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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
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hombas para aehiq%as " ttilss para sal-
vnnsnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
COLORES KE TUBOS

PARA LA P fNTU.RA AL OLEO Y
La OUAIxELA, fiE AOABAN DE-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17

De venta, en- IL Imprenta do
BoL1TM M1RcAHru.
La bolsa, 81 Oomercio
las sociedades Mercan.
tiles, ! I IS
LAcciones de Derecho Me1
canttl, por varios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela, /
tomo---.->-..>s O.
ubro de Las S4tiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, comprende: SAti-
ras, La arcadia moder.
M, G-andezas de loo
peQuehos, Epigramas
letrillas, Varlas fAbulas
Moralejas, / tomo, r6s-
tica 260 paginas.. I Ol
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramir0, / to-
mo r6stica. ca..---. n
Nnconete J ooEtadillo ?
III ncenciado Viduela
poS idem, un tomo-.-. a
Los Baiios de Argel, 90.
media, por Id, un tomo. A
ri gallardo espahol, idem:
por idem, I'm tomo. n
La leyenda de Noohe-bus
NA.->~~s .~>. .>> n
III hijo del Sacristan, DOE
don Carlos Ffontaura,
4 tomoe. ..........>- a
Felipe 2: Rstudio Hist6ri.
90 critico, por v. &C.
mes, ! tomo ..-- 2,
hierro, Estudio cientia.
90, por don Julio. $50.
mo& ss~~s...~s n
HomanAje Poeaoo, Poe
sias dc s. lngenios, .
tomo-~>~~- ~~-~~ n
Leyenda do los Reyes, no
vela histories, por don
Torcuato TArfAgo, I 70.
mo- -~~~~. .~>-~- A
6AbitAhilidad de leo A.
tros, por don joss No.
reno Euenres, ! tomo- n
huebles y TApices, sagun.
dn sArie dc cArsas Q una
schocitA sobre 10 habl.t
tAc.on. por y. Miquel ,
BadlA. ] tomo -.
Pielto del mAtrimouio. por
Guerrero y SspdlvedA.
- - tomo \
Las matfos.. por Fron.au.
-. ! tomo.----.. I
OAntares do IN vielo. Dor
don Tcodofo Guerrero
tosuo. .~.....- I
Puntos de vistA, por do,
| Miguel AoyA, n somo 4
ncos EaeloaAles , Cansa-
RlrsA poE id------.--- 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in
fnidad de clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
EMPRESA
fs1EESPlhulE CORlEOSDI LIs IsTLlls
y trasportes miIitares
Do Sobrinos dt Herrera, Habana.

Los vaporee de esta emfresa sfec
tuarAn su salids desde este puerto On
los dfaa 5, 10, Is, 30 y 25 do csda mss ,
= lRs 5 de ID tarde en- les diss de laboy
I 1 las 12 del dia en- los fastivos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17

DOClRlbl RlsTIlM
FOR GIL EsTEvE

Nrevsss edicion perfsesamsots
;mnres. epcuad dsruada On ear
t6n. 1 NUEVE PESOS gruesa
al'contado.
Tomando 10 gruesas q haes
10 buen descuento.
De venta en- esta ImprsusR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17

IL en esta nduasra duEanue
denoo otros paes erme ofrec p6bco srcuo ouu
iose Pcede meoras parte grna bajo ooncepto
<uestrss marcas LUZ sfLLAETE RLNFANTE LUz sOIAp
'fAn rasadaa srk todo xgos sy Loo s
dcadores
CA ~ A0
EE pIEZ GALONE6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
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Sc dcdb... Gle recibjy' en- la Inapre,a-
tG del BOLetfn:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
PAPEL SE.LLADO

aladrado por m q sola hoja,
8 prop6sito para minutas, so
bres de o6cios, eti,.
De venta en- esta Imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
LlBROS BARATOS.

De venta, en- la Imprenta del
B0L1TM M1BcAHrU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
IIBROS.

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLzA4a ss
han recibido los siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-17
VAPOR Ed
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ALA OORUNA Z SANTANDER
Saljdc de Puerto Rico los dias 4 &
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A lee fsmilias que pagssa b squivalsaeIa
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
NEARER HOME.
The Mines OF silver Greek and Monte
g,rlsto Districts.

A w Hawks, the weil-known mining
man OF Snohomish. returned a few days
ago from a trip through the Silver creek
and Monte Cr.stc districts. and In an In
teryiew said:
'sThere IS now more activity IN this SEQ
ton than ever before. While as vet gem
eral operations for the season are scarce
~ under full Roadway, the work done
about silver creek this year has shown
ap better property than ever before; and
better assays have been obtained than in
any past record.
"A number Of prominent capitalists are
considering making investments IN Silver
creek. When they become materially in
teresIed. every camp in Snohomlsh coun-
~ viii be IN good condition. Il does seem
now that the people OF this vicinity should
identify themselves with mining when OPP
pertunity affords. not simply that they
can now get in on a reasonable basis, but
that they may mutually lend a hand ard
ultimately prosper through bringing one OF
our most prominent industries 20 the
front.
Large deals are being negotiated IN
other camps. which viii likely attract min
ing men from other parts OF the country.
Now is the chance for the people or Sno-
komish county TO avSG themselves OF some
OF the good opportunities opening up.
Il have engagements ahead for the next
two weeks IN showing NJ property TO cap
ttalistS. AS The work progresses there
comes proof Of what we have never here
totorA claimed. and that ls that we have
some hsrh-grsde ore In this camp. Re-
suits OF ASSAYS from two-foat ore in Silver
creek gives upwards OF $500 In value and
a stu higher grade Is obtained from the
soriy-ave group % claims in the sultan
basin. ] and from trip 20 Seattle that a
lively interest Is manifest there IN our
camps. Competent Judges who have ex-
sEalnsd Deer creek say that the showing
on the surface and dsvslo pment work so
FAR done woud 80 20 prove the property
az itch as Trasl creek.
Anyone inclined % bs skept,csl should
iak- "trip 20 the locality and see for
themselves
We shall have n Snohorish ana King
counties the most extensive mining CAMPS
n thu Northwest. not excepting Trail
creek. Investments are being made as fsS;
as The good 81 the camp requires IS a
beo11 Is rot desired. and al necessary de-
welspment work il being 6cne. At pres
EFT ferty-sEc men are az work On Deer
creek properties"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
aIINING NOTES.

Tn. romnrsssor for the No. mine. IN
White camp British Column pa. close 70
the international boundary. mas arrived
and VII be installed a. once
Work has been steadily going on upon
the Big Copper, IN the Green%oct camp,
Boundary creek. Tbs is the properly no"
under bond 70 big Eastern syndicate.
DR.. Selnyu. ex-dlrector OF The geological
survey. WHO has just returned 20 Ottawa
from British Columbia Is enthusiastic
over the mineral prospects or that prov
ince.
oulslev Mont. 10 getting quite boom.
TIE principal nine Is the Jumbo. II -
Gained TO he the greatest gold PROPOSE
ton on the continent The Lead IL - Feat
in width. and carries an average value OF
s. TO IS per ton.
gha Canadian Pacific Railway Company
= co.lecting ores from eli OF the mining
camps IN British Columbia. a co4lectaon
from the Boundary creek n.sirset Is a-so
being MADE for EXHIBITION In the CUSTOM
house at <ortbport-
The Mining Investor relates that a min
ing engineer 5ust from Grippe Creek was
asked oy another concerning the situA-
the sssrne As usual was the reply, The
teu8erfeef are taking the ore cut. wasrs
they flna Il, and the mining men are hunt
ing fer Il where Il cnxAi 10 De-
The production Of copper BY The mines
OF the Un.tsi States for June amounted
10 $4,000 pounds, against S,os.e for
TIE preceding month. = decrease OF sl.ssA-
Iuaa ar<rexatsd 4. ssss esa. against is.
o.. pounds for May. decrsase OF fze.1s's
exrc~ts OF copper from The Inited states
f0r luna amounted 20 &.&z.9s. against
an 80 ROUNDS IN May. q decrease Of
1s-S as poun1s.
TIE richest piece OF placer ground ever
discovered was me famous AoatAra bar.
Confederate gnsch- Aozxara- The bar
,,rs-,-s-~F .s-8 less than an acre 81 xr01a3.
49,. ssas 81 s. 80 90 ia three uonzhs -
10 -rssslt Of tne lahor Of four rsen- The
Nfaet srggr we.zses :, ss9 poundS. ard was
y,arkNS IN aaa kegs an3 Aoate1 GA a rat
- = Joxexsh so. e the fan o. lsst.
Cozsssfermta Euiea prc1Uce1 u al about
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
MORE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
To Re Devoted TO the Developments OF
British Columbia Nfff,ex

AnotAsr British company ha. been
formed for the purpose % working Brit
tsh Columbia. Australian and New Zea-
land uyinss- This latsst acquisition q she
Alaiance Exploring ana finance Corpora
ton, I4m'tss. a. Lonfon The registered
capital Is 40 0E IN & shares. TIE pres
eat issue = saaesa SHARES. on which fas per
STARE Is 10 be pad ep ana the remaining
Ies IS required. The directors are as fol-
iowss Msssrs II. s3antnn. \ ". Cox@n.
r. e sparks g. 2. Purzfrett ana y. Nc
Dawsll. al ~ Loccen. All these gentle
rnen are connected with various Australian
raicsEg companies ThH bankers are
AessFS- Brown. Jansen & Co. the solicit
ters Sisssrs BsrcAAli. and TIE brokers'.
MessEs sydney wilkins a CO. TIE PROS
rscsus states tAAs -'EhE corporate has
bear formed fer ths purpose Of carving
"a the Business ~ a parent Haarcsal. nssn-
sng ans exploration eor=esa sfaz. rsore par
t-eglarsy n coEaertioa Mia to British
cssoazeS - Western AessrazIA. New yea
l&E1 An1 British GelzEaslA~ II a stated
tA&s re crtiazs Azse a1rsasy Beer A.
2is-rss ~ tss ca-pay@Sen On Eve rssntnx
properties 90 tne<s three S-e 81 Vest
era Australia enc - New ZeAgaza ard on.
"A BrsFAsa Columbia. % wA.ca tAs oraxfr-
ca government have fAaawns 50 vel tazs
fh&T have asraaGY a&waneea q consider
~S.s s4s-s q Eao2ey tosac4s "a ssyx.o1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13

The four defendants In the case OF Au-
Su~ta ~ preer VS.. II faSnsfn % a..
were sfjutged 10 DO n eefauH yesterday
by Judge Langley
,~x,.,rs YESTERDAY for letters Of a1rainistra-
,,en 81, the estate OF James 5. Ls~ss 70
issue 70 +. n. Price
Judgment and decree n The ease OF S3r
-. ,sains1f ress $50. was signsd yester-
Say BY Judge Langley
crarrs confirming sales % real esiate
were entered yesterday q Sease ys.,Ss
~ IT,, - r. wccss AZ al and A. Z. Anderson
v. J. II. Foster es al
,....... 70 we'd were issued yesterday
20 Ernesi Arthur Tucker sna Less M Va
s.sna~ ssssAf@sfs and AntctAeste saiGos1es.
soth 90 Back DIAMOND
r~,asrrs Of fact and co-clnSons o. ~
a. - s9ee al Carl L. Reckman vs. -. - y
Fans.aw et a.. an @Ss.e ,ss. ssxrsd by
Judge faaSaey yesterday
sr,.s ~ssv. ny Corporation scunsfA nsVs ~.
"a nenusy Upton. ysssexssy nsra : -
maTrs - N Sneafs as receiver OF tHe
w.shnxtoa Savings esns.
-. .s.snx. r. III whltworth, AGA
vss.warsa ana tire Seattle asFsNs,~
Company. sefsn9Ss ~. = az WAS entered
p Issssr.say By Judge Langley
ssr.st-xs az fact and coEsc.1sserNss os . ~
49, "a 81 ne AussTtcAn Nss 49,
compans cs,es =. I ssE srss 3 s 81 asss.
isosa e ss,,sss nv Jsssxe langley xssseFA@s'
y.ses,,,,s were sntarea ysstsrdsS y - &c
- - frytnx wcs3 vs. A ....'-S
81 a.. IRE Ansersean AsF go yrs.ns w'es-s
vs. s@eStsn 81 a. ~ Jsasss Langley
49, eorcern. to - knewr ss -
- ne~ s,, = ssoll Csonsrsany, - 70 % $50 $50
lssSea II ssss!s aTs,s.ss 81 w ~ .se csas-
hssts.S Tae fsrs~Nrtsarattrx are ~ - -
= RrsInse- ans >crEssan - Se.s- ~A'- -
7. ala. afsi' stock i siaesa al SOU $50
,ssioe BAKER. Anarsw 49, 800, sss,eT
W. hainss. $50. 49, nsrsss As e..ez~.an.s
40 ss.s 81 he Ana<gtsAn Ae - $50 -
.sa ia vs. calos rssss .. e a. as
answer - go wassexer 20 TIE gres~sI
- Ii as complaint
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
LIQUOR CASE DISMISSED.
Jury DI-agrecs On One OF Them Usual
NunicIpnI Court (a~Ns.

Municipal Court Cases.
The municipal court Of yesterday morn
ing took up The case OF Henry welaeman.
charged with a violation OF ordinance ISL.
which Is apparently destined 20 so than-
dering down the ages as imperative. A
jury Of twelve good men and true failed
20 poli an opinion and the case passed
indefinitely Wsidcman was arrested for
keeping open after I o'clock In the MORN
ing. and was arrested on rne same night
that the police executed their celebrated
coup rp and down Washington street.
The Jury was composed az J. l.. Bark. r..
l. Dixon. w. c. Calhoun. A. F. Thram.
w. w. French. s. Tate. b. Tr.mkey. A.
w. Gilbert. Theodore Matzen. Theodore
Blankner. b. Schoenfeld and z. voland.
After being locked ~ FOR three and one
half hours they we're summoned into court
ana stated upon interrogation by Judge
Glasgow. that IL was impossible for them
10 agree. They were then dismissed.
Nanse efwss bartender for Pete Burns.
was dismissed upon representation that
the proprietor % the saloon whore ne was
employed had been arrested for a similar
ofrense AT practically the same time.
W. r. Robb. who was the first person
arrested under the operation 81 the new
ordinance. was dismissed owing TO tie fact
that no complaint was on 1ie
III. C. Adams under arrest for petit lar
".
that the osfense that he was charged with
was committed outside the jurisdiction Of
the court.
The case Of r. Doubleday. wAc was SER
fenced 20 thirty days and a bond or 500
70 keen the peace viii cone pp fer a re-
hearing this afternoon upon the represen-
ta;ian OF counsel fhAt there Eere extsnu-
attng circumstances that Justified Double
davis assault uuon his wife. II was stated
that when Mr. Doubleday went 20 the
house where his wife was living he found
her with her lover. faErsrte dessctu. ard
that ne struck her. Ne assault was made
with a revolver as claimed,
THE case % ere state IS. James NcGill
was next called up ard exhibited corsi-
tor OF affairs seldom found ln the far
Ncrthuest. being a rev between union
ard non-sn1on workrnen. Two bo3er-
makers. named Audersen anG Hopkins.
were employed BY the Washington Iron
works ard went 70 wcrk on tire Tth at
10 oscfacx a m A. noon the remainder %
the employees az the boiler shop, James
NefsHs. vketor fsraSsu. john Clancy and
william RYAN. walked out aaf refused .
work IN the same shop with Anderson and
Hopkins AS seon as he we iast named
Ynen heard ~ the prescription they leee
.ne works ana refused % return On &C
count Of TIE prejudice existing against
.h~r. Tire way snefr arairs xos an air
inx IN ne municipal eaaTt Vas sci ess IN
tne rornpiaint ara trial wherein Z was
stared that Mcssli had sata. as TIE Two
men RAISED oas % The shop. that ,hsy
v,rkea for less than gnlar wages An
as-So, called Nc1Ha = Tar and M-Cssu
s,r.,ek hin, swfee. The testimony was 50
r.sartctl~x tAAt the case was dismissed
ana McsssH was pronounced act guilty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
MRS. CUMMINGS ESTATE.
4 Petition Asking That w. III. Moore
Be Appointed Administrators.

James Aongnl pefitioned the superior
court yesterday for letters Of adaninlstra-
ton on the estate Of Eliza Cummings. who
vas murdered by her husband. Larry
Cummings. In June. The petitioner would
Ike to have w. III. Moore appointed ad-
mini1trator of the estate. which consists
OF real properly in MIRA. Cummings own
name valued at sss0. the community prop
erty. which 10 valued AZ 8, eoo consisting
OF lots In this city. Falrhayen. and COM
Hunity interest In personal property val
ued At $3o0.
Ths petition states that the heirs Of de-
ceased and OF the suicide are Maria Cum
mtngs. aged g. John Joseph Cummings,
- years. Mary Ellen Mcmillan. Is years.
aud Thomas Sylvester Cummings. 10 years
Of age. Dilfgent search has been made TO
see II viii was left by the deceased wo-
man. but none has been found. Judge
Langley heard the petition read and set
Monday. August ~. AZ $50 a. m ~ tie
time for hearing the petition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13

n. spet where Custer seil r. within
rsntr view OF TIE Burlington routes
track.
TIE monument that marks as last rest
s-g Place IL gttis. x any more thar \
sulla distant. Noa xes : 2lss yes % q
a. she train y hiFis ta8g esns over ths
s.lass~s. TIE srnsotSest. tae best track
ever puflt west CO CbseASA
A r-esty beckett EsStns brief Ascent
- ssr eassle a %assa cGsser fr~t ats
use VII Be rs4ilo1 - any sas a ~ wi
s.k go a. Write sar a eenys WF.ga 40
ssr inforrsasasn at fst ratrs ari rasns
- re Eurisrwscn ga1ga 20 Omaha Esn-
g. CTS. 81 Isests. Chaeaka AMI al ether
sssstre~n ara soasss&s.s.a estsss ~ T.
Bsnt0n. P1Ers so9ssS @@li. N@TsaeF Yes
i.- ax.rse ara Eroat ar sss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13

The quarterly county examination OF
public school teachers Will begin In the
high school hall at Central building this
morning at O'Clock. and from present
indications fully as large class viii DO
present as took the examination last year.
Ia. County Superintendent Layhue and
Professors Taylor and Teaehnor will con-
duct the work. which Is expected 20 las,
three days. Thursday and Friday VIII be
taken up for examination for the second
and third grades. and Saturday for those
who wish to try fer frst grade certificates.
The guides this morning VII be arith-
metic and photography. and In the afier-
noon grammar and theory and practice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-13
PERSONAL TAXES RAISED.
Doera Of Equalization Afssr p~,,-
~~SRt-


Inc board Of equalization r.ts~s e..
personas taxes OF several flrrnz v~~fsrss.v
Ann astnonsn the members hyoax1,t So,r.
oDon their shoulders the wrath Of IN. 49,
sons anecfed. they VIII keep fight or zssn
sneir work and continue senalnx out na-
ices 10 those whom they believe uasnz<na
20 nypnotise the deputy assessors and act
On the list for less than they really shoals.
mere Are two sides 10 the matter. rhouxn
me merchants and manufacturers elzlra
that their stocks have deprecated ewing
20 the duilness OF the times. These things
Are considered fully by the board Ia mak-
ine decisions. AZ 10 In fact every state
men. mace oy the taxpayers. The board
= not doing anything that win fnjure ths
cary IN any way. bot IL performing tfs
outy-equAlizing the assessments. Tae no.
tices Are heing sent Out alphabetically. 30
those who feel sighted at not receiving A
notice 10 call viii yet be given a chance
TO make themselves heard
Those who suffered a raise yesterday
were Y. Anthony. the bookbsnder. from
- to 100; J. Burkmap, csoshlsr. from
y-,ooo TO 5000: Charles Brown. second
hand dealer. tise to SIC: D. & A. Coo.entx.
cigar dealers. 100 to tz.0o0
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x,.,,.~.s ~ sh,,neta Brooks.

~Fse a~~a-we-1effs Tor ne rure-A q
yvhstaela Brooks. WHO lcs; BIS lie BY
drowning n Lake Washington Tuesday
rsxat have not yet been completed. o1T II
has been decided that IL wii' occur some
tsyne Frzszay. ire h0rr for which vsa Re
s-snsnr ed later. X /. also about decided
"a bod he funeral srcza ire rezleenes.
a. Terry averUe and J@HsEsnn street
The rz.1-a@arers chosen are n 2. Haynes.
Tsancaz TAy.cr. william H&-wzsas. Z. W
emliA. v.S.gr Schmidt ara =. - Ise6<r-
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NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Incorporation or Thorn Getting TO DO
AImoaf n DAILY Cs.currencs..

launched, this tina the johnson Mountain
Mining Company and Cold Belt Mining
Company. Articles Of incorporation for
the former were filed yesterday with the
county auditor. The object Of the COM
psny In to develop the Washington claim
In Squaw Greek district In okanogan
county. The trustees are J. NJ. sparkmsn.
g. Mclean. John II. Powell. J. Compton
and N. II. Lasimer. and the capital stock
Is fixed at tl.ooo.o CO., divided into 100000
shares at 81 each. the principal place Of
business to be In this city.
The incorporators of the latter. who are
also the trustees. are q. w. Yancy. John
r. Miller. ID. b. Ward. A. d. Esheiman
and A. b. Bah, the capital stock being
the same as tho other company.
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Her Torment over with.

Judge Langley signed the hnal decree
xestersaay that absolutely divorced Mary
n smi,h and Reuben Smith. These par
ticular Smiths were married at Reed city,
Mich. I'm May. 1879. and were married but
a short time when the husband began TO
beat his wife with his fists. TO an accom-
pantment OF vile names. and finally threat
ened TO shoot her. These threats became
SO common thar the woman. Tor rear OF
losing her life, left him. ana up 70 snort
,sr,e $50 lived away from him. ani when
she told her story 10 the court as given
a divorce.
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Y !. pot So zaca sN> auanfity as "a
~ssmsssr 81 scSAosle beverages MAsrn zssasx
sas~-sreranee- Tse Jesse Asose yAixzv.
sArs.esss far IS parity. - safe ard ~zsls~
ss.v. - -sussnt N@2~e. szG1k n Ca. ~o.s
nx.ass Tar -Ae sasS4s-@ S222-
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ar. Padden. '.na ther~ ~. -
them. and the Sizes dffyer "a w. -
sxpeases Of making . setx,1ed ssas~-,@-..
Tor ssery district would cost : rr,a. 49,
msfe than the appcrrioamenr wonsN
amount &c. I believe E2sg woa,1 &C.,
even country dissrict and be erslregv 60
fsctery 70 All '~ss-
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Uen- There II q reserve Of about !. 30
tons Of ore n sight. giving an assay aver
age OF soous two Ounces 81 gold per ton.
~Asiss from strsnge-s as high as SO Dances
Per ton have hee1 cnsaznei
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No. su,s. Filed

The following action was begun In the
superlor court yesterday:
L. ". Carpenter VS.. Walter Beach e. ux.
..rvlsss performed as physician
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John Thompson and Jay Leonard were
killed by aghtning In violent storm ut
Sandusky, O.. Monday evening. They
were working on the new government
per al Cedar Point with augers IN their
hands which attracted sns lightning.
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Yea eza make tA@ renas frss o. saasav
swxqsss - fresh seattle % sae n~a~a re~
,s-s-ss asa az s4rzseziars eau a. Sorxas~a
fea~1se ssrs-%s. SexttSA.