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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
One Days Grace.

Although the notable introduc tory dis
tribution of that great reference library,
the New Encyclopedia Dictionary, was an
nounced to close yesterday, the syndicate
has, for reasons explained, decided to al
low one days grace, thus extending the
time of closing to Monday night, at 10
o'clock.
The fact is there are always those who
defer even what they know to be duty to
themselves and families. This is espe-
cially true of busy men, and will apply in
this notable instance. Many others, es-
pecially ladies, were doubtless deferred by
the threatening weather. In justice to
those who really meant to apply in time,
but could not, and to accommodate others
who. for good cause have been thus far
prevented from calling, orders which will
be sent any time before Monday night at
II o clock will be received and filed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
Monday, May 4, 1896,

at the hour Of ! o'clock p NJ Of said dav.
l ne sald bonds will be sold at said County Treas.
uIers ofhce on May 4, 1896 at the hour OF
CLOCK p NJ to the highest bidder for cash in
United states gold coin. No bid for less than tho
race value of said bonds and all interest accrued
on them at the date of said sale will be considered
Each bid must be accompanied by n Certified
check drawn to the order of said Treasurer for at
least per cent OF the par value of the bonds hid
Ior which said check shall be forfeited to Marin
county should such bid De accepted and the parry
bidding fail TO complete the purchase of the bonds
awarded 10 such party within five days from the
date of such award. VIZ
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
THOMAS ]. FALLoN.
County Treasurer of Marin Countv
San Rafael Marin County, April TO- 1896
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

the craze continued that his house is filed
with everything from bicycle lantern to
the kind used on the dasher of a carriage
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

G1G0 0O0 MARIN COUNTY RAILROAD
wv Refunding Bonds-l6O bonds ar
SIooO each, bearing interest at per cent per an
1915 or at any time before that date at the nlea.
ure or the County of Marin; interest pavahIe o,
the hrst day OF January and July in each wear t6a
nrst coupon runs from the first day of April 1895
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Ihomas j. Fallon. County Treasurer of the Conntv
OF Marin state OF California, that bids for tn pur
by him at the County Treasurer's office OF Marin
California, on 'ui'S'
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12
Two Sudden Deaths.

Conrad Hook, an expressman, aged Sc years,
died in saloon at 204 Sacramento street at
O'Clock p NJ. yesterday. He was suffering
from pain in his heart and went into the
saloon to rest
Matilda Denxter, native of Sweden, aged
"a years, died suddenly at 81 Hunt street at
noon yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

A lawyer down in Biddeford, Me-, is said
to be afflicted with an unusual mania, and
that is for collecting lanterns. So long has
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

n smart Broadway, New
l \ York, druggist has
this sign hanging outside
his store; it marks the
new era of drug selling.
Is it any wonder that he
has to enlarge his quar-
tiers, that his clerks are
busy, and that his store is
one Of the most popular
along the leading thor
oughfare7
You can afford to trade
with a druggist that has
such a motto as that.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

Ladies' Southern ties, 81 45. all shades, every
toe. Ryan Ryan, 10 Montgomery avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

FANCY DRESDEN SILK. highly il.
Illuminated effects on a fancy JAG.
guard ground, 20 inches wide.
Special this week
1926 per Yard
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

E%HAT the sugar-beet IS destined
to be animportant factor in build
ing up the prosperity OF Califor-
MIA is a fact about which there are
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

FANCY-COLORED SILK. a special
line glace grounds with fancy
colored satin bar plaid, best sea-
sonable colorings, 81 inches wide.
This week special for
S1oO per Var
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

200 pairs of LACE CURTAINS, 3T
yards long, full 4S inches wide, in
ecru and white; our regular 81 %
Curtains.
Sale Price, csc Pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
Court Notes.

A demand for security for costs has been
made in the case Of Edward q. Fuller vs.
Lyman II. Rogers u al
Fred Nelson. Of Denmark. and Frank
Casfmo Lukanevie. OF Austria. were ad-
United 10 citIxenship yesterday BY Judge
Hanford.
Plaintiffs ssc appeal bond was aled In
the superior court yesterday In the case OF
Bessie and J. X. Hendricks w. J. X Ed
mission ct al
James A. FfIley recovered . Judgment
for S1.SrsS against p. r. Day and wife IN
Judge Hufnex court yesterday. The trial
was held before q Jury. which was tn
exructed to md for the plaintiff.
Arthur l.une. the fs-ycar-oid boy from
Eagic Gorge charged with arsor in having
10. MAS arrasrnsd IN judge Hurses' court
yesterday He pleaded not guilty.
]. c. Harris has been appointed admin
,strator de hons non OF tho es-
tate of Julia Lynfe. deceased. T..
IA Hunt, administrator. having fsei-
The value OF the estate q 8. Np.
ara bond was furnished In &ae The
sur-sles are Fred W. Barker am =. n
Jordan
S,,hpenas have been issued for nine w.
re~se~ for Defendant N the case Of the
SAFE Va Charles II. Daniels a. follows:
Fswara Keller II. McCaiion. John w.
rrsser John Moore. Mr. =. III. rAiiis al
~ south PARK: John y. Parkhurst. county
,sser farm. Mrs. Charles II. reri~ls anf
t,r<s,,sy COMPTROLLER Stewart. Seattle TIE
srssl a set for June Il
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Morris. Patrick Ieany. James Burchan.
Oscar F. Peterson. c. F. Unison. Stafford
Duncan, Patrick Philor.ck, n. c. ellis.
Conrad Uhrich, Henry F. femme. H. r.
Bemis, Alfred Cade. George w. Lincoln.
Gus Erickson, Erick Haroldson. A. B.
Wright. John E. Gran. Hiram Reyburn.
Robert Johnson. N. o. Weunerholm.
For park Experimentation foreman: Au-
gust Dyer. Joseph B. Palmer, Frank L
Bathurst: for gardener. William McPhee;
for nurseryman. John D. Patterson: park
keeper. Z. A. Brooke. D. J. Patterson:
teamster, Philip Alger: iaborers, William
Pearse, 8. J. Nelson. John Lietha. George
Barth. James Marshal.
For cart driysrs-Silas A. Reed. John
Sexton. Andrew J. Rayburn, L. +. Helms,
William Lock. John christopher. William
G. Guyer, David Ralston died Saturday,.
For teamsters-Robert Rtnehart, Joseph
Dennis. Charles Doll: for stable boss. H.
r. Phillips. Robert Becker: for driver for
water wagon, Conrad Eden.
For service men in water department.
A. c. Madole, John Pollock, Philip Cor
coran, A. J. Nelson. feter Berquist. f..
for meter helper. George Fl. Carter: for
shut-off man. Charles r. Youngs. c. d.
Chamberlain: for wood passers. Charles
Gardner. p ]. Madigan. William II. Green,
Lew Wallace Cook.
For street repairs-M. 8. Gosa. W. c.
Beatty, Zecheriah Scott.
For blacksmiths-ChriS Iverson. Jerry
Yerbury.
For wagonmakers and blacksmith help
ers-Snith Fleming, John J. Smith.
Foremen-For street, ". l. Walters, N
J. Cofweil. William Mcdonald. \ H.
Alarming.
For water foreman-F. p Andrews, Au-
brey Nelson, Elias Pfttenger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
TO HAVE A BENEFIT.
A Chance for All to Help Along
the Army Post Fund.
"MoTHS" At SEATTLE THEATeR
The Production WIN Be Put ON Free
anA tie Entire Proceeds win
Go 70 the Fund.
MOTHS" At SEATTLE THEATea

The company Of local players who pre-
eented 'Moths," the dramatsxa.ion OF
Ouida's famous novel, at the Seattle thea
ter on May % and again on May Is at the
Third avenue theater. have volunteered
their services to again produce the play on
Monday evening next at the Seattle the
alter for the benefit OF the army post fund.
This win be q genuine benefit AFFAIR. The
management Of the theater has donated
its use. the electric Light company donates
the lighting. the newspapers their adver-
tising space. and the orchestra and players
their services. Thus the entire gross pro-
ceeds OF the performance will 60 towards
the fund.
The time In which the fund must be
raised ID rapidly drawing to q close. and IL
Seattle 10 10 secure the location of the
army post. the fund must be raised in full,
and with . margin FOR any possible con-
tingency. Tho liberal offer which the
Moths" company has made, affords ev-
erycne who has not heretofore made =
contribution. or who has not felt able to
contribute any relatively large sum. to do
his part towards raising the necessary
money. and do that In way which will
afford . sufficient and immediate return at
the time, for the company IL well drilled
and presents really excellent perform
ance. by no means TO be ciassed with or
binary amateur AFFAIRS.
4 due sense Of appreciation of their gem
crosby In donating their services for .
purpose which IL IL directly 10 the interest
of every one In Seattle to see accom-
piished. ought in itself to be sufYicient 10
ensure q packed house az the performances.
and as a result such q contribution 70 the
army post fund as will finally round II out
to the full amount.
Tickets Tor the performance can be had
during the week at the business Offices Of
the Post-InteIi,gencer and Times newspa-
papers. at the drug stores OF James Lee.
Stewart D Holmes and Smith 4 Kennedy.
also at McDougan 4 Southwlek's, at New
halls. and the theater box once. Tickets
viii Be but 80 cents.
The following additional subscriptions
for the army post were received yesterday
by Msssrk Chaplin and Graves:
r H. Osgooc- .-..------..--------.-.-$-5 70
Seattle 4 Rainier Beach Railway g %
Charles Power .-.-..... ..--..,......-.. 10 %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
A TEST CASE.


saloon Men Arrested for Keeping Open
After I O'Clock.
Ever since the new ordinance cloainr "a
icons At q m went into effect the saloon
men have been hoping that some one Of
tnsir number would be arrested for vioist-
Ing the Law 20 that . test case might Be
made 10 settle for all thu conststutsonality
OF the act. but none Of them had nerve to
try IL. although II has been whispered that
the law was being violated nightly. On
Monday the usual quarterly change IN the
Police department was made. whereby Ser
geant George Tempieton was to take OUT
side night duty. Sergeant Willard soinx
on day watch. Tempieton left headauar-
tiers shortly after O'Clock on . tour OF
inspection. and soon became convinced
that men were being allowed 10 enter the
Tivoit saloon. conducted by Charles Pear
son and the Canal saloon hy Andrew Lee.
ana buy drinks. etc. Signaling Officer Bar
bee. who was on the beat the serrean.
hrst vent snfo the Tivoii and placed Pear
son under arrest and closed the house M.
ana then went down TO the Canal saloon
and arrested Lee and closed this place m
Both men were released on derosi.,nx
cash bah. and yesterday were given until
June Is to demur TO the complaint. Win
stock 4 Ingersoii have been retained by
the saloon men and viii fight the ordin-
ance on law points
In the meantime the police win b. A
vtsflsnt AZ ever. and under orders from
Chief Reed Will arrest every saloon man
found violating the law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03
SWYNEY THE WINNER
Appointed Sanitary Inspector
By Health Board.
TWO DEPUTIES ALSO NAMED
SspahsspssS WIN Tea OpC1eek
C1ossng Law.
Two. DEPUTIES ALSO NAMED

Ths bard q health ust fn special -
ssoa yesterday AftaTnoon 10 consider the
appointments for sanitary inspector and
two ass.ssAnts. and after . lively meeting
lasting about IN hour elected J. H. swy-
rry. Who was acting a. temporary inSpec-
tor. rs inspector under the new ordinance.
asd elected Charles r. Frasch and ". L.
Emery asststants- There were quite .
number Of applicants for the latter po-
ssffon. among them several weil-knowa
citizens. although the salary attached TO
the position b tbs smallest paid b. the
city government es2D per month
For the tnspectorship there were tvo
names presented 70 the board By the civil
service ccnniszson--J. II. swyney and
James 1fcIntyrs. bat there was only one
Ia u a. far ~ tbs board was concerned.
ana that was Svyney. Who received the
unAnimous vote Of the hoard This ollciai
nae he'd the position several years, and has
always given the best satisfaction. AFTER
the new charter went into effect the board
appointed Mr.. swyney inspector and A. z.
Hraymer assistant temporarily. or until
the civfi service commission had examined
the applicants for the place and submitted
tvo nAmss. which proved 70 b sWyney
and Mcintyre
FOR the position Of assistant inspector Il
vas not required that a csvfi service ex-
animation BE- taken Twelve applications
1srs ntsd- with the clerk of the board Dr.
Palmer. - follow: Charles r. Frasch,
y l. Emery. ]. r. Donshue. Il. Myer. Joe
n stack. Thompson Guy. 9. O. Meek. A.
=. Brsymsr. b. l.. Van Tasseil, Charles
= Engiehardt. Thomas Simpson and r. A.
scott Several OF these applications were
accompanied BY liberaiiy-signed petitions.
and the contest for the place was keen.
Friends Of the candidates interviewed the
mempers OF the board in their behalf,
showing Why this one or that one should
De appointed. and succeeded In mixing up
the board considerably. as II took eight
ballots to elect Emery and two to elect
Frasch- The latter 10 the realer way rro-
Ger. his place Of business being situated
opposite police headquarters Prominent
amohS the other applicants were 8. @.
Meek. formerly IRE Commissioner. Chsr,e.
z EnsiehArdt. organist OF 81. Marks
church. and A. e. Braymer, the former
market Inspector.
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Frank Kane. seamster living on Dyer
avenue. got drunk Monday night In BiI,y
the Mugs saloon and threatened 70 ami
hiiats the entire police force IL any officer
placed his hands On him He changed NJ.
nina whrn Detective Jack Williams got
noaa o. ann. ana went along TO hesdcuar-
ters. He stormed shout the fan. hoveva,
and said he would DO nothing un,r hs
could talk with his legal adviser. Jar..
: Hamilton Lewis wher arrested Kan.
hsc W on his person. but refused 10 put
up Us OF that amount to secure his liberty
uaffi the police Judge PASSED on his cass
IN Fact. ne was one OF the mos. oh.t,nats
prisoners thar has been In the city ian for
many Day. He was taken befors Judge
oisssov yesterday afternoon. but asked
for time TO plead and was given r,,,sI 80
day. In the meantime Re deposited cash
hail and left headquarters, presumably 70
consult with his lawyer.
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UoUoRT THE FEE TOO HIGH.
~ Who Objected to Paying % for
. Marriage L1ceuaS..


- -. s... ~, "se,s "'nu 10. :.
sksEss $50. ,ss =. .nas eiey'
n. ~ 80, H"1,.o' No~ns ses'sc
6Ssis a. 80 Is.aass ~ $50. ror
.--- no nate ~ Hancock, OF steta-
= 80. ~ ssien sno~W nu'n 20
4 ~ ~. $50. ~ saa US ps.s ~ osius
"a - "ss1y sssu'hea ass noss COT,
8 ~. ~ ou 10 in~~e sns 'soeeA
- ss.s -
ns-s-s " W. ens'Se .or nee'set
srsssss ~ *i'h 'oooh o. con-
-. =. !. ~ ~, voice
aus-s~ - Fo"'eiy s"sWeo va
S. 49,
- - asfe you 70 cnsUe ~
- - !" nhow re an outrage. nov
r.. 49, ~ eharse tass YEAR,
~. .~s- sen o~cx : UTE ~
. 49,. sssn more .han one man shsver
~.~.~.S 70 sne zee nus ne haa never
~ $500 an apnhesnt wno wanted
SE p'icss thefe WAS some sign
-, ~. wnen ne SAID
mas oeeh nsea ny the iersia-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Change of HfII.

This evening the wilber Dramatic Com
psny VII present az the Third Avenue tha-
a,ef an entirely new version OF Bessie
Fairfax. or TIRE Golden Giant Nire /" ~
permission OF George Osborne. TIE NAV /.
ore which VII Interest everyone AZ !.
SHOWS many phases OF human LIE. ara
many casraeters are Introduced. The
play r. located In I6aho atrfru .ss ,,,s,,,-.
days there IN fS9 ard shows ,7,Insnr -
ana excitement; as II really Was Mss Arc.
Roseiard WI appear IN one Of nsr xrr..-
es. toles. bessie Fairfas. q soa5rette char
acisr which suits her down 10 the ~,a.-.
Ia Fet'e Lille viii rlsv Lille ysrs Ma
son Fair.ax. Charles Horn, Jark yaSo,
the gambler. while the other easr.efer,
VIII De Tn competent hanss Tier. n n,s,-
~ 81 room for the snsrcs,.r.so- =. -
eiaisies ard many VII be given. Tn. So
ers aad dancers o, the company nav. =.
resdy demonstrated wis, they can .o !,
thst lire TIE rsece vii ~ given "a ,AS.
night c-iy. Toncrrox and Sztn-s.v -.
taee "A Bargain Husband"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-03

Actions were bexun In ths Superior ceurt
yesterday as follows:
Eddy n Webster Va l.. A Treen 3
cc.--Petitson for receiver; Charles @.
Scott appointed. bond S7p.og0.
Caroline r stratton va Rufus r. Nat
thews e al-Prom.ssory note and mort
gage. 80.
Henry Schoix VI Anna n. Ahle ct AL
To canoe, deed and power OF attorney.
NJ. =, Backus. as-srustee. vs.. the Quong
Long Company-Resttturion OF premises at
Ses Washington street and S.po double rent.
NJ y. Backus. as trustee. vs.. Gee Lee q
Co.-ReStitufion OF premises At rs wash
sngton street and double rent. 1ie.
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when the swallows Hcmewarsi Fly.

,s.cnis begin to ask themselves. where
.s.,l I sp~s,d the summer" An ocean vcy-
az An island 3suns. or cosstxtse srtp.
which shall q be- IN either case. enc OF
49, s,sf,st u<efsli travelling ccmrarfoHs one
,s.t neyer fails IN an emergency to whtra
I, 4. ADAPTED. - Hostesters Stomach Ri;-
80. which remedies xeasfcknesS, nausea.
ss.t,~he hifloasnsss and snaiariA CON-
$780,. rsxxaepxs- rheumatism. nervous
-. ara keinsy trouble are also rcrneised
Nv me great afterativs and rreven;ive
--s..-txs. nv sea ard land. mariners. erni-
~-,s ard western pscne~rx all testify to
r.. a.fensfvs and remedial efficacy Bodily
-r~rsxl fatixua are cocnterscted by
n and II prevents msiaises vsses would
Ls..Asrw,ss Re brought % ey exposure. No
-. sncs,lA start 90 Q summer outing with
~, :, ~ Is the rscs, genial and Feita bic
~ .,,,,,user tnnics and suits the rscs; fAs-
st.I,sls raiafe-
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2, - Depd Of sho sunnse Tuao-
r. - Telegraph Cs0Vaay.
49, 1krss years after the date OF en-
5<S~ - trust deed of tho Sunset Teie.
S = 1eiaGrAph Company. securing
7~n = g5r0,oe0 n twenty~ysar s per
- honda, Was received yee-
- County Auditor Bsman,
4mnro u dated July I, ia, and
So - u property OF the company
1ntsu and California In the
- division, N Washington n
- enumerated - miles Of poles
r miIss Of wire. together with
61kefp' lines, outside Of what
~ knnvsn. Port Townsend and An
11n uHtrh ere given - Isolated"
- S1Sncslbers' lines In Washington ex-
r. - are gkxen ~ follows: Seat
- m: Tacoma, 7ssS Olympia. -: Ever
~ - Whaecor, ~, Snchomish. O.: Fair
- ~ PuyaIlup. ~; Port Townsend.
r 16ooorsen. y, Centraita. Il
IS - CAa1fornia division are 80 mtleo
= - onnytng $50 miles Of wtFs. and
~ - q submarine cable: also = 100
G711HoeI nnes. In the Southern Cali
- livision srs 100 miles Of poles car
- - ni1ss Of wire. and i.sso sub
1mS nneA
~ eounty h the thirty-ninth on the
RI = uhtch the instrument has been
- and Of the thtry-nine only
- - y this state: King. Pierce and
nnlsh; - that II will yet be sent TO
mR 11urston. 6kzgit. Whatcom and
- eountissl The mortgage bears
- e ~ continuous wandcringn. and
j omjo1 ard restamped. and tattsred
- - bare and there patched to-
- cnllfsrnia counties where the mort
- - bteu recorded are: Alameda.
~ Coluea, Contra Costa. Fresno.
- Hnnboidt. Kern. Los Angeles.
- Msaterey. Napa. Orange. Placer.
un1eR Sacramento. Ban Benito. San
LnnD0oAI San Diego. San Francisco.
- 1onquln. San Luis obispo. San Natec.
- Barbara. Santa Clara. Santa Crux.
oo0oA oonoUa. stants.aux. TuiArc. Ven
-, Yelo. Yuha- The rates for record
- bnp varied from $50 In Yuba coun-
\ - - u Tuiare. In King county the
ao1uo yin - tis.5. but since the docu-
ooe Includes both 4 real estate and q
1871 nortgsge. II must be recorded
M Which win douhis the cost.
- ~ mortgage was executed the tel
eenos company has made many sxten-
- y this state. and the figures given
oNeass correct only for itsa.
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An action 10 eancsl . powsr q attorney
80 oegun IN the superior court yesfsrday
~ Henry Schois W. Anna II. Able. he
aueges that he authorised A. .. Abss. late
husband Of thu plaintiff. to collect rpnts
% lots % and =. block y. Madison street
enaitson. but that Able. taking advantage
o. tns TACT that Schools could NOT read.
oraxted power of attorney swing au-
tnorisy to ssil the property. II d ciaimsd
Inat TINS instrument VAS falsely read to
acnois Who Was thereby induced to sign
~ Schools had borr0wsd Si3 from ABA
and had executed = mortgage on the rea,
ssfats; ana when the power Of attorney
had been given. Able. II 10 said. decided
the thrss iots to his wife. Who nov holds
them without having paid any eoasadsra-
ton.
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- un.1ssa ssarss in lo~esun o.
Wheees ~ June1ee.
eeFksd IT, spensng - sAs
sesn u The Unlfad Dtasss eour, ~.
1870 msy vas impasssed. shs ossA being
InAsfsrsd b. Clara Hspksaa OF ne
100 en Presenting excuses cay v. A. lexr-
AGO.. soso. snoessded IN Ais plea. his
ne court m Adequate groun6.
On ne opening Of ths court, yudrs Han
sof1 appointed r. b. Randolph ester a.d
= =. murray. H. d. whsslsr ana ~. par
smith haiit6s for tie term. The yJnitsd
stsses prisoners were then brought n "a
80 tns Jury. Aate Smith hslng "a iroaa
soose burks Appeared and secured IN
against Mrs.. Gee Lea. al,as chune Uoi
sno vas 70 have hssa taken to Taeoua b.
deputy Aarshai ouatSr this sssnine ma
placed aboard ths steamer bound for
Cnina- Judge BuFks eiaiinsd that he 80
evidences 10 prove that the veruan -.
born n Ian Francisce.
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Against the Northern Pacific.

The general land ONCE has passed on .
case Involving land within the Northern
Pacific railroad grant. and which had also
been taken UP by William Bsveriand on
. presumption fling previous to the time
OF the grant TO the railroad. At a later
data q coal fling was offered on the land
by Lewis @. Howard and declined. He
appended 70 the general land Office. and in
ths Investigation which followed the prior
ciairn OF Beveriand was discovered. His
dacisratory statement has never been can
celed. and the case has gone 10 the secre-
tary OF the interior with the Recommended
ton that the Northern Pacific railroad
reconvey the land to the United States. or
be compelled by law to vacate the patent
Tho land In question Is 30 acres In the
north half Of section 10. township n north.
range 5 east.
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4 demand for . bfli Of particusars va
mads In the superior court yesterday By
Albert r. Boyd IN the divorce suit against
him by Annie q. Boyd. The charge
against Boyd h adultery with Mn. Minnie
Jones. Of the London house He wants .
statement In writing Of the particular
times. places and circumstances attending
the alleged breach Of the marriage vow:
also like statement Of the evidence
whereby hts wife win attempt to prove
him notcriouaiy untruthful. ~ alleged In
the complaint