHtrlt Do with tho viii aunoNrd OF
the estate uf james Msutripn. drcoasrl
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Relate OF Martha May Davidson. rooea,,d
NOTICE iH UlLLUl tiNEN UY IN.
~ uuuuIHI Frrdl admins raIurUIt estate 10
Marina ay Davidson, deceased. tu tHe
HrtuUuTs ulf and HlI persons having r.HuUs
against ihe talI uyDtAsyt. TO rNhHfl them WIu
tnu uUlttHaT NuuHlrfH within tour month";
after tHr urst publication ~ I..Is notice, tn tfH
sai1 HdmIHiHir trf. nc so. ~ east Second
~ uf sat Lake, ttah.
JOSEPH J. SMELL.
Administrator 1f hr Etlat8 VI Marina Nav
ItVtroH. Deceased.
palgI Julv 4.tA. l'y~
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ko1iCe


IfNuEg AUTHORITY % as ONnEn ot
| sale. fruntru by tHu ItIri Judicial uias
n RI & Iuf. o. tht UHuufY of so lHtr. state
Uf itnl. dated Mal - lTH wHN HHI Us
IHIFat, fa'r rIr flNYWiua described rafl rsu a.,
Boz zoe r1uniy of salt lakr, tate uf lnh
tUflmfurtHa u thH northeast corner Of lot
90 o. tu b'nrE i've .hI. p|ut"u. Hat i.ahr
tuF aurFaG, and fuuuInE thence a1uth seven
% ruiH. thence rast tea 40 rode. thence
north fevou % rods thCurc wet zen 900 rods
20 10 UIaHr lf NCsInuiHE.
Too sale wII Nn made 90 or utrr July 18th.
n6 and bids Will De- tcfgWo1 by tht undersigned
lu care u JrNu O. NUHrkFr. pnHt1n.Tu luuu'
Ing, saIt tHAo lIfY. slate OF ltab.
Terms u aa.U UHHH. ten per cent payable VI
tho time uf sale. aHd balance uu0n rnnhfma
too Iy said court
WILLIAM T.. y. AtLTN Ili.
Adm.ulafFatUr OF lUr lHlatu % WlIllam l. y.
Allen. deemed
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NOTICE II uEREBY GIVEN ~ IuE
~ Uty Council OF silt iaso uilT. tote n
I tah. OF the detention OF such tnunrl o. ntst
tlr following ucsorihcd I'M rovomonls ll.sl
. NtruuinE aud laying sewer hlons NC 70 900.
iur UtWeg street un tho north tiie o. 'e.nna
suufu stree from Ne inierfUetion Niih econ
tHst HueOt ~ tItth rHststttoi, hnd a. lf'l mo
rusf ID ffUoi, uHtiuated a. 81 90 psr llh.N uf
FROM foot ur twn thnusand i've hundt arl
svNrufH four dollars, by n lucai So rnl
uruu iuH rnrks. lnis, parts 81 lots an woes
ut q uUudwU blu sewer Dist1rt 20 2 Hfng
Que rpm ft,. los y - OF lots snd p - ~
grHund WI hin asii district ~ he tht 0'si of
Irurulct by ISL improvements nHmeN lot
J. .. and block O., plat ~ hnd lola PM
bloc 90. uat a." and lots ?, lhl a.
UIupl Tl.pat' A." Sa Lake Cit1 suYtI
NlI protests mud obieeunns 10 ihe thfl ns
out NJ surh tnttn lon 10 make ssll H.Nf.'e
r. Ut must hr presented IN w. ltinEW We iI
ilolurttt on or before tue slst day ~ J.N
IrU h,iug tho time set Wv sa,i 'NanfN
Whtr rs viii neHr nnd consider tueh pi|tr
ulHa De- mHy he made thereto
~, order 81 me tity C0unth OF ralt lat,
en-, o. " utah. made tho sha AT of
''''' DAVID s. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
Sever Intention No, 81
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hnIloE of AssEssMsNT.

Golden star 81 u and Mining Company n
tafu1fat no, pr nriuai pace " bust
uoss J,a,ph ~, ltah,
Nvu1Igg L uiHruY GIVEN THAT
y at NEE iug ~ the directors held on
Igut 900. l-Hi. an assrssmHnt OF one cent por
On Ir Wa levied on the capital Ock Of tue
UJ.rHu. tir,tuTtr Of tho elmpsny, Il his
01.UH uum 30 rs Atlas IT. ca, second south
-rgrt boz -1lt Lac city, Utah. Any stoes
upon which ihs u. stgsmont NAV femHln 10
HHHINFrIsuu tor sale az public hucuou, AMI
aH.t.a payment be- made teiotr, WI be- SOLD
ul kuguaI BIst, r. %, ~ pay the delinquent A.
tyasUyut t1F turr With eosi OF adNrfhtlnE
HuI U.uruso OF sale . ..,.,.,,,
secretary,
u.to OF bret publication June 0, $50
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NOTICE.

TfIuNH- BENEttr BulLplNo 20 "
q. E.uu's brhrut tuildins society WI 70 HtIl
uu IUusIay. July u. lsud, ats O'tlosh N az
fHrt g. NJ I shoe Factory, Tor we ''' l''
OF U.tra for Tho ensuing yeAr, iha w .'.lli.
tHuut tnH huanriai report aud the usl'a. l'H
ultu. other bnsiness - may lA"iulS ''4,
EDGAR HOWE, seorshv
fALIl.hkU JrN, June -, l79O'
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AUd IU accordance wi law anu the oflofs
of IIf Hoard o. urrytura made Apfll SD And
Soy H.U, IH o.. 90 mhny FharfH OF oHch pHfrcl
Of such Hturt aa my be- necessary VIII DO sod
20 Ir tank ~ q e. ufnirk a 90. Main street,
flIi l. Be- t#yt Utah, a. q. IN 90 Juy lsL
IHH iuuHN UrtHuuutu nHHtfamf % thereon 10
F.turf Itn coat Of advertising and expenses
UI the thlo. ..,,...... .-.
D ltr ~ nrst pubii Auon June l!th, lslo
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LEGAL Notice.


Ia the matter u The istatr OF blanchard o.,
fttut, deceased,
NOTICE IS ttLNEN GIVES THAT
~ brewer pctit, aumiui8iralor " the 90
tate of u auChatd a.. fctut urcgHfpu. haa
rendered Tor settlement Hud ulrd 90 Halu
UuuTthis INA Artuuut this administration OF
sAId stthtu au petition fur nllI ufUiNuNou
ct tho residue n HAId estate among the per.
sons entitled thereto, ruu that FtluAy, me 8rd
day OF JuIy, A. u, I7I 90 Goo uluUE a W., AZ
tnU court room uf UhId count Iu The County
cont. iious. sat Lake Guy ui county, tab,
bAs been uuly appointed bT the Judge " said
court Tor tho settlement ut HHIu hIruuut aud
hearing sHid petition tor distribution, 90 which
tlmu aud place Hny UrTFou Interested Iu fAli
estate may appear Aud chow cause, " any
there be Why SAID account HUuulu not BIO Hrt
tied AMI apUoYCu aud uuAl distribution MADE
o. prayed Tor
uatUu June Itth, lsN
seal q 3. STANTON, Clerk
by A. e.. NEEsE. ueputi N.rtk.
tor
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE.

NNE spHHELL iIOKsE ABOUT sLyEN
~ yrafa old. whith IA tsce, right hiui i1uI
Whto' BRAIDED 4 on ivft shoulder
10 thr Hbuyu described amin ! u not Nh uei
and takun hWAy On or before ~ Nc
No., 1855. " D. m., u VIII be sofa h We
highest bidder al action NJ ~ sstraN uIaHl
JOHN u. NATION,
Found Keeper
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ussvr sait Iah- coy
No. .--Taf iuah4m. ltorU, Utiul
Jutou4n aud aIi oinn EAft 1894 -
No = Uf truru Utauu sunciipn
uuu al pnIHts taal.s.sss...s w W.
no. Lot sS',,! l'n lna ,.......... top. N
Ma t=fuf NiugHHm. VIZ lltaaahls
MhHfL fnIuf. itfstr0 90 aud 49,.
aii int1rut iIaf puirtt ....-.. NV W N''
80 f-IUr tufUaa. phFdon, Provo. ..,.... Cd.
and ar intermediate points w
So t-lut usifi 900 tho Wett ..a
DO l-IIr Uaf1n 11t tis Nrtt,..' - % ''''
Arrive salt iaho ,i'T
No i-trou % u1btm, To1o,iiiai &C.,
FuuUbua anu zoe utsissss.s I ~ D. IA
~ ia 10 s'to . I''u. .-' uisp N,
t-lfuu Provo iiu fhs ~, iufeaA
lH.NHrII .HuuH, Nfnt ana
nIl mtnfmr ITO rOinlttsss.s va p IA
No. t=if1u uEdcn aua iuicfmod' am. ID,
ialt b.. Iutfsss.sz.ss s.s..sa ...t.as ~. ID
SO 5-IfuH tufeEt and raytuna. ll'
hN 80 rom uF1aa snt tnc Wet p
So - rom trdon and enc Mgals '1eI.
OnvIIua r1uuns through fuuman 49, -
"a 1atc Dt. 20 ucnNfr va tranH .unst.,
Of 81 tau Lake q t1 90 Kansas tiy anu 'A'eA
'Itmp.f irulit. Ia family Nceref. wihoi
tbaHHa DO hauaaa f.tV. chicago aud hlato
mo reclining taau ears tat lass
Denver.
l.tks, OGca 10 v. End S9ll
1t. uObgH Stu MsHsscr
~. NAIttgk. Iram1 Manager
. A. MAut.Eitu. hUu la.asr A..
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or TR2 WORLD
The only llDo FOnulDg tEO
Through Past IFIlls tllJ
LEbDVlLLB.
ASPEN, PUEBLO.
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DEaVER.
EPFELTlYg 10y. IS, igll

Train No. leaves Ogden s.54ar,
Salt Lake S'oS am, arrive n rgt5i,
sIS am. Colorado Springs 7,yt A.,
Denver 1910 a,ni.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden sf. pm.
Salt Lake r,lH pm, aruvc ut lu.l.
s ~ PM, Colorado Springs 6iSlm.
Denver "a, pm.
.panos ton. INSIDE a. Pueblo, CHlHs.-.,
yrtings and Dsnvtr with al lin.H ~.
hsgan DAY ontchea, chair ulIaanI pH.l.
man aisepuIs on all Trains. ruts 4,
u. q Il. q. aud have y senatorial Ui1
AMI enjoy Ihs hnsal tesuery o. Mo ooa.
iinuaL
LH. HuuHES SIX. HOOPER
NIs nc nsnkrsr, q. P.ar.A.
Dsntar, Colo, nenvaF, IN
y. Z NEFfNa.
Qsnerai Arsut
ALI rmna g1frs Il
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The latt two performances Of Pm.
fore at Saltair tonight aud tom II "
night.
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Made Alice uyr and Loretta Uyo, rlhIuuua.
" ilurensu Dc and Harriet ElitA ulc,
defendants,
NOTICE u UEutBY GIVES THAT
~ pursuant tu Hu order ~ a.lu made lu
thr aiove ruUHr1 action on tho .tnu uAT %
June. lsit, NII, 90 .lm Ou tho ittn DAY uf
Jul. To- % IlH HUHt door uf loo " " ami
QUIT UuldUHE H inc riiY Hul county ~
FAt tatc, -tA.r0f ltHh, uifr fur selr 20 mo
highest UUrrr Cor rash. all 90 thU fuiuWlus
described real paIHif, gu.WIt.-
Cor muuHug 10 900 souihuast corner uf Got
T. block b, b Ht 'l' Hat Lake Guy survey
running 90 uro WUt lH rods tHuuUo norm
rods, lhruUu rast HUts, tIrHrr south tHrrt
70 90 thr UIh.r u. HrrIuuUF. No blu will
be rrc. lrlt for lrss lhIuil..us
bhiv1 Juno 20 Is|s
d Ssh e, LITrLF, Referee
p.J. DAILY. Attorney for rsnUH
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Pinafofe a. SAT-. o. the lAk tine
tonight aud Tomorrow nieht.
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rAsu CAPITAL, 'luO'u WV,
CAsII btupLts, '-o''Ve'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Address, f. j. CHENEY & Co, Tole
do, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. G. Cheney for the last Is years. ano
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O, WALDING KINNAN &
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
For Sale.

Improved farm, 120 acres, with
stock and machinery aud obuilding'
worth 81, 10000. Nice brook by barr
and house. Good hay meadow. Car
sell cheap and on long time. This is
a bargain.
Also many other bargains for i'm
proved lands from $500 to $500 pei
acre in Mile Laos and adjoining
counties. Products from these lands
took first premium at our State Fail
at St. Paul in 1895 and 1896.
Write for full particulars to,
MS. RUTHERFORD,
Princeton, Mimi.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
! I ood;S
chest, always ready, al mM IN
ways efficient, always sat- ~
isfactory; prevent a cold 81 -
or fever, cure all liver ills,
sick headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.

able station as Mankato. Agent
Johnson, however, denies that his ap-
pointment is in the interest of the
G. & n. W. road, and says that he is
the joint agent of the two roads as
far as passenger business goes.
A telephone is to be placed in the
union depot ticket Office, and until
that is done the public can obtain in
formation in regard to the passenger
trains on both sroads at the G. & N.
w. depot.
The ticket office at the new depot
is roomy, and the two waiting rooms
are connected by an arch way.
The old track through the city will
be abandoned. The yards were clear
ed of standing cars today, and nothing
more important than an occasional
switch engine is expected to pass
along the line. Under the terms Of
the ordinance, the old track must be
torn up by one year from yesterday,
the day that trains began to run regu
larly over the new track.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
1923. 1923. IS
This leaves the society in a health

This leaves the society in a healthy
condition financially which will
greatly assist in efficient work this
season.
Immediately after the holidays
work will be begun on one of the best
oratories and the public will be given
an opportunity in the early spring to
hear something fine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

Diseases of women speciality by
DR.. f. D. Brandenberg, 401 S. Front
St., Cor. Jackson. Office hours, 1912
"a. Telephone 90.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

The trial of Adam Rockefeller, in
Jail at ST. Peter for murder in the
first degree, has been continued until
the next term of court.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
To the Farmers.

1 want your chickens, calves, hogs,
cattle and sheep, and will pay highest
market price at the packing house
Chas. J. Macbeth, Mankato. 14tf.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

-Fifty-two people of Nicollet
county have taken out their second
papers since court opened at ST.
Peter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
CHORAL SOCIETY.
Report Made of its Financial
Condition.

The following report of the finan-
cial condition of the Mankato Choral
Society has been handed us:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

Soft wood taken in exchange for
merchandise at the Model Clothing
and Shoe House.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11
Much in Little

cine ever contained so great curative power in
so small space They are whole medicine
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

The way to cure catarrh is to puri-
fly the blood, and the surest. safest,
best way to purify the blood is by TAX
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True
Blood Purifier.
Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient,
always reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

ONE WANTED ACROSS THE
MINNESOTA.

The Council and North rIankatO
Citizens Talk the Matter Over-A
ST. Paul Bridge Builder Offers
Some Practical Suggestions and
Gives Some Figures-Health and
Nuisance Ordinances Passed-PIan
to Reduce Plumbers License Fee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

Honey to Lend
On farm lands on easy term.
MANKATO SAVINGS BANK.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-12-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
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Kirklan & Starkey, the ST. Paul con-
tractors, from all damages from the
Byron and Pleasant street sewer, and
n
The new North-west., 1896-03-27
WAS "A CONTINUOUS OvAT
Committee on Rivers and IfnrbOrs
Inspect the Ohio River.

Cincinnati, March 22.-The4 CONNER
cial-Gazette's specials from points
along the Ohio river show that the con-
gressional committee on harbors and
rivers and those accompanying the in
spection of this waterway had ovations
at all stops made today The steamer
Virginia was gaily decorated and was
supplied with orchestra music and
luncheons. The ovation on board was
enjoyable. ~"..M..
At Marietta stop was made to visit
historical points around the first set
Elements in the Northwest Territory
The Musllingum Improvement was in
spected. At Parkersburg the congress
men, their ladies and others in the
party had barely time for the dinner
at the Jackson house that awaited
them previous to leaving on the Balti-
more & Ohio express at 7:10 tonight for
Washington The steamer was five
hours late, but the party made their
train all right.
The new North-west., 1896-03-27
IDAHO.

Jesse Pollard, the well known farmer
and democratic politician of Meridian,
has been seriously injured by the kick
Of vicious horse, Tt is feared his spine
is permanently affected by the blow
The Teller says that several river
crews have just left Lewiston for the
timber regions UP the Clearwater and
adds that the output will be double of
that of any previous year.
The annual meeting of the stoczhold-
ers Of the Lewiston National bank re-
suited in the reelection Of the old board
of directors, who organized with the
same officers.
T.. Sweet has started his stage line
between Boise and Hornet He will
make trips every other day for the pres
ent. The Hornet postoffice has not yet
been opened.
A rate Of one fare for the round trip
has been made by the Union Pacific for
the immi grafton convention to be held
In Boise on April Q
A bicycle club has been formed at
Lewiston with the following officers:
O. A Kjos, president; l.. G. Guire, sec
retary; Mrs. A. S. Stacy, treasurer
Seven men will be employed at the
new brick yard at Denver, and from
$4,000 to 10000 bricks per day will be
made.
Mrs. M. l.. Staver of Boise used car
holic acid as eye water by mistake. and
may lose her sight.
1t is estimated tha $500 worth Of fur
has been shipped from Bonners Ferry
this winter.
a daughter of Judge Claggett has
opened a private kindergarten in Boise
Lewiston is to have q Royal Arcanum
lodge starting with % charter members
An Odd Fellow lodge has been insti-
tutel at DeI4amar with 80 members.
The new North-west., 1896-03-27

But the Dervishes Are StiIl Threat
eninE Sabdernt puss.

MassoWah, March ga force or 600
Dervishes attacked Sabderat pass on
March 8. 1t was defended by so native
troops, and the enemy We're defeated
and fled, leaving Al killed. The Italian
loss was three killed.
On March is 1900 Dervishes renewed
the attack, but they We're repulsed
with heavy loss. Three thousand Der
wishes are still threatening the pass,
and reinforcements have been dis
patched from Cassala. The Negus Men
elk has ordered his chiefs to meet at
Makalle, where he will bid them farewell
and return to Shoa.
NEGUS MENELIK'S BIG DEMAND
Rome, March 22.-The Tribuna says:
Negus Menelil1 demands an indemnity
Of IS ,000,O 900 in gold.
The new North-west., 1896-03-27

WAS A FATAL SUNDAY TRAGEDY
II White Man and IL CGIored aIrn
Engage in Deadiy Combat.

Columbus, Ohio. March pa tragedy
which will result in the death Of two
men occurred Sunday afternoon near
Brice, small station 10 miles south
east OF this city. The participants in
the affair were Elijah Rutter, white
man, and John White, colored The
trouble originated over the formers
wife, with whom Rutter claimed White
was familiar.
The men met in a barn on a farm
Where White worked, when Rutter as
saulted White with corn knife The
latter drew a revolver and fired twice
at his antagonist, both bullets taking
effect, one in the leg and the other in
the lung. White received cut across
the head, fracturing the skull. Phyal-
clans say the men are fatally injured
The new North-west., 1896-03-27
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON.

II oilON NlllS lle permanent oliicerS OF
the Clarke County Immigration Asso-
citation; President, L. Sohns vice presi-
dent, r. Knies; second vice president,
@. Fl. Greedy; third vice president, Fl. r.
Carpenter; secretary. George c. Fitch
cock; treasurer, Charles Brown
The steel cable in Henry Ellis logging
camp in Pacific county broke last Tues
day and part Of the flying chain struck
George Fairchld in the face breaking
the lower jaw, displacing all of his
teeth and cutting his face and forehead
badly.
Past Grand Master f. NJ. Spain has
Instituted Edith Lee Lodge No. 73 A.
Q. Y. w, at Mabton, with Is charter
members; and there are several appli-
cations for membership to come in on
Saturday night
"A. L. Strahl, formerly Indian farmer
at the Okanogan agency, has purchased
the ranch Of Norris & Parsons, l2 miles
from Barry. and will engage in the
stock business, says the Wilbur Regis
ter.
F. e. Phelps of Tualco, Snohomish
county, has meadow which has been
cut for % consecutive years, and still
yields three tons to the acre each wear
besides several months of pasture.
w. E. Peck of Cosmopolis has received
legal notice that he is; one OF the few
heirs to large estate in New York
state. Fhe will is to be probated the
last of this month
Judge c. NJ. Kincaid of Colfax, says
that the cold weather did not hurt the
squirrels in the least; that they are as
fat and numerous as if they had been
Stalled all winter
P. Holland of Leavenworth nurchas
ed a fine Jersey COW in Spokane The
beast was shipped by express, a very
unusual thing to do, says the Times
Allen Clark, negro, who was convict
ed of stealing horse from an Old In
dian, has been sentenced a I1llensburg
10 two years in the penitentiary.
Robert Cabot Of North Beach. Pa
cific county, has just received several
barrels of cranberry plants and viii
plant two acres next month.
About 1000 sacks of potatoes were
shipped from Cowlitz county last week,
about 500 sacks going from Lewis river
and 500 from kelso.
Last year the Stanwood creamery
produced 1852 pounds Of butter. and
the Monroe creamery produced 1000
pounds.
Philip CareWell. whose death is an
nounced at Goldendale, drove an OK
team across the plains to California in
1859.
The death is announced of Dr Knapp
OF Hamilton, an old pioneer Of Skagit
county.
The next industry promised for Taco
mo is an umbrella factory, says the
Union.
The Whooping cough is raging among
the children of White Salmon
King county's delinquent personal tax
Is now $21 S94.46
The new North-west., 1896-03-27

His Church Was Thronsed Ycstcr-
day With Curious People.

San Francisco, March 22.-For the
first time since the exposure of the Da-
vidson-Overman scandal. Rev. c.. O.
Brown occupied his pulpit in the First
Congregational church today. The
building was thronged with curious peo-
pie. many of them strangers. DR.. Brown
chose for his text, IT Know That My
Redeemer Liveth.' He did not refer d.
rectly to his recent trials, and after the
service many people crowded forward
to shake hands with him.
Mrs. Sarah r. Cooper, DR.. Browns S
chief opponent in the church, conducted
her Bible class in hall hired for the
occasion. The Bible class usually holds
forth in the church auditorium after
the regular services, but today there was
a praise service in honor of DR.. Browns
return, and Mrs. Cooper and her flock
had to seek other quarters.