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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

We have the Monterey in our clutches
again. ard Ct ia doubtful II she gets out OF
Puget sound as easily as she has hereto
fore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

possible war 81 EUROPE Is no, interest.
Ing Eurcp-sn statesmen 50 nasch asa prob
as!- p.e>e Of Afrsca-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

The SsvAis ssniiy IS making Itself RON
trent as tire tine for TIRE fail oorvep lions
approaches.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

CEATTLE THEATER-
~ Northwest Theatrical Association.
Paul B. Hyner. Resident Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. MARCH "a,
The Legitimate Comedian
EUGENE UROUkhE
Supported by his original metropolitan
company of players, in the Irish comedy
drama, THE WICKLOW PoSTMAN."
from the Fourteenth Street Theater. New
York story OF Irish life true to nature
SPECIALIZE conjunction with this mas
sive production
John l.. sullivan. And Paddy Ryan.
Champion for Il Ex-Champion OF
Years. America.
VIII appear In a three-round scientific ex-
hihition OF boxing. introduced by Charles
E t'Parson'D Davies.
Prices-e5c, 35c, 50c. 75c and 81. Seats on
sale at theater Saturday. March z.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

Mrs. Lease says - ore csn asrta,e to her.
ard Les<e has not aF.sen to aeny 1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24
a GUARANTEE.

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tees ~ sSssrsdssvs . Ssss 49, SssS es~-
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MsAsl ~ sAs sssss Of WsshtsSsss- a.
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. fAls 0Ssrsafss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

Napoleon Bona.
parte, one of the
most forceful men
In all history, a than
continually wrap
|ped in schemes and
l campaigns, in plots
\and counter plots,
striving intently
rand ambitiously for
success and power
a man whose utter
disregard for human
life made his battles
the bloodiest the
world has ever seen
this man found
bitterness in his tri-
umphs because he
had no heir to whom
to bequeath his
greatness. Joseph
inc W as divorced
largely for this rea-
son. Many women
are incapable of
bearing children.
Many more Of them
are afflicted with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

he intends 1t Is whispered, to make "mincemeat"
OF the consolidation scheme; but then Mr. Mo-
loney's Intentions not likely to stop the pros
porous gas business in Chicago, and therefore
there Is reason for the stock to decline on his
mutterings. American Tobacco monopolized
traders attention to-day, and the effective manip-
ulation In it which has been going for the last
two weeks gave II small net gain for the day,
its close registering SS%, an advance OF 101s
points since March Z. The only weak features
at the close among the active shares were Den
YER and Rio Grande preferred, Louisville and
Nashville, Northern Pacific preferred and Pacific
Mail The last-named sold for profits on
yesterdays advance. BY the agreement pro-
posed by the traffic managers Of the transconti-
mental railroads. the old allowance of $l2,5OO a
month Will be restored TO the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company in return for which the Pacific
Mail Company will give up to the railroads room
for 500 tons OF freight consigned to New-York on
each ship ii sends from San Francisco.
\ correspondent who inquiries as to the effect of
the so-caled alliance between silver Senators and
Philadelphia manufacturers upon the stock mar
ket may be pleased to learn that the incident has
had absolutely no effect upon prices or sentiment
in Wall Street The manufs cturers numb
twenty seven and their action is merely mis-
chievOus performance which does nothing fur
Their than to place them in the same class with
renegades, Populists and silverites They have
msrepresented the sentiment of the manufact-
urers Of the State of Pennsylvania. who are for
protection and honest money. and they are repu-
dated and ignored by true Republicans through
out the country
Closing prices OF number OF active stocks
compare with yesterdays follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
sAnl interest

FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-fohh'
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE ~
Week "ndlhS "1' - q, al o.. 3,o 49, s. ~ 2il
General rnerchan dse.. 12s225l o""p'"'" $3.50
Total for week 81 O3525 s. $50 dsi -, 200 ~
January l..-.-- l'H -"> "'' '-''oi''-''
IMPORTS OF SPECIE -
a.. ,A.-.oh $500 800 f22Io.12l s22:o2o
c,nce J,nnary I..... 3i43s31 li"33.S'o lS"i'o''
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
-. a.. ..o.,. $3.50 o5s 81. 900. 400 ~ Sh' ~
since January i....... 100000 3o"l'''" -'''9'''
OF the specie exports Sl5o,ooo was so'u' anu -
the sDecie imports sl49,363 was gold
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE
Tan - March II $50 ,ss 57e 75.3s.572 $50 1911 +o6
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London March 81 1880 ?. n-Con'ols 10Y. lar mon
sn1 ln 10 for account, Canadian la'hV ooo1s
Ere * do second consols 70: Illinois Central p';
MEXICAN ordinary. 49,. 81 Paul common. 90 -
York Central iO0 Pennsylvania, 3,'s' hraH,hg' -.
ve,can Central new per cent bonds. IN; l"uisN"e
and Nashyua aiL; At .hison common, las . -
3 D. Money Y PER cent. The RAJ" OF uls,pu', y"
the omen marx p, Tor both short and three months p
ts ~ 10 nor cent adyces quote per cent f''S
al lO1 francs 81 ceitim-s 'or 'hs account a.,
: u m-paris adviccs quote per cent r"hies Al i"i
francs - confines for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
Eipioeno Notices
Gorses a10 Carriages.

~>~.oo~~~~oor>y~oc~oNo~~
DETER c. KELLOGG CO, Auctioneers
Nineteenth Annual
Special Combination Sale
TROTTING STOCK
and
HARNESS HORSES.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY
March "a 25 20 and ~. 1896 Day and EVENINGS com
mencng mornings 10 O'Clock and evenings at I:o al
Madison Square Garden. New-fork
The Will commence with the closing out OF the
STONYFORD STUD,
property Of
Mr. CHARLES BACKMAN. stonyford. " Y,
will contain many eonsignments
TROTTERS ROADSTERS CARRIAGE HORSES, Stall
LIONS. BROOD MARES. SC.
from various breeders and owners.
including Messrs
ALEX CAMPBELL. {. Y. WEMPLE.
H. NJ WHITEHEAD Estate OF Edwin Bates.
D. ". Hl'RIEIGII. FARLEY A. RUSSELL.
BITHER & cONLEY NJ. F. SMITH.
". +. STEELE. and many others
AMONG FAST HORSES
included in the sale are
Winnie H.. 21Gi., Roscoe 2:l2s+ lpl
Neni. a23 Kate Canrey 2:lsi3;
Miss Hunter. 2:2I.; Amelia. 2;2lls p);
Ely 2:24st: Eliridge. 220;
Elsnore 2:2j Halyan. 2:22s;
Morton. 2.22: Dixie 22GS.;
Colonel s. 2:2l.; John Cody Jr.. 2:25;
Preston. 2.212.; Emma May 22siz;
La Bel. 2:27 Iseifort (trj. 2is;
Most Of these good racehorses in their classes
roadster and there them land others
in the sae matched pairs Of great speed and road quail
tiles.
There many horses Of great speeds without
public suitable track road matched
for carriage and family many fine single drivers
for pleasure and utility.
For catalogues address
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.. AUCTIONEERS
lO1 JOhn-st, New-Yorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
financial.
To BondhoIders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Holders OF Mer-
camille Trust Company Certificates OF
Deposit, under the agreement OF Febru-
arx 10 1904

Under and in conformity with the powers and
OF the Pondholders Agreement above mentioned we
hereby give note that Reorganization committee mas
nrenarsd and sdopted plan and Agreement for the re-
Organization the affairs Of the Northern fa.s Y,
Company and has duly lodged the same NJ Ne" ioIf
City In the office of this Reorganization ooiIi.' III
with The Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY anu ~
Merca ntle Trust Company: and Berlin and LONDON win
the Deutsche Bank. $500 .-,,,o, .o,,ea
Al each of said places also will be found printed c0prs
said Plan and Agreement for distribution 10 bohuoei
and Certificate holders. .
Dated New York March 10th. 1906.
EDWARD ID. ADAMS. Chairman.
Louis FITZGERALD. vicc-Chnfrmnn'
JOHN G.. BULLI1T.
CHARLES ii. GODFREY.
j. ID. PROBST.
JAMES STILLNAN.
ERNST THALMANN. c,....
Reorganization Committee
CHARLES C. BEAMAN } Of Counsel
WIN. NhLsoN MARCUS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
TRUST COMPANIES.
MISCELLANEOUS SECuEIlIi

American Grocery Company. hrst Irei'tt,n; - .,
American Tyne Founders Company W,'''''' - IL,
1Yanln III -, Company. lst prefrrIeA - %
Herring Hall Marvin Company W.l''''".'' a. 10
.Metr0r0fan Ferry Company ISL o'.-.''''' -.
N.v York and New .Jcf-ey Teirphlh'. '''-''' =, -
Postal Telegraph and cable Company oaIsi 2a.r,
singer Manufacturing Company -.-''..'''''' 20
mon Ferry .-.-.'.-t.-'''t' '''''''' iD3 los
Union Ferry nrst - ..n, I5is 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

All holder, Of tn, nbove-descrbei bonds. notes ana
stocks are deposit the same as required o' ~
plan. 49,, a. -
Securities no, so deposited will not be entitled 10 par
,,c,ne,e in the benefits Of the reorganization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits or the re-
spective dates:
,,,f 90 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Inc stock market, after weak opening, rallied
en covering OF shorts and at the close the ma tor-
iights closing. Chicago Gas made the most prom
nenf gain, but on small volume of business.
me presence In the city of that sworn enemy OF
Trusts. the protector Of the State of Illinois, At
20 md out why well-chosen committee OF able
bankers should want to consolidate the Chicago
gas companies In way which would make 1t
Rossiole Tor the stockholders to receive dividends,
sau sn excellent effect upon the stock. and
sSused some good buying OF 1t. Mr. Moloney be-
sesss tnaf the stock should have gone down. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
THE BANK STATEMENT.


The principal changes reflected in the statement
OF the associated banks published to-day We're IN
the loan. specie and deposit items. The DISPOSE
ton of the banks to keep out of the commerclal
paper market was shown in the loan account
which made gain Of only Ss99, 400, against gain
in the preceding week Of s2,03S0 coo loss or
So 800 in specie was the result Of the call by
the Treasury for 20 per cent OF the bond pay
ments held in depository banks The movement
of currency in the week was not heavy. anu the
principal call was for the cities in the East very
little money going to the West. decrease oil
81 329 500 in specie and one of S5l4,2Io IN !esai
tenders caused a falling off in the banks cash
holdings of 81 si4OO0 and decrease Of si75l4oo
in deposits decreased the banks reserve required
against deposits by s37,S50, that the result OF
all the changes was loss in surplus reserve OF
s24OS15O to sl9O42675, against $l4l4e 800 in the
responding time in 1894. The operations OF 'he
Sub-rreasury with the banks in the week caused
a loss to the banks of s4,645s6S
The following are the comparative slateieH's
of March IA and March p:
Loans M15:s 100 % s4sssS ss 200
sif " s$osScS s:Sai1oS Dec ~ 3 iS
cjrsulaon ... 'i iSsssoo Ssceo Dec IS so
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
spective dates:
1899 ss Dee Dee 81
ro,., reserve si4a oo 200 sl4io572 200 Dec s2siooo
sssns depts 122s52s75 I22o452' Dec 49, $50
surplus ... s244s.s2o slo.oia.o75 Dec. 81 4o6 100
The clearing House statement for the day was
as follows: Exchanges, ss5sSS6Is; balances. ga
395 599 For the week Exchanges, $ooS,32oZ2S;
balances. $3l ,sO4426 .
The total bank clearings OF all the clearing
fnr he
today show a gain Of s42.61S,75S over the CORE
spending week of lest year .
The following are the changes ioT me colIe
spending week of the three preceding years:
1s95-I,cans decreased s4.35l 600, cash decreased
f5S46 600. deposits decreased ss44s 300 and surplus
reserve decreased 81, i52.2'5. lss4IIoans IN
creased 81 SIC 800. cash increased S2.e2o'loo' de-
posts increased 81 1000 and surplus reserve IN
creased 81 1850 1S93-Loans decreased A'SA',
ZOO cash increased s25SssOO deposits @ ge e
s245s 700 and surplus reserve increased s52o4OIo.
The following table shows the bank holdings
On the respective dates:
March q 2. 20 Na s;s e e 20 N;1 3 g
.::ss + :sSs sss$.E 90 .:ss i$s
Circulation ....... ii.24s'Oo0 l2Sec3oo 14lss.ooo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits OF the re-
spective dates:
.p.c. Mar's q q Hn':s 3 = 20 Mar. 3:
|sal-tenders ilG.silGoo Id2s7eco s254l.s"
Total reserv. soi5 $4,000 $I4liOs 800 SlilO57.2OO
Ss against deposs ,accs5o .27eclsoo l2so4aa'
c,rs $40 or go sl4liG5OO sl9 O42.C
s su.p,aS ''''' :95 277 2s9
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the be ms holdings,
together with the percentage OF reserve held by
each bank National banks are required to keep
a reserve Of % per cent, and State banks one OF 10
per cent:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
s.,rs AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETRO-
LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.

Open High Low Clos Shares
ing est est. ing. sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
HnaurlaI.
HnanriaI
>~'N~~~~~~S~o"~~~~N>NNo
The monetary TRUST
FINANCIAL FORECAST.

remarkable period CT prosperity eliminated in 1889
The following year the whole earth was storm-swept.
Enterprise Frustrated in country confidence
driven every capital distrus came into control OF
the whole realm Of and locked all money into
vaults Industry hushed and capitalists themselves
relatively poor. In the midst Of this WORLDWIDE
depression happened that the United States
crops and other countries produced small
This enabled sell large production at high
prices countries and draw into midst enor-
nous Of money from other parts Of the world
That money drained countries already exhausted
inamed American enterprise and lifted American quota
above export value-that is above the level or
conditions Such imitation not the beginning
Of a new cycle It false start Every sub
antial revival must returning prosperity
TO all countries people alone cannot create genuine
epoch Therefore values gradually settled back
TO a level with the Of the world. Then came three
years Of repose and from repose forth the
energies Of mankind TO begin anew the creation
Of prosperity The present Industrial epoch is founded
upon improved business conditions all over Europe. and
exceptional Improvement Britain. The workmen Of our
country are receiving high living at low cost and
filling savings banks with money. They have that large
buying power which is the soundes foundation for COM
business Temporary sensations may cloud the skies
OF clustering March, but will pass away.
A financial cycle has indeed been born II will not
be a quick movement; the slow growth Of great
nature Already is bringing the cheerful forces q
human the front all the haunts Of men,
II will prove greater than all previous cycles will fill the
civilized world with Industrial achievement and will
finally develop the largest prosperity which the
amazed heather have gaze1. The NewYor<
crty market therefore, rests upon foundation broad
az civilization and strong nature. Surface move
mens mean nothing. Feeble manipulation has retarded
exactly predicted. but general
advancing tendency logical prove Irresistible.
FRANCIS d. CARI.T,Y President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22

Railway bonds were comparatively active. but
without important change in value last prices
generally being al fractional losses. The Atchi-
son. Northern Pacific. Southern Railway. Erie.
Kansas and Texas and Reading issues developed
the largest business. elsewhere dealings being
confined to small figures. The business in
bonds however better distributed than
that in stocks. Northern Pacific first registered
We're down rs to ll62s; the second coupons, IA
to 1lOa. and the collateral trust notes, y to
S9i5 while the consol 5s advanced y to Eie.
Some other weak features were Atchison 4s,
which declined z to 76%; Atchison sec onds: u
to 2ias; Chicago and Northern Pacific frst
receipts. y to 40: Kansas and Texas seconds,
q to 56a4. and Reading first preference incomes
q to 20.
Money on call was per cent. Time contracts
for thirty days were made at per cent; Tor
three months 4G4l4 per cent. for four and SIX
months Az per cent Commercial paper for high
grades ruled at 512m6 per cent for ali periods
Foreign exchange closed the week UNCHANGED
Posted rates for sterling were 81 IS and 81 Ss
for long and short bills respectively Closing
rates for actual business were as follows:
Gables. Long bin. short short b.Ii'
Sterling +ss@+ssH 's'aattTis. 'S"'ossis,.
a.S,:1. ~ ~ .Ss
The price of commercial bar silver In TINS mar
ket was 6S2sc. Mexican dollars were quoted al
542. N55c In London bar silver advanced y -
81 5-16d . rha
Money on call in London was y per cent. =, ne ne
rat. Of discount in the open market was io-'V
rer cent for short and three months blIs. frehch
rentes We're l0l francs 81 confines rams ~
change OF. London % francs 22ie confines hii'-
ish consols wer- lO9 9-i6 for money ana lVS's ior
the account. Further details of foreign markets
ar. given in the usual cable report printed IN
another column.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS
The receipts from customs reported from WASH
ington to-day were S462. 204. from Internal feNe-
nue. s3s, 364 and from miscellaneous sources
s2O951 The Treasury received s2lI.SsO Natiohai
bank notes for redemption. and the receipts on
this account for the week ended to-day amouh'tn
TO 81 5G5 35l To secure National bank note CIR
culation it holds 1921 Ca. $50 in bonds as follows
-Four Der cents 1901 az 90.
Two per 40 aso
Tinted States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week 81, 1926 900 United states Dohus
Withdrawn. s2sl. 900. National bank note clrcu-
Iotion acknowledgements notes. S2l9ss3lto'
gold notes SIS. 1872, against which the treasury
holds s2l 529 62s legal-tender money Tor reoeihP-
ton Of surrendered circulation -,
The Sub-Treasury has debit balance at the
Clearing House to-day Of $l7s.'63
Appended Is table OF the current quoiatlons
Of city bank Stock. together win 'he'f par
ol,,a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
finanfial.
finanrlal.
Penna. Coal Co. Stock
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Tobey e. Kirk,
BROAD STREET.

! DROPOSALS FOR SI,3O0,Sl4.99 GOLD
i Bonds and stock OF the city Of New York
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION $3.50
EXECUTORs. ADMINISTRATORS GUARDIANS, ~
izf ~ H 1M r. I ls frME s AH hoN
iNTrREsT THREE PER CENT. PER ANNrM
seaed proposals. Will be received y The controller OF tns
Thursday the "a day April 1890 ut o'clock T. NJ:
they VIII be publicly opened. for the whole OF p"
OF the following registered bonds ana STOCK OF
The a n OF OF n. ne Of AMERICA Of
Standard OF weight and hueness. TO wit; 49,.
the prn i9ai payable November l. io2i.
2os 10000 Consolidated Stock Of the City Of New
College Of the city OF New-Yofk and for the
purchase Of new stock or plant Tor , Inc ne
400 600 90 tconsoliiated Stock Of the City OF New
York to provide FOR psy'n,n, n OF a sw r,a1:
Damage Comrnisson--the principal payable
November !. 1910, A.,
100000 'consoldaed Stock OF the ul,y o, lev
the principal pas able November l. 1915. .
100000 Consolidated Stock 81 the city OF Nrw-
Stock Of the CITY Of New York'-ths prn-
cipal payable November ]. 1918
9naasd d soeh ~ , ,ns ~ the OF city
New Yosk"-the principal payable November
]. 1925 ~ 49,,
York" known Fire Hydrant stock'--ths
principal payable November I. 1928
642+i4oo concentrated siccs Of The cry o. Ner s.
principal payable November ]. 1918:
proposals should be inclosed In sealed envelope
PROPOSALS Tor Bonds OF the csrp95a,ion Of the
closed envelope addressed 10 tho Copuoier Vi
the city OF Newyork.
AsHBEi. y. FITCH. CONTROLLED
CITY or NEw-YORK-FINANcE DEPARTMENT. Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
BONDS AND MONEY
sked.

Sales Of Government bonds confined to
$1,000 coupon As Of 1925 at 1854. Final quota
tons follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
RAILROADS.
BAL TIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Railroads

Baltimore Warrington Chicngo Cincinnati.
st. Louis and all Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
go" m and l2l5 night pITTsBTRG 2;So ex sum
a. M. Goo p. m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE SID
ing Carr 200 o m g 30 D M ex sun Dining Carr
go p m, Dining Carr. 800 p m. l2:l5 night
NORFOLK. II; 30 a. m. daily
Sleeper $50 sun, 200 p. m. Sun
Offices lls. i72. 26l. AS LAO Broadway. 81 East
IAN ST. i2i Bowery y. y 1888. Sti Fulton ST. Brook
lyn station foot OF Liberty 81. c. r. r. of y. J.
NewYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence 70 destination.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-16
DISTRICT COURT.

The district court will be in session in
Shoshone, Monday November End. The
following cases are on the court calendar
Annie Sturgis vs.. J. K. Sturgis action
for divorce. Texas Angel attorney for
plaintiff.
A. R. Chrichton VS.. L. S. Vader-
Equity, Drummer & Drummer attorneys
for plaintiff, V. Bierbower attorney for
defendant.
Frank Hagerman VS.. Z. S. Morley
foreclosure.
Mary L. Hall VS.. Eziekiel Haywood
foreclosure.
j. F. White VS.. Lincoln county-aD-
peal from action of the board of county
commissioners to recover bill disallowed
J. S. Waters attorney for plaintiff.
H. NJ. Thatcher VS.. Steve Winchester
to recover possession of property.
Louise L. Wood vs.. Fred S. Wood
divorce, J. S. Waters attorney for plain
tiff.
State of Idaho VS.. Robert Redmond
grand larceny.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-16
FINE BUCKS FOR SALE.

l will be in Mountain Home on or
about tn 10th Of October with about 800
head of the celebrated Cunningham
Long Wool Delano and Merino bucks
from Pendleton, Oregon. Will sell to
the right parties on one years time,
and if Mckinley is not elected, the buy
er need not pay for them at all. Quality
considered, they will be the cheapest
bucks ever offered for sale in this sec
zion. The bucks will be in Mountain
Home for Is days only. For further
particulars address. Chas. Cunningham,
Pendleton, Oregon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-16

Prof. Lubis has beer doing the artistic
on the new stores this week.
On the 9th inst. the members of the
Shoshone high school held meeting
for the purpose Of organizing literary
society. Prof. Mcmahon presiding. The
object of the society is to be the advance
ment of literature and to enable its
members to become thoroughly familiar
with parliamentary rules and usages.
The following officers were elected: Miss
Waters, president, Katie BYrne, Secre-
tary, Clyde Senter, treasurer. On mo-
ton of Prof. Mcmahon thata committee
be appointed to draft constitution and
bylaws, the following committee were
selected MRS. Burnside, Miss Patton,
Prof. Mcmahon. A motion by Mrs.
Burnside that committee be appointed
to look after entertainments, ETC., was
carried and the following were appointed
Miss Loretz, Miss McFall and Miss
Burns. After some very pleasing as
well as entertaining remarks by Prof.
Mcmahon, the meeting was adjourned.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-10-16
SPARRlNG CHALLENGE.

hereby challenge any person in Lin
coin county, to a six round sDarring
contest, with six ounce gloves, for a
purse of $40 and gate receipts. Will
give or take pounds either way from
1876 pounds. Address 'C'.
Journal Office.